Ireland Island South
Ireland Island South | ||
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Location of the islands (Ireland North and South Island) within Bermuda | ||
Waters | Atlantic Ocean | |
Archipelago | Bermuda | |
Geographical location | 32 ° 18 '54 " N , 64 ° 50' 42" W | |
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length | 1.1 km | |
width | 400 m | |
surface | 39 ha | |
Highest elevation | 3 m |
Ireland Island South is a small island in the extreme northwest of the Atlantic archipelago of Bermuda . It is only separated from its northern sister island Ireland Island North by a 10 meter wide river, which is why both islands occasionally bear the common name Ireland Island .
The connection to the North Island is via a small bascule bridge ( The Cut Bridge ). A 170 meter long bridge connects Ireland Island South with the south-west bordering Boaz Island .
In contrast to the North Island , the South Island is hardly built on. Worth mentioning are the lagoon in the south of the island and a historic cemetery for military personnel from the Royal Navy .
The island is part of the Bermuda administrative area of Sandys Parish .