Lord Howe Island, a small oceanic island in the Tasman Sea, 600 kilometres (370 mi) east of the Australian mainland; it is the most remote island of Australia to not fall under external territory status
Remarkable Rocks on Kangaroo Island, 2007Greenly Island; a distant view taken from the sea (circa 1903) (State Library of South Australia PRG 280/1/1/120)Chinamans Hat Island as viewed from the nearby coastlineView of Pearson Island from its south end circa 1914 (State Library of South Australia PRG-280-1-12-263)
Tasmania is a large island state off the south-east coast of mainland Australia. The main island of Tasmania (which includes 94% of the state's land area) does not have a defined name but can be referred to as the "Tasmanian mainland". There are 334 islands (or islets) within the state of Tasmania;[6] with the main islands listed below, each having a land area greater than 100 hectares (250 acres). A full list of all 334 islands is located at the list of islands of Tasmania.
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Islands of Australia redirects here For the 2016 television program see Martin Clunes Islands of Australia This is a list of selected Australian islands grouped by state or territory Australia has 8 222 islands within its maritime borders 1 This list is incomplete you can help by adding missing items October 2019 Contents 1 Largest islands 2 New South Wales 3 Northern Territory 4 Queensland 5 South Australia 5 1 Ocean islands 5 2 Murray River islands 6 Tasmania 7 Victoria 7 1 River islands 8 Western Australia 9 Australian territories 9 1 Jervis Bay Territory 9 2 Australian Capital Territory 10 External territories 11 See also 12 ReferencesLargest islands editThe islands larger than 1 000 square kilometres 390 sq mi are 2 3 Tasmania Tas 64 519 square kilometres 24 911 sq mi Melville Island Northern Territory NT 5 786 square kilometres 2 234 sq mi Kangaroo Island South Australia SA 4 416 square kilometres 1 705 sq mi Groote Eylandt NT 2 285 square kilometres 882 sq mi Bathurst Island NT 1 693 square kilometres 654 sq mi Fraser Island Queensland Qld 1 653 square kilometres 638 sq mi Flinders Island Tas 1 359 square kilometres 525 sq mi King Island Tas 1 091 square kilometres 421 sq mi and Mornington Island Qld 1 002 square kilometres 387 sq mi New South Wales edit nbsp Bird Island 1996 nbsp Cockatoo Island the largest island in Sydney Harbour 2008 nbsp Lord Howe Island 2006Amherst Island in Lake Mummuga Ash Island in the lower Hunter River Bare Island near the north headland of Botany Bay Belowla Island off Kioloa Beach Bird Island located near Budgewoi 1 4 kilometres 0 87 mi east of the Central Coast Boondelbah Island at the mouth of Port Stephens Brisbane Water Pelican Island Riley s Island St Hubert s Island largely artificial created by raising an inter tidal wetland above high water level Broughton Island located north of Port Stephens Broulee Island located off the coast at Broulee Brush Island off Bawley Point Cabbage Tree Island at the mouth of Port Stephens Cabbage Tree Island in the Richmond River Carter s Island in Botany Bay near the mouth of George s River Clarence River estuary Ashby Island Chatsworth Island Freeburn Island Goodwood Island Harwood Island Micalo Island Palmers Island Thorny Island Warregah Island Yargai Island Clark Island in Sydney Harbour Cockatoo Island in Sydney Harbour originally used as a prison and later developed as a shipyard Comerong Island in the Shoalhaven River estuary Coocumbac Island in the Manning River at Taree Cook Island located near Tweed Heads Crampton Island off the mouth of Lake Tabourie Dalhunty Island in Wilson River at Telegraph Point Dangar Island a small forested island in the Hawkesbury River Darling Island a former island subsequently bridged by land in Sydney Harbour Elizabeth Island in the Clarence River near Grafton Esk Island in the north arm of the Clarence River Fatima Island a tidal island of the Cook s River Fattorini Island in the Macleay River near Smithtown Fort Denison also known as Pinchgut Five Islands Nature Reserve a group of islands off the coast of Wollongong Bass Island Big Island Martin Island Red Island Tom Thumb Island Garden Island no longer an island Glebe Island no longer an island Goat Island a rocky island in Sydney Harbour Green Island a small island north of Smoky Cape Green Island off the mouth of Lake Conjola Hexham Island in the lower