kommertsi

Kommertsi is a small, uninhabited island located in the Baltic Sea. It is part of the Finnish archipelago and is situated in the municipality of Kimitoön. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, typical of the outer islands in the region. Its geographical coordinates are approximately 59.82 degrees North latitude and 22.55 degrees East longitude.

The island's name, kommertsi, is of Swedish origin, reflecting the historical Swedish influence in the region. While not a tourist destination, kommertsi serves as a resting place for seabirds and is part of the natural marine environment of the Baltic Sea. Its low-lying profile makes it susceptible to erosion from wave action, and its geological composition is primarily granite.

Kommertsi does not have any permanent human settlements or infrastructure. Access to the island is typically by private boat, and it is mainly of interest to those involved in marine research, ornithology, or individuals seeking remote natural landscapes. The surrounding waters are known for their rich biodiversity, thoughkommertsi itself offers limited ecological niches due to its size and exposed nature. Its existence is primarily a geological feature within the broader context of the Finnish archipelago's unique coastal ecosystem.