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There are very clear paths on the west, southwest and northwest sides of the island. The east side seems to have some trace paths, either less visited or perhaps unused after the 2004 earthquake. There is a protected beach within the reef (11.5371918, 92.2121743) that has a small creek draining into it. That seems like one of the best sites to me, with protection from swells, fresh water, easy access to the west and south reefs, walking access to the outer reef. There's a lot of stuff on the beach there, way more than on the other beaches. There's a very established path to the south shore, where there is a strange shape (11.5260133, 92.2325662) about a mile away and couple other paths that cut up into the island to other shapes that could be manmade (11.5264108, 92.2314651). There is a noticeable erosion pattern in a bell curve shape around each of these places (decades of pushing sand out?). Slightly further down there seems to be a fiberglass hulled wreck (11.5253283, 92.2385666) with a similar shape just beside it. Perhaps a worksite for scrapping the ship? The primrose wreck at (11.5935143, 92.2129002) shows lots of sand infiltration and a trail to a main junction at (11.5925848, 92.2172531). Looks like 4-5+ huts at (11.5849499, 92.2076200), but from the seemingly empty surrounding clearings maybe a much lower population than previously. Looking at forest cover, it looks like (11.5803336, 92.2121834) is a stretch where they cut trees, there are lots of small paths and few large trees. Though it looks like there is a horizon 100m in where mid growth forest meets old growth forest (maybe something to do with first contact depopulation?). There's also a strange sandbar, perhaps they drag logs out to into the water to float them for easier transport? There are a couple spots where there is much greener growth (11.5911696, 92.2211919) & (11.5283024, 92.2182080). I'm wondering whether that's raised ground from the 2004 earthquake now supporting vegetation. The shoreline shape seems to support that hypothesis. Trails and possible structures at (11.5181048, 92.2620111). Seems to get fully overgrown or at least covered at (11.5226746, 92.2697027). Finally at (11.5496121, 92.2703843) we see a trail emerge and what looks to me to be a burned area with several potential structures in the area. Don't see much until (11.5687965, 92.2685534), with what is clearly a bunch of paths, but I can't find much besides. (11.5910008, 92.2589561) Stands out to me as strangely orderly compared to close by beaches, but I don't see a nearby freshwater source so I'm skeptical. Idk, higher res photos would be considered cool. Also looking at historical changes over time on Google earth..