Hunter River Honeysuckle Island in Wallaga Lake Horse Island in Tuross Lake Joass Island located in Little Swan Bay Port Stephens Kurrajong Island in the Shoalhaven estuary Lake Illawarra Berageree Island Bevan s Island Gooseberry Island Hooka Island Picnic Island Cudgeree Island Kooragang Island in the lower Hunter River Lake Eucumbene Grace Lea Island Hallstrom Island Heron Island Teal Island Lion Island in Broken Bay Little Rawdon Island in Hastings River downstream of Wauchope Long Island in the Hawkesbury River Lord Howe Island a small oceanic island in the Tasman Sea 600 kilometres 370 mi east of the Australian mainland it is the most remote island of Australia to not fall under external territory status Ball s Pyramid Admiralty Group Manning River estuary Cabbage Tree Island Dumaresq Island Mitchell s Island Oxley Island Merriman Island in Wallaga Lake Milson Island in the Hawkesbury River Montague Island 9 kilometres 5 6 mi east of Narooma on the south coast Moon Island 1 km off Swansea Heads Muttonbird Island off Coffs Harbour Newry Island in the Kalang River near Urunga Numbaa Island in the Shoalhaven River Payne s Island in Wallaga Lake Peat Island in the Hawkesbury River Pig Island in the Shoalhaven River Pimlico Island in Richmond River near Wardell Pinchgut see Fort Denison a former penal site and defensive facility in Sydney Harbour Pulbah Island the largest island in Lake Macquarie Rawdon Island in Hastings River downstream of Wauchope Reedy Island in Tuross Lake Regatta Island in Wallis Lake Rodd Island a small island in Iron Cove an arm of Port Jackson Sydney Harbour Sanctuary Island in Narrabeen Lagoon Scotland Island in Pittwater Shark Island in Sydney Harbour Snapper Island in Sydney Harbour Spectacle Island in the Hawkesbury River Spectacle Island in Sydney Harbour Solitary Islands North Solitary Island South Solitary Island Southwest Solitary Island Mid Solitary Island Split Solitary Island Stott s Island in Tweed River at Tumbuulgum Stuart s Island in Nambucca River at Bellwood Sultan s Island off coast 4 km north of Eden Susan Island in Clarence River at Grafton Teribah Island at The Entrance Tuggerah Lake Tollgate Islands 2 in Bateman s Bay Ukerebagh Island in Tweed River at South Tweed Heads Wallis Island in Wallis Lake Wasp Island the only island in Durras Inlet near Batemans Bay 4 Wedding Cake Island a small island off the coast of Coogee Windang Island a small island at the entrance to Lake Illawarra Woodford Island in the Clarence River immediately upstream of Maclean Yellow Rock Island at junction of Bellinger and Kalang Rivers near UrungaNorthern Territory editBathurst Island Bickerton Island Bruney Island Crocodile Islands Croker Island East Woody Island Elcho Island Goulburn Islands Groote Eylandt The name is an archaic spelling of the Dutch words for Big Island Australia s 4th largest island Howard Island Inglis Island Marchinbar Island Martjanba Island Melville Island the second largest island in Australia Quail Island Sir Edward Pellew Group Tiwi Islands Vanderlin Island Wessel IslandsQueensland edit nbsp Fraser Island 2006 nbsp Great Keppel Island 2007 nbsp Whitehaven Beach Whitsunday Island 2008Acheron Island Agnes Island Albino Rock Aplin Islet Arnold Islets Avoid Island Baird Island Barber Island Barrow Island Bayley Island Bedarra Island Beesley Island Bentinck Island Bird Islands Bishop Island 5 Bootie Island Bountiful Islands Bowden Island Boyne Island Brampton Island Bribie Island Brisk Island Brook Islands three islands North Tween and Middle Bourke Isles Bushy Island Bushy Islet Cholmondeley Islet Clack Island Clerke Island Coconut Island Coochiemudlo Island Crab Island Cordelia Rocks Coquet Island Curacoa Island Denham Island Cape York Peninsula Denham Island Wellesley Islands Douglas Islet Duncan Islands Dunk Island Eagle Island Ellis Island Ephraim Island Esk Island Eclipse Island Fantome Island Falcon Island Fisher Island Fisherman Island 5 Fitzroy Island Fly Island Frankland Islands Russell Island K gari the largest sand island in the world Goold Island Gore Island Great Keppel Island Great Palm Island Green Island Haggerston Island Hales Island Hannibal Islands Harvey Island Heron Island High Island Hinchinbrook Island Horseshoe Island Houghton Island Hudson Island Jessie Island Kangaroo Island Kent Island King Island Kumboola Island Lady Elliot Island Lady Musgrave Island Leggatt Island Lindquist