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'''Abaco Island''' is an islet in the [[The Bahamas|northern Bahamas]], and a plentiful [[hunting]] ground. It is located within the [[Eleuthera]] region of the [[Caribbean]], | '''Abaco Island''' is an islet in the [[The Bahamas|northern Bahamas]], and a plentiful [[hunting]] ground. It is located within the [[Eleuthera]] region of the [[Caribbean]], just north of the pirate colony of [[Nassau]]. | ||
It is moderately covered in vegetation, containing a mix of bushes and palm trees. Two species of wildlife, ocelots and iguanas, are present on the island. It is also home to small crabs and several maritime birds. | It is moderately covered in vegetation, containing a mix of bushes and palm trees. Two species of wildlife, ocelots and iguanas, are present on the island. It is also home to small crabs and several maritime birds. | ||
Early in his [[Jackdaw|captaining]] career, [[Edward Kenway]] traveled to the island to hunt the local wildlife, in order to craft a second holster for his [[Firearms|guns]] and improved leather for his gauntlets. During the [[Golden Age of Piracy|early 18th century]], | Early in his [[Jackdaw|captaining]] career, [[Edward Kenway]] traveled to the island to hunt the local wildlife, in order to craft a second holster for his [[Firearms|guns]] and improved leather for his gauntlets. During the [[Golden Age of Piracy|early 18th century]], a large [[Man O' War]] named the [[El Arca Del Maestro]] was beached on the island. | ||
Later, it was used as a hideout for one of Edward's [[assassination targets]]. | Later, it was used as a hideout for one of Edward's [[assassination targets]]. | ||
Revision as of 11:08, 26 December 2013
Abaco Island is an islet in the northern Bahamas, and a plentiful hunting ground. It is located within the Eleuthera region of the Caribbean, just north of the pirate colony of Nassau.
It is moderately covered in vegetation, containing a mix of bushes and palm trees. Two species of wildlife, ocelots and iguanas, are present on the island. It is also home to small crabs and several maritime birds.
Early in his captaining career, Edward Kenway traveled to the island to hunt the local wildlife, in order to craft a second holster for his guns and improved leather for his gauntlets. During the early 18th century, a large Man O' War named the El Arca Del Maestro was beached on the island.
Later, it was used as a hideout for one of Edward's assassination targets.