Port Island
ポートアイランド
An artificial island in Nagoya Port currently used for dredged soil disposal and proposed as a future bird sanctuary.
What it is
- An artificial island at the entrance of Nagoya Port created from dredged soil.
- Construction on the site began in 1975 south of Tobishima Village.
- A reclamation area covering approximately 2.57 square kilometers of land.
- A location with undecided municipal jurisdiction and no finalized land use plan.
What to see
- Soil mounds reaching heights of over 16 meters as of 2017.
- Potential habitats for various species of endangered wild birds.
- A disposal site currently receiving sand dredged from the surrounding port.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Port Island Open in Google Maps
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