kúplon

Kúplon is a small, uninhabited island located in the Baltic Sea, off the coast of northern Estonia. Its precise geographical coordinates are approximately 59.68 degrees North latitude and 25.23 degrees East longitude. The island is characterized by its rocky shores and sparse vegetation, consisting primarily of low-lying bushes and grasses adapted to the harsh maritime environment. Kúplon has a total land area of approximately 0.5 square kilometers.

Historically, Kúplon has seen limited human activity, primarily serving as a temporary stopover for fishermen or as a navigation point. Due to its remote location and lack of fresh water or fertile soil, it has never been permanently inhabited. The surrounding waters are relatively shallow, with some areas prone to ice formation during the winter months, which can further isolate the island.

Ecologically, Kúplon supports a variety of seabirds that utilize the island for nesting and resting. The marine life in the waters around Kúplon is typical of the Baltic Sea, including various species of fish and invertebrates. The island's rugged terrain and exposure to the elements have shaped its natural landscape, making it a resilient part of the coastal ecosystem. There are no known significant geological features or mineral deposits on Kúplon.