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Gotska Sandön
Gotska Sandön is an uninhabited Swedish island in the Baltic Sea, situated north of Fårö. It is approximately long and wide, and its area is approximately .
Gotska Sandön is mostly composed of sand, and its scenery is dominated by beaches, dunes, and pine forests. The name "Gotska Sandön" literally translates as ''the Gotlandic Sand Island'', from the province of which it forms part. Since 1909, it is one of the National parks of Sweden. Apart from a colony of grey seals, the higher fauna is not very rich. However, there are many rare insects and plants e.g. Kashubian vetch, including several kinds of orchids. During the summer, there are regular boat tours from Fårö Island and Nynäshamn on the mainland.
== Climate ==
Gotska Sandön has an oceanic climate with large varieties and being quite warm considering its latitude and isolation from sizeable landmasses. The surrounding landmass of the Scandinavian Peninsula contributes to increasing the summer heat and assures frequent winter frost, in sharp contrast to the similarly isolated Fair Isle on a similar parallel (one degree further north) some distance off Scotland, that has a significantly narrower temperature range. In spite of this, marine features are strong enough to ensure that summer highs are cool for a place in the south of the country and winter nights are among the mildest in Sweden which is another marine feature. Gotska Sandön also has significant seasonal lag, with August being much warmer than June in spite of the dwindling daylight hours and March being a bit colder than December, in spite of daylight being scarce in late December.
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