List of islands in the Baltic Sea
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This is a list of islands in the Baltic Sea.
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Listed by Size
- Gotland (2,994 km�, belonging to Sweden)
- Saaremaa (2,992 km�, belonging to Estonia)
- [[�land]] (1342 km�, belonging to Sweden)
- Hiiumaa (965 km�, belonging to Estonia)
- [[R�gen]] (935 km�, belonging to Germany)
- Bornholm (588 km�, belonging to Denmark)
- Usedom (445 km�, split between Poland and Germany)
- Wolin (265 km�, belonging to Poland)
Listed by population
- Usedom (76,500 people, split between Poland and Germany)
- [[R�gen]] (73,000 people, belonging to Germany)
- Gotland (57,381 people, belonging to Sweden)
- Bornholm (44,100 people, belonging to Denmark)
- Saaremaa (40,312 people, belonging to Estonia)
- [[�land]] (23,000 people, belonging to Sweden)
- Wolin (17,000 people, belonging to Poland)
- Hiiumaa (10,000 people, belonging to Estonia)
The [[�land Islands]] (belonging to Finland) lie at the entrance to the Gulf of Bothnia marking the northern border of the Baltic Sea proper.
The largest Danish islands Zealand (7,000km� 2,200,000 people) and Funen (2,984km� 400,000 people) lie between the Baltic Sea and the Kattegat.
See also
- List of islands of Sweden
- List of islands of Estonia
- List of islands of Finland
- List of islands of Germany
- List of islands of Poland
- List of islands of Denmark
- List of islands
References
- Adapted from the Wikipedia article, "List_of_islands_in_the_Baltic_Sea" http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_islands_in_the_Baltic_Sea, used under the GNU Free Documentation License

