Seal Island (St Alouarn Islands)

Seal Island (34°22′51″S 115°9′18″E / 34.38083°S 115.15500°E / -34.38083; 115.15500) is located near Augusta, Western Australia in the South West region.

[3] Seal Island is very low lying, and is small in area close to 5.5 hectares (14 acres).

When viewed from beaches at sea level on adjacent coast, its height above sea level is negligible, however one map shows 9 metres maximum height of any part of the rock[4] and its name was slightly altered in 1972, and 1979.

[5] Murray and Hercock[6] consider its naming was by Vancouver in 1791, however, it is located near a series of unmarked and barely detectable below surface rocks (the reason for the sinking of the SS Pericles in 1913), however the name was also recorded by Archdeacon in 1878.

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