The inhabited island

An inhabited island is a landmass surrounded by water that has a permanent human population living on it. These islands can vary greatly in size, from small atolls to large landmasses supporting towns or cities. They typically feature homes, infrastructure, and resources necessary for daily life. Inhabited islands are often part of nations or territories, and their populations may depend on local economies, fishing, tourism, or agriculture. They are important ecological and cultural sites, offering unique ecosystems and communities, but may also face challenges like limited resources, climate change, and isolation.