List of islands of Germany

Satellite photograph of Rügen

This is a list of all offshore islands that belong to Germany, which are found in the North and Baltic Seas.

In addition, some islands in inland waters are also listed.

Largest islands

Largest islands of Germany

#	Island	Sea	Federal State	Area (km2)
1.	Rügen	Baltic	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	926
2.	Usedom	Baltic	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	373 (445 km²1))
3.	Fehmarn	Baltic	Schleswig-Holstein	185
4.	Sylt	North Sea	Schleswig-Holstein	99
5.	Föhr	North Sea	Schleswig-Holstein	82
6.	Pellworm	North Sea	Schleswig-Holstein	37
7.	Poel	Baltic	Mecklenburg-Vorpommern	36
8.	Borkum	North Sea	Niedersachsen	31
9.	Norderney	North Sea	Niedersachsen	26
10.	Amrum	North Sea	Schleswig-Holstein	20.46

¹⁾ 72 km² are part of Poland

Islands of the Baltic Sea

• Fehmarn
• Poel
• Walfisch island
• Langenwerder
• Hiddensee
• Rügen
• Dänholm
• Vