The Île Leskov () is an uninhabited island in the archipelago of the South Georgia and the Sandwich islands of the South. Of a 1,5 km length dimension, and located at 48 km in the east of the island Visokoi. She was discovered in 1819 during a Russian forwarding ordered by Bellingshausen, which thus named it in honor of the third lieutenant of forwarding Vostok .

See too

Internal bonds

• South Georgia and the islands Sandwich of the South

References

• volcano.und.edu