# tlohde

#islands

Map of the British Isles showing the location of extinct volcanoes (unfilled black circle markers). and bedrock fault lines (orange lines). The coastline is shown in thick black, with a slight dropshadow. The map is coloured in such that the volcanoes are a bright orange/yellow, and the colour moves to a darker purple with distance from a volcano. The same colourscheme is applied at sea, however with reduced opacity. The title text reads: 'The ~~British~~ Volcanic Isles' with subheading: 'Volcanic activity across the British Isles peaked during the Paleozoic (539 to 252 Ma*), with the last significant eruptions occuring during the Paleogene (66 to 43 Ma). *million years ago'. A few key volcanoes are highlighted: Anton Dohrn Seamount (70-41 Ma); Erlend (58 Ma); Rum (60 Ma); Ben Nevis (299 Ma); Dundee Law (415 Ma); Arthur's Seat (299 Ma); Loch Na Fooey (490 Ma); Mynydd y Dref (450 Ma); Bardon Hill (570 Ma); Warboys (300 Ma); Gurnard's Head (400 Ma)
Map titled: 'Qikiqtaq 69°10ʹN 57°25ʹW, Kitikmeot Region, Nunavut, Canada' The island is irregularly shaped, with several larger bays/inlets. The island is covered with many, many lakes. The lakes have been coloured in a variety of blues. In the top left is a small histogram showing the distribution of lake areas, on a logarithmic scale: with mode of 0.01 km^2. In the bottom left is a map showing where Qikiqtaq is in the Canadian Arctic, above the rest of North America and to the west of Greenland. A scale bar in the bottom right corner is 25 km wide, indicating that the whole island is ~200 km across at it's widest point. Some text in upper right reads: 'here, lakes cover ~24% of the island and there are ~46 lakes per person'.
A map showing the small island of Pikelot, Micronesia, There is a beach, shown in sandy colours around the endge of island. The centre is green with a few darker green dots, and a single black `+` labelled 'Chapel'. The island is ringed by pale blue concentric circles of progressively decreasing opacity
A map of the world with uninhabited islands highlighted