LUNGING Island is a small, privately owned island with a house at one end and a small cove on the east side. The name is a corruption of the island’s original name of Londoners, reflecting its colonial use as a trading center for the London Company.
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In 1974 the island was bought by oil-refinery interests as a site for an offshore terminal for unloading oil tankers and piping the oil to Portsmouth. Fortunately, the plan was defeated.
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