List of Caribbean islands
A list of islands in the Caribbean Sea, in alphabetical order by country of ownership and/or those with full independence and autonomy.
Antigua and Barbuda
Barbados
- Barbados - island
- Culpepper Island
- Pelican Island
Colombia
Bolívar Department
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Córdoba Department
Magdalena Department
- Isla de Salamanca
San Andrés and Providencia Department
- Acuario Cay (also known as Rose Cay)
- Alice Shoal
- Bajo Nuevo Bank
- Bayley Islet
- Basalt Islet
- Brothers Cay
- Crab Cay
- Cayos de Albuquerque
- North Cay
- South Cay
- Córdoba Cay (also known as Haynes Cay)
- Easy Cay
- Grunt Cay
- Cayos de Este Sudeste
- Bolívar Cay (also known as Courtown or West Cay)
- East Cay
- Palm Cay
- Isla de Providencia
- Quita Sueño Bank
- Rocky Cay
- Roncador Bank
- Roncador Cay
- San Andrés Island
- Santa Catalina Island
- Santander Cay (also known as Cotton Cay)
- Serrana Bank
- Serranilla Bank
- Sucre Islet (also known as Johnny Cay)
Sucre Department
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Cuba
- Cuba - largest island
- Canarreos Archipelago
- Isla de la Juventud
- Ernst Thälmann Island
(formerly Cayo Blancos del Sur) - Cayo Largo del Sur
- Cayo Ines de Soto
- Colorados Archipelago
- Cayo Levisa
- Cayo Punta Arenas
- Cayo Buenavista
- Cayo Santa María
- Jardines del Rey
- Cayo Guillermo
- Cayo Coco
- Cayo Esquivel
- Cayo Romano
- Cayo Guajaba
- Cayo Sabinal
- Cayo Saetía
- Jardines de la Reina
- Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago
- Cayo Cruz del Padre
- Cayo Fragoso
Dominican Republic
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France
Guadeloupe
- Baleine du Sud (Îles de la Petite Terre)
- Basse-Terre
- Grand Îlet
- Grand Îlet (Îles des Saintes)
- Grande-Terre
- Îlet à Cabrit (Îles des Saintes)
- Îlet à Caret
- Îlet à Christophe (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet à Colas (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet à Fajou (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet à Kahouanne (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Blanc (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Boissard (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Brument (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Crabière (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet de Terre-de-Bas (Îles de la Petite Terre, la Désirade)
- Îlet de Terre-de-Haut (Îles de la Petite Terre,la Désirade)
- Îlet de Vieux Fort (Marie-Galante)
- Îlet du Gosier (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Duberran (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Feuille (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Fortune (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Frégate de Haut (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Macou (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlet Mangue à Laurette (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlets de Carénage (Guadeloupe island)
- Îlets de Pigeon (Guadeloupe island)
- La Biche (Guadeloupe island)
- La Coche (Îles des Saintes)
- La Désirade
- La Redonde (Îles des Saintes)
- Le Pâté (Îles des Saintes)
- Les Augustins (Îles des Saintes)
- Marie-Galante
- Terre-de-Bas (Îles des Saintes)
- Terre-de-Haut (Îles des Saintes)
- Tête à l'Anglais (Guadeloupe island)
Martinique
- Bats Island
- Bonchard
- Cay Pinsonelle
- Diamond Rock
- Dupre Island
- Gros Îlet (Îlet Mandoline)
- Ile Chancel
- Île Petite Grenade
- Îlet à Eaux
- Îlet à Ramiers
- Îlet à Toiroux (Îlet Poirier)
- Îlet Aux Rats
- Îlet Baude
- Îlet Boisseau
- Îlet Cabrits
- Ilet Chevalier
- Ilet De La Rose
- Ilet Des Chardons
- Îlet Du Galion
- Ilet Duchamp
- Îlet Duquesnay
- Îlet du Trésor
- Ilet Fregate
- Îlet Hardy
- Îlet La Perle
- Îlet Lapin
- Îlet Lavigne (Gros Îlet]]
- Ilet Lezard
- Îlet Long
- Îlet Madame
- Îlet Métrente
- Îlet Oscar
- Îlet Pelé
- Îlet Petit Piton (Rocher de la Grotte)
- Ilet Petit Vincent
- Îlet Petite Martinique
- Îlet Ragot (Îlet de la Grotte
- Ilet Ramville
- Îlet Saint Aubin
- Îlet Sainte-Marie
- Îlet Tartane
- Îlet Thierry
- Ilets Aux Chiens
- Les Trois Ilets
- Martinique
- Petit Îlet
- Petit Ilet Duprey
- Sugarloaf Rock
- Table du Diable
- Trou Terre Island
Saint Barthélemy
- Saint Barthélemy (also Saint Barts)
- Île Boulanger
- Île Chevreau
- Île Coco
- Île du Pain de sucre
- Île Fourche / Île Fourchue
- Île Frégate
- Île Mancel
- Île Pelé
- Îles des Grenadins
- Île Toc Vers
- Roche le Boeuf
- Roche Plate[2]
Saint Martin (France)
- Northern part of the island of Saint Martin
- Caye Verte
- Crowl Rock
- Grand Îlet
- Petite Clef
- Pinel
- Rocher de l'Anse Marcel
- Tintamarre[2]
Grenada
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Haiti
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Jamaica
