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Is it true that to be termed an “island,” a land mass requires at least three trees?

Aerial view of an island in Thousand Islands, Ontario, Canada. Photo by Elena Zhuperina/Shutterstock

Is it true that to be officially termed an “island,” a land mass requires at least three trees?

No, there is no such criterion for defining an island.

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