týlov

týlov is a small, uninhabited island located in the southern part of the Baltic Sea. Its precise geographical coordinates place it approximately 55.2 degrees North latitude and 18.7 degrees East longitude. The island is characterized by its relatively flat terrain and a coastline primarily composed of sandy beaches and scattered rocky outcrops. The vegetation on týlov is sparse, consisting mainly of low-lying coastal grasses and hardy shrubs adapted to the saline environment.

Historically, týlov has seen limited human activity. There is no permanent settlement on the island, and its primary significance lies in its ecological value as a habitat for various bird species, particularly during migratory seasons. The surrounding waters are known for their rich marine life, making the area a subject of interest for marine biologists and conservationists. Access to týlov is generally restricted to research vessels and authorized personnel to preserve its natural state. The island's remoteness and ecological sensitivity have contributed to its preservation, offering a glimpse into a relatively untouched coastal ecosystem.