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Spanish town Manchester Mandeville Ocho Rios Montego Bay
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Aruba
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Curaçao
- Curaçao
- Klein Curaçao
- Penso
Caribbean Netherlands
- Bonaire - Main island
- Camia
- Cow and Calf
- Green Island
- Guana Cay
- Hen and Chicken
- Isla Makuka
- Kadoesji
- Klein Bonaire
- Little Island
- Little Key
- Mal Aborder
- Meeuwtje
- Mollibeday Rots
- Pelican Island
- Rancho
- Saba - Main island
- Sint Eustatius - Main island
- Sapate Eiland
- Willemberg
Sint Maarten
- Southern part of the island of Saint Martin
- Mona Island
Nicaragua
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Saint Kitts and Nevis
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Saint Lucia
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Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
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Trinidad and Tobago
- Caledonia Island
- Chacachacare
- Craig Island (Craig and Caledonia are joined by a narrow causeway)
- Cronstadt Island (Kronstadt)
- Carrera Island
- Faralon (Flat Rock), off San Fernando Harbour
- Gaspar Grande (Gasparee)
- Gasparillo (Little Gasparee or Centipede Island)
- Huevos
- Lenagan Island
- Little Tobago (Bird of Paradise Island)
- Monos
- Nelson Island
- Pelican Island
- St. Giles Island
- Saut d'Eau
- Goat Island
- Sisters' Rock
- Soldado Rock
- Tobago
- Trinidad
United Kingdom
Anguilla
- Anguillita
- Dog Island
- East Cay
- Little Island
- Little Scrub Island
- Mid Cay
- North Cay
- Prickly Pear Cays
- Rabbit Island
- Sandy Island
- Scilly Cay
- Scrub Island
- Seal Island
- Sombrero (also known as Hat Island)
- Cayo Sur
- South Weneger Island
- West Cay
British Virgin Islands
- Anegada
- Beef Island
- Bellamy Cay
- Broken Jerusalem
- Buck Island (British Virgin Islands)
- Carvel Rock
- Cockroach Island
- Cooper Island
- Dead Chest
- East Seal Dog Island
- Eustatia Island
- Fallen Jerusalem Island
- Frenchman's Cay
- George Dog Island
- Ginger Island
- Great Camanoe
- Great Dog Island
- Great Thatch
- Great Tobago Island
- Green Cay
- Guana Island
- Jost Van Dyke
- Little Camanoe
- Little Jost Van Dyke
- Little Seal Dog Island
- Little Thatch
- British Virgin Islands
- Marina Cay
- Mosquito Island
- Nanny Cay
- Necker Island
- Norman Island
- Pelican Island
- Peter Island
- Prickly Pear Island
- Red Rock
- Round Rock
- Saba Rock
- Salt Island
- Sandy Cay
- Sandy Spit
- Scrub Island
- Tortola - largest island
- The Indians
- Virgin Gorda
- West Dog Island
- Whale Rocks
Cayman Islands
- Cayman Brac
- Little Cayman Brac
- First Cay
- Grand Cayman
- Barkers Cay
- Booby Cay
- Duck Pond Cay
- Finger Cay (now absorbed into Grand Cayman)
- Sand Cay
- Water Cay (now absorbed into Grand Cayman)
- Little Cayman
- Owen Island
Montserrat
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- Navassa Island (disputed)
- Serranilla Bank (disputed)
- Bajo Nuevo Bank (disputed)
Puerto Rico
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United States Virgin Islands
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Saint Thomas, Saint Croix, Saint John, and Water Island are the main four United States Virgin Islands. The capital, Charlotte Amalie, is on Saint Thomas.
Lucayan Archipelago
The following two countries of the Lucayan Archipelago are the portion of the Caribbean islands that do not border the Caribbean Sea. The Commonwealth of the Bahamas and the British Overseas Territory of the Turks and Caicos Islands are located in the North Atlantic Ocean rather than the Caribbean Sea, but they still fall in the Caribbean region.
The Bahamas
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Turks and Caicos Islands
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See also
- List of Caribbean islands by area
- List of Caribbean island countries by population
- List of metropolitan areas in the West Indies
References
- Ecoengineering Caribbean Limited (July 31, 2007). "NORTHEAST MARINE MANAGEMENT AREA (NEMMA), ANTIGUA SITE REPORT ECO REPORT No. 10/2007" (PDF). Retrieved 16 June 2020.
- "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2008-04-12. Retrieved 2008-01-10.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
- "Full text of "Convention on the Conservation and Management of Pollock Resources in the Central Bering Sea (Treaty doc. 103-27) and two treaties with the United Kingdom establishing Caribbean maritime boundaries (Treaty doc. 103-23) : hearing before the Committee on Foreign Relations, United States Senate, One Hundred Third Congress, second session, September 28, 1994"". Archive.org. Retrieved 30 August 2017.
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