Island Lizard Island Lloyd Island Low Island Low Wooded Island Mabel Island Makepeace Island Magnetic Island Milman Islet Moreton Island Mornington Island Morris Island Mudjimba Island Murdock Island Nigger Head Newton Island Nob Island Noble Island Normanby Island North Direction Island North Stradbroke Island Northumberland Islands Bedwell Group Beverley Group Broad Sound Islands Duke Islands Flat Isles Guardfish Cluster Percy Isles Orpheus Island Paddy Island Pains Island Palfrey Island Peel Island Pelorus Island Pentecost Island Percy Island Perry Island Pigeon Island Pincushion Island Pipon Island Prince of Wales Island Pumpkin Island Raine Island Restoration Island Rocky Island Rocky Point Island Rodney Island Round Island St Helena Island Shaw Island Sherrard Island Sir Charles Hardy Islands The Sisters Sisters Islands Snapper Island South Direction Island South Stradbroke Island Southern Moreton Bay Islands Russell Island Macleay Island Perulpa Island connected to Macleay Island by causeway Lamb Island Karragarra Island Saibai Island in the Torres Strait Stephens Island Struck Island Sunday Island Sunter Island Sweers Island Talbot Islands Tern Island Thomson Islet Thorpe Island Three Islands The Three Sisters Sue Islet Torres Strait Islands Trochus Island Turtle Group Watson Island Wellesley Islands North Wellesley Islands Mornington Moondalbee Lingnoonganee Pisonia Lingeleah Beahgoo Jinke Sydney Tulburrerr Denham and Andrew Islands South Wellesley Islands Allen Horseshoe Albinia Bentinck Fowler and Sweers Islands West Wellesley Islands Forsyth Ivis Pains and Bayley Islands Wheeler Island Whitsunday Islands Daydream Island Dent Island Hamilton Island Hayman Island Hook Island Keswick Island Lindeman Island Long Island South Molle Island Whitsunday Island Wilson Island Woody IslandSouth Australia editMain category Islands of South Australia nbsp Remarkable Rocks on Kangaroo Island 2007 nbsp Greenly Island a distant view taken from the sea circa 1903 State Library of South Australia PRG 280 1 1 120 nbsp Chinamans Hat Island as viewed from the nearby coastline nbsp View of Pearson Island from its south end circa 1914 State Library of South Australia PRG 280 1 12 263 Ocean islands edit Althorpe Islands Haystack Island Seal Island Investigator Strait Beatrice Islets Bicker Isles Bird Islands Boston Island Busby Islet Casuarina Islets Chinamans Hat Island Curlew Island Douglas Rock Entrance Island Gambier Islands Garden Island Goose Island Granite Island Grantham Island Greenly Island Grindal Island Investigator Group Flinders Island Pearson Isles Dorothee Island Pearson Island Veteran Isles Topgallant Islands Waldegrave Islands Ward Islands Jones Island Kangaroo Island Australia s third largest island Liguanea Island Lipson Island Louth Island Neptune Islands Nicolas Baudin Island Nobby Islet Nuyts Archipelago St Francis Island St Peter Island Smooth Island Middle Island Owen Island Paisley Islet Pelorus Islet Pullen Island Rabbit Island Coffin Bay Rabbit Island Louth Bay Rabbit Islet Pelican Lagoon Royston Island St Francis Island St Peter Island Shag Island Sir Joseph Banks Group Blyth Island Boucaut Island Dalby Island Dangerous Reef Duffield Island English Island Hareby Island Kirkby Island Langton Island Lusby Island Marum Island Partney Island Reevesby Island Roxby Island Seal Rock Sibsey Island Spilsby Island Stickney Island Winceby Island Seal Island Encounter Bay South Island Taylor Island Thistle Island Torrens Island Troubridge Island Tumby Island Unnamed island Baird Bay Wardang Island Wedge Island Weeroona Island West Island Wright Island Murray River islands edit For a more comprehensive list see List of islands within the Murray River in South Australia Hindmarsh Island Mundoo Island Pomanda Island Rabbit Island CoorongTasmania edit nbsp Macquarie Island nbsp Currie harbour on King Island 2007Main category Islands of Tasmania For a more comprehensive list see List of islands of Tasmania Tasmania is a large island state off the south east coast of mainland Australia The main island of Tasmania which includes 94 of the state s land area does not have a defined name but can be referred to as the Tasmanian mainland There are 334 islands or islets within the state of Tasmania 6 with the main islands listed below each having a land area greater than 100 hectares 250 acres A full list of all 334 islands is located at the list of islands of Tasmania