What is recorded here
Robinson Crusoe Island, part of the Juan Fernández Archipelago off the coast of Chile, was named after the protagonist of Daniel Defoe's novel *Robinson Crusoe* due to its similarity to the story's setting. It is notable for being the real-life inspiration for the fictional island and is home to unique ecosystems and endemic species.
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Places near here
Fitzwilliam MuseumMuseum · 264 yd
Newnham MillListed building · 272 yd
Peterhouse, the Buildings Surrounding First Court, Old Court and Gisborne CourtListed building · 305 yd
Washington monumentMonument or public art · 344 yd
Hobson's Conduit MonumentMonument · 367 yd
Pembroke College's War MemorialMemorial · 426 yd
Statue of William Pitt, Pembroke CollegeMonument or public art · 431 yd
William Pitt the YoungerMemorial · 435 yd
Paradise Nature ReserveWood · 585 yd
Cambridge Tourist Information CentreVisitor information · 794 yd
Skaters' MeadowNature reserve · 1118 yd
Fence Along Street Frontage of the Main Block of the Fitzwilliam MuseumListed building · 312 ydOther information
Photo: Mr Ignavy · CC BY-SA 2.0