Tinwell Isles

The Tinwell Isles lie in the middle of the North Sea, east of the island of Great Britain and west of Denmark. They were discovered in 1966 and belong to the Republic of Pipol.

The "main island" is Tinwell Atoll, which is also the largest island. There are two smaller islands belonging to the isles, Ifels and Traylust. The islands main source of income is the pumping and export of North Sea oil.

Recent archaeological discoveries show that the island had a significant population of vikings before it was abandoned, possibly a large trading port.

Geography
The The Tinwell Isles lie in the middle of the North Sea, the map to the right shows its exact location

Education
There are several preschools, primary, middle and high schools throughout the islands. The only college on the island lies in Werk, 10 kilometers north of Tinwell City. People seeking even higher education usually study abroad or in mainland Pipol.

Economy
The isles main income is from the export of oil products, which makes up 64% of the economical profit. 21% of the islands income comes from the export of fish products.

Transport
Tinwell Airport is the only airport on the island, its a focus city for the national airline Pilvinge. It has daily flights to several destinations throughout the United Kingdom, Pipol, Norway, Denmark, the Netherlands and Belgium.

Ferries provide inter-island transport. Some are capable of carrying cars and others are just for passengers. These ferries are operated by TinwellShips.

Due to environmental impact towards the islands ecosystems, cars can only be used when travelling more than 15+ kilometers. This is the reason for the islands very developed public transport systems.

Tourism
The islands have a great amount of European tourists during the summer because of the stunning nature and wildlife. There are over 50 camping places open during the summer,

Sports
The island has its own football team, the Tinwellers.