Breaksea Island (Western Australia)

Breaksea Island is an island located off the coast of Western Australia, within the Recherche Archipelago. It is part of the larger group of islands known as the Recherche Archipelago, situated approximately 40km south-east of Esperance. The island is relatively small, and characterized by its rugged coastline and diverse flora and fauna. While largely uninhabited, it is significant ecologically and holds historical importance, though specifics regarding that importance require further research. Further information regarding the island's geology, precise dimensions, prominent features, and history (including any human presence beyond occasional researchers or visitors) is needed. The island is likely a significant habitat for various native bird species and marine life, common to the Recherche Archipelago. Its remoteness contributes to its relatively pristine condition. More detailed study is needed to fully document its biodiversity and any unique characteristics.