List of islands by population

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Contents 1 Land masses 2 Islands ordered by population 2.1 Population over 1,000,000 2.2 Population 100,000 to 1,000,000 3 References 4 See also 5 External links

[edit] Land masses

1. Afro-Eurasia - 5,500,000,000 people
2. Americas - 900,000,000 people
3. Australia^[1] - 21,000,000 people
4. Antarctica^[2] - 0 people

[edit] Islands ordered by population

[edit] Population over 1,000,000

Ranking	Island	State	Population
1	Java	Indonesia	124,000,000 (2005)[3][4]
2	Honshū	Japan	103,000,000 (2005)[5][6]
3	Great Britain	United Kingdom	57,100,000 (2001)[7]
4	Luzon	Philippines	46,228,000 (2007)[8][9]
5	Sumatra	Indonesia	45,000,000 (2005)[3][10]
6	Taiwan	Republic of China	22,200,000 (2000)[3]
7	Sri Lanka	Sri Lanka	20,700,000 (2005)[11]
8	Mindanao	Philippines	19,793,000 (2007)[12][13]
9	Madagascar	Madagascar	18,600,000 (2005)[11]
10	Hispaniola	Haiti and Dominican Republic	17,400,000 (2005)[11]
11	Borneo	Indonesia, Malaysia, Brunei	16,000,000 (2000)[3][14]
12	Sulawesi	Indonesia	16,000,000 (2005)[3][15]
13	Kyūshū	Japan	13,350,000 (2005)[5][16]
14	Salsette	India	13,175,000 (2001)[17][18]
15	Cuba	Cuba	11,075,000 (2002)[3]
16	Hainan	People's Republic of China	7,620,000 (2000)[3][19]
17	Long Island	United States	7,536,000 (2005)[20]
18	New Guinea	Papua New Guinea and Indonesia	6,400,000 (2000)[3][21]
19	Ireland	Ireland and United Kingdom	5,900,000 (2006)[22][7]
20	Hokkaidō	Japan	5,625,000 (2005)[5]
21	Sicily	Italy	5,016,000 (2007)[23]
22	Pulau Ujong (Singapore Island)	Singapore	4,326,000 (2005)[11]
23	Negros	Philippines	4,102,000 (2007)[24]
24	Shikoku	Japan	4,100,000 (2005)[5]
25	Panay	Philippines	3,823,000 (2007)[24][25]
26	Puerto Rico	Puerto Rico (territory of the United States)	3,800,000 (2000)[3]
27	Madura	Indonesia	3,525,000 (2005)[3]
28	Bali	Indonesia	3,380,000 (2005)[3]
29	Cebu	Philippines	3,293,000 (2007)[24]
30	North Island	New Zealand	3,059,421 (2006)[26]
31	Jamaica	Jamaica	2,650,000 (2005)[11]
32	Lombok	Indonesia	2,536,000 (2004) [27]
33	Zhongshan Dao	People's Republic of China	2,275,000 (2002)[3][11][28]
34	Zealand	Denmark	2,275,000 (2005)[29]
35	Timor	Indonesia and East Timor	2,220,000 (2000)[30][11][31]
36	Leyte	Philippines	2,113,000 (2007)[24]
37	Island of Montreal	Canada	1,800,000 (2001)[32]
38	Bhola Island (Dakhin Shahbazpur)	Bangladesh	1,675,000 (2001)[3][33]
39	Sardinia	Italy	1,625,000 (2001) [23]
40	Flores	Indonesia	1,600,000 (2003)[30]
41	Manhattan Island	United States	1,575,000 (2005)[20]
42	Sumbawa	Indonesia	1,540,000 (2004)[27]
43	Samar	Philippines	1,650,000 (2007)[24][34]
44	Okinawa Island	Japan	1,250,000 (2005)[5]
45	Mauritius	Mauritius	1,245,000 (2005)[11]
46	Bohol	Philippines	1,230,000 (2007)[24]
47	Hong Kong Island	Hong Kong ( People's Republic of China)	1,180,591 (2007 estimate)[35]
48	Mindoro	Philippines	1,158,000 (2007)[24]
49	São Luís Island	Brazil	1,075,000 (2000)[36]
50	Trinidad	Trinidad and Tobago	1,030,000 (2000)[3]
51	South Island	New Zealand	1,008,400 (2006)[37]

