Khobokh

Khobokh is a small, largely uninhabited island located in the Republic of the Marshall Islands. It is part of the Ratak Chain, which forms the eastern portion of the country. Khobokh is a low-lying coral atoll, typical of the region. Its size is relatively limited, and it supports only sparse vegetation. The island's primary significance lies in its geographical location within the Marshall Islands' territory and the broader context of atoll ecosystems. Due to its small size and lack of permanent habitation, there is limited documented information available specifically about Khobokh compared to larger, populated atolls within the Marshall Islands. It shares similar environmental characteristics with other islands in the Ratak Chain, including vulnerability to rising sea levels and potential impacts from climate change. Its ecosystem likely supports seabirds and marine life common to the region.