Landscape
This territory combines widely separated island groups in the South Atlantic. Saint Helena is rugged, with steep coastal cliffs and an upland interior. Ascension has extensive volcanic terrain, including lava fields and cinder cones.
Tristan da Cunha lies much farther south and is dominated by a central volcanic peak. Its settlement occupies a limited area of lower ground beside the sea. The islands should not be imagined as a compact archipelago with one shared climate.

