Sargasso Island (Meridian)
- "Sargasso Island" redirects here. For other uses, see Sargasso Island (disambiguation).
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Sargasso Island is a medium island located in the Basilisk Archipelago. There are three known routes from the island: Kithara Koro, Mirovia Island and Rheic Island.
Natural resources
This island spawns hemp, indigo, and tellurium.
Buildings
There are no buildings on Sargasso Island.
History
Sargasso Island was originally located on the Malachite Ocean. A rock on the southwest corner of the island reads, "This island were fashioned by Drake and Orsino."
The Sargasso Sea is an elongated region of water within the North Atlantic Ocean. It is surrounded by currents, but the water within is relatively calm. The sea was originally named by Christopher Columbus after the masses of sargassum seaweed that floats on the surface. It is the world's only sea which has no shores.
Sargasso Island is an uninhabitable island.
