Sable
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Sable Island, located 290 kilometers southeast of Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada, is a remote crescent-shaped sandbar measuring about 42 kilometers long and 1.5 kilometers wide. It is renowned for its wild horses and unique ecosystem, with over 350 bird species and numerous shipwrecks.
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Sable Island has been known as "The Graveyard of the Atlantic" due to its history of shipwrecks caused by shifting sands and fog. The island is accessible primarily by chartered flights and boat, with visits requiring advanced planning due to its protected status as a national park reserve. Authorities manage access strictly to preserve its delicate environment.