Isla Kaspero

Isla Kaspero is the newest and western-most island of the Isla Puerta island Chain. In 1752 it was colonised by the spanish as the first part of the island to be colonised.

Location
The island is the smallest and western-most of the main islands that make up the island-chain, this island was created around 5 million years ago and is still volcanically active. It is estimated that in a time of about 20 million years, Isla Kaspero will be the only island in the island chain, and twice the size of the mainland Isla Puerta of today. The island primarily consits of volcanic rock and is too small to have any major lacks. The island does however exhibit many small bays that work well as closed off ports for the fishing villiages that thrive on the island, and hold historic importance.

History
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Today
Today the island is one of the least industrialised placed in the nation and holds no real political value. However, it is a favourite for honey-mooners.