Bruny Island Furneaux Island Group Anderson Island Babel Island Badger Island Big Green Island Cape Barren Island Clarke Island East Kangaroo Island Flinders Island Goose Island Great Dog Island Long Island Mount Chappell Island Hogan Island Hunter Island Group Hunter Island Robbins Island Three Hummock Island Kent Island Group Deal Island Dover Island Erith Island King Island Maatsuyker Islands Group Chicken Island De Witt Island Maatsuyker Island Macquarie Island Maria Island Ile du Nord Partridge Island Petrel Island Group Big Sandy Petrel Island Big Stony Petrel Island Little Stony Petrel Island South West Petrel Island Kangaroo Island Howie Island Picnic Island Robbins Island Walker Island northwest Rodondo Island Schouten Island Sloping Island Group Sloping Island Smooth Island Tasmania Waterhouse Island Group Swan Island Waterhouse IslandVictoria edit nbsp Phillip Island 2003Anser Island Barrallier Island Bennison Island Chinaman Island Churchill Island Corner Island Duck Island Elizabeth Island French Island Gabo Island Griffiths Island Joe Island Kanowna Island Lady Julia Percy Island Mud Islands Norman Island Phillip Island Raymond Island Rotamah Island Sandstone Island Shellback Island Snake Island Sunday Island Swan Island Tullaberga Island Mangrove Islet River islands edit Beveridge Island Coode Island Gunbower Island Herring Island Jordan s Island Pental IslandWestern Australia edit nbsp Rottnest Island 2003 nbsp View of the Recherche Archipelago from Dempster Head nbsp Middle Island Recherche Archipelago 2011Main category Islands of Western Australia For a more comprehensive list see List of islands of Western Australia See also Islands of Perth Western Australia Over 1 000 islands have been gazetted only the island groups and major islands are listed Ashmore Reef Barrow Island Bonaparte Archipelago Buccaneer Archipelago Cockatoo Island Cape Leeuwin Islands Carnac Island Dampier Archipelago Dirk Hartog Island Garden Island Houtman Abrolhos Easter Group Pelsaert Group Wallabi Group Lacepede Islands Lowendal Islands Mary Anne Group Montebello Islands Recherche Archipelago Rottnest Island Rowley Shoals Scott and Seringapatam Reefs Shark Bay islands Wedge IslandAustralian territories editJervis Bay Territory edit Bowen IslandAustralian Capital Territory edit Kingston Island Pine Island Queen Elizabeth II Island Spinnaker Island Springbank IslandExternal territories edit nbsp Norfolk Island 2007Ashmore and Cartier Islands Australian Antarctic Territory 7 Achernar Island Masson Island Hawker Island Frazier Islands Giganteus Island Christmas Island Cocos Keeling Islands Horsburgh Island Home Island North Keeling Island West Island Coral Sea Islands Cato Island Elizabeth Reef Middleton Reef Willis Island Heard Island and McDonald Islands Norfolk Island Nepean Island Phillip IslandSee also edit nbsp Australia portal nbsp Islands portalList of islands List of islands in the Pacific Ocean List of islands in the Indian Ocean List of islands of Asia List of Torres Strait IslandsReferences edit Australia c AU o Australia Government ou Geoscience 15 May 2014 Islands www ga gov au Retrieved 9 January 2020 a href Template Cite web html title Template Cite web cite web a CS1 maint multiple names authors list link Area of Australia States and Territories Geoscience Australia Australian Government 15 May 2014 National Mapping Fab Facts Landforms Australian Islands Geoscience Australia Australian Government Archived from the original on 22 August 2008 The Inlet that Eluded Bass Clyde Coast Links Archived from the original on 10 April 2013 Retrieved 1 February 2009 a b No longer an island Port of Brisbane wharves construction in the mouth of the Brisbane River extended over it Brothers Nigel Pemberton David Pryor Helen Lucieer Vanessa 2001 Tasmania s offshore islands seabirds and other natural features Hobart Tasmania Tasmanian Museum and Art Gallery p 44 ISBN 978 0 7246 4816 0 a href Template Cite book html title Template Cite book cite book a work ignored help National recovery plan for Albatrosses and Giant petrels Section 4 1 6 Australian Antarctic Territory Australian Government Department of the Environment Water Heritage and the Arts Archived from the original on 17 August 2008 Retrieved 16 July 2008 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of islands of Australia amp oldid 1191683071, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
