San Michele is an islet situated near Andros Island, forming a small, distinct geographical feature within the Andros archipelago. This particular landform contributes to the diverse coastal environment characteristic of the region. Its specific geological composition and location influence local marine ecosystems and coastal processes.
The significance of such islands often lies in their potential as habitats for unique flora and fauna, their role in mitigating coastal erosion, and their historical importance for navigation or settlement. Island locations frequently hold strategic value, influencing trade routes or providing shelter during maritime activities. The preservation of these smaller landmasses is crucial for maintaining biodiversity and understanding regional history.
