Isla Huracan

Isla Huracan is a peninsula that is on the South Eastern part of the island Isla Puerta.

Geographic position
Geographically, this peninsula is the most isolated part of the island, connected to the rest of the island only by a small land-mass. This connection was however made larger due to the Dijk that was introduced in 1968. Dating back over 20 million years, Isla Huracan is by far the oldest segment of the island appearing first in a violent volcanic eruption that introduced more than two billion tonnes of CO2 into the atmosphere.

The peninsula has many bays and a large selection of mountains, at the same time it exhibits two of the greatest plains outside of Isla Forraje. Due to it's great diversity, this peninsula is devided up into 7 republics, the densest devision on the island.

History
The peninsula was one of the first parts of the island to be setled and was long used as a rogue port before the official colonization of the island as a whole by the Spanish.

Climate
Due to it's unprotected location, Isla Huracan has one of the roughest climate zones on the island, at least along the coasts. The peninsula has many high valleys that also provide extreme protection from climate and society.