There is a national park in Canada called the 1,000 islands (actually over 1,800 fresh water islands), but the definition they use is that an island must support at least one living tree and be larger than 0.093 m². Anything else and it’s just a rock. Not sure if this rule is applied across the country or just for the St. Lawrence river.
this is super intriguing... thank you for the tip! I am definitely going to look into it. This is why i love doing this - learning from ppl all over the world - amazing😊. thank you! 🙏
There is a national park in Canada called the 1,000 islands (actually over 1,800 fresh water islands), but the definition they use is that an island must support at least one living tree and be larger than 0.093 m². Anything else and it’s just a rock. Not sure if this rule is applied across the country or just for the St. Lawrence river.
this is super intriguing... thank you for the tip! I am definitely going to look into it. This is why i love doing this - learning from ppl all over the world - amazing😊. thank you! 🙏