Meanings of high island in English

The high island is called in the Dutch drafts Anthony Cave's Island.

The high island is called in the Dutch charts Anthony Cave's Island.

At the south-west end of Timor is a pretty high island called Anabao.

A few thousand years and you have a very large and fairly high island.

We saw many other islands, one large high island, and another smaller but pretty high.

We passed between this and the high island.

It is a small high island, with two round peaks, and two detached rocks lying off to the northward.

At two o'clock we passed a small high island, lying four miles from a high round head upon the main.

Between them are two narrow, but deep inlets, which may probably unite behind what appears to be an high island.

On the south point lies a small but high island, so near the main as not to be distinguished from it.

On the north there is another island of an indifferent height and of a somewhat larger circumference than the great high island last mentioned.

After that they rowed on steadily for many a weary day, till they saw a long high island, and beyond it a mountain land.

At intervals, we could see the coast extending from E. to N.W., and a pretty high island, bearing W. by N. three leagues distant.

I remained so a day and a night, until the bowl came to a stoppage under a high island whereupon were trees overhanging the sea.

A high island we passed this morning south by west distant 12 or 14 miles,* (* North Point Island.)

High Island, out beyond Cleggan, puts up great white wings of spray.