[edit] Population 100,000 to 1,000,000

Island	State	Population
Oahu	United States	876,151 (2000 census)[38]
Tenerife	Spain	865,070 (2007 census)
Cyprus	Cyprus	855,000 (2006 estimate)
Gran Canaria	Spain	815,379 (2007 census)
Majorca	Spain	790,763 (2006 census)
Réunion	France	785,200 (2006 estimate)
Batam	Indonesia	700,000
Chongming Island	China	694,600
Penang Island	Malaysia	678,000
Sakhalin	Russia	673,100 (2005 estimate)
Vancouver Island	Canada	656,312 (2001 census)
Nias	Indonesia	639,675
Bangka Island	Indonesia	626,955
Crete	Greece	623,666 (2005 estimate)
Zanzibar (Unguja)	Zanzibar, part of Tanzania	619,832
Viti Levu	Fiji	580,000
Cheju	South Korea	560,000 (2004 estimate)
Masbate Island	Philippines	555,573
Bahrain	Bahrain	539,100 (incl.Sitra Island)
Buton	Indonesia	500,000
Tasmania	Australia	489,600 (2006 estimate)
Newfoundland	Canada	505,409 (2006 census)
Staten Island	United States	477,377 (2006 estimate)
Governador Island	Brazil	450,000
Jolo	Philippines	447,600
Funen	Denmark	447,060 (2006 estimate)
Zhoushan Island	China	440,000
Masbate Island	Philippines	435,200
Palawan Island	Philippines	430,000
Sumba	Indonesia	425,000
New Britain	Papua New Guinea	404,641 (2000 census)
Malta	Malta	402,000 (2006 estimate)
Sandwip	Bangladesh	400,000
Martinique	France	399,000 (2006 estimate)
Isla Margarita	Venezuela	385,000
Pemba	Tanzania	350,000
Grande Comore	Comoros	345,000 (2005 estimate)
Île Jésus	Canada	339,101
Santa Catarina (island)	Brazil	315,000 (2006 estimate)
Phuket	Thailand	313,835 (2007)[39]
Iceland	Iceland	311,396 (2007 estimate)
Xiamen Island	China	309,000
Vendsyssel-Thy	Denmark	306,373 (2003)
Ambon	Indonesia	300,000
Vitória (island)	Brazil	300,000
Jolo	Philippines	300,000
Abu Dhabi (island)	United Arab Emirates	280,385
Barbados	Barbados	279,254 (2005 estimate)
Corsica	France	275,000 (2006 estimate)
Anjouan	Comoros	270,000
Santiago	Cape Verde	266,161 (2005)
Basilan	Philippines	259,796
Muna Island	Indonesia	248,000
Seram	Indonesia	247,000
Madeira	Portugal	245,806 (2006 estimate)
Euboea	Greece	218,032 (2005 estimate)
Marinduque	Philippines	217,392
Grande Terre	New Caledonia	215,000
New Providence	Bahamas	210,832 (2000 census)
Belitung	Indonesia	204,776
Mayotte	Mayotte	201,234 (2006 estimate)
Tsing Yi	Hong Kong, part of China	200,402 (2007 estimate)[40]
Bintan	Indonesia	200,000
Marajó	Brazil	200,000
Qeshm	Iran	200,000
Grande-Terre	Guadeloupe	196,767 (1999 census)
Geojedo	South Korea	187,593
Basse-Terre	Guadeloupe	172,693 (1999 census)
Guam	Guam, organized unincorporated territory of United States	173,456 (2007 estimate)
Tahiti	French Polynesia	169,677 (2002 census)
Lulu Island	Canada	168,162
Alor Island	Indonesia	168,000
Halmahera	Indonesia	162,000
Saint Lucia	Saint Lucia	160,765 (2005 census)
Amager	Denmark	160,064 (2006 estimate)
Bougainville Island	Papua New Guinea	160,000
Hawaii	United States	158,400 (2003 estimate)
Awaji Island	Japan	157,000 (2005)
Carmen, Campeche	Mexico	155,000 (2005)
Ukerewe Island	Tanzania	150,000
Portsea Island	United Kingdom	147,088
Mombasa Island	Kenya	146,334
Cape Breton Island	Canada	147,454 (2001 census)
Tablas Island	Philippines	144,000
Chiloé Island	Chile	140,376 (2002 census)
Guimaras Island	Philippines	140,000
Malaita	Solomon Islands	140,000 (2006)
Isle of Wight	United Kingdom	140,000 (2005 estimate)
Djerba	Tunisia	139,517 (2004 census)
Curaçao	Netherlands Antilles	138,000 (2006 estimate)
Prince Edward Island	Canada	135,851 (2006 estimate)
Upolu	Samoa	134,400 (2001 census)
São Tomé Island	São Tomé and Príncipe	139,000 (2004 estimate)
Lanzarote	Spain	132,366 (2007 census)
Biliran Island	Philippines	132,000
São Miguel Island	Portugal	131,609 (2001 census)
Hisingen	Sweden	130,497 (2007)
Bioko	Equatorial Guinea	130,000 (2005)
Vanua Levu	Fiji	130,000
Maui	United States	117,644 (2000 census)
Rhodes	Greece	117,007 (2001 census)
Ibiza	Spain	113,908 (2006 estimate)
Guadalcanal	Solomon Islands	109,382 (1999 census)
Buru	Indonesia	109,251
Saint Vincent	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	108,600 (2000)
Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego	Argentina and Chile	107,983
Corfu	Greece	107,879 (2001 census)
Muharraq Island	Bahrain	103,576
Aruba	Aruba	103,484 (2006 estimate)
South Andaman Island	India	100,000+
San Andrés Island	Colombia	100,000

[edit] References

[edit] See also

• List of European islands by population
• List of Canadian islands by population
• List of islands by highest point
• List of islands by area
• List of European islands by area
• List of countries by population
• List of countries and outlying territories by area
• http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liste_südamerikanischer_Inseln (a list of South American islands with area and population in German)

[edit] External links

• UN Environment Programme Islands Directory
• Most populous islands