Does anyone have more info or stories describing what was contained on these phantom islands?
>/wiki/Phantom_island
(contains a long list of phantom islands)
Some people have even claimed to have set foot on these islands
>/wiki/Saint_Brendan's_Island
"This island is named after Saint Brendan, who claimed to have landed on it in 512 together with 14 monks, with whom he held a Mass. The monastic party reported its stay as 15 days, while the ships expecting their return complained that they had been kept waiting a year, during which period the island remained concealed behind a thick curtain of mist."
>/wiki/Frisland
"Frisand, is a phantom island that appeared on virtually all of the maps of the North Atlantic from the 1560s through the 1660s."
>>19359298
Aye. Legend tells of an island, one that can only be found by those who already know where it is.
>>19359315
Yarrr.
>>19359298
podesta island
>>19359642
You know it's interesting that you bring that up.
I saw that island, it was formerly a Sarah Ann Island.
What happened to Sarah Ann?
Spoopy.
Hy-brazil near Ireland
>>19359298
>"Frisland, is a phantom island that appeared on virtually all of the maps of the North Atlantic from the 1560s through the 1660s."
How does a small continent stay on a map for 100 years without someone asking what life is like or what the food is like there?
>>19359298
http://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/19th-century-atlases-included-hundreds-of-fake-islands
There's also the phenomenon of copyright traps.
http://gizmodo.com/the-fake-places-cartographers-used-to-trap-copyright-th-1606169922
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Argleton
>>19359827
Given that its was the fucking 1600s people probably didnt bother with a small island. Probably not worth the hassle. Or probably SKULL ISLAND.
>>19359298
>my waifu got with jew faggot ron stoppable
>>19359826
Look at the sea floor around Ireland. Notice anything?
>>19360452
>small island
That's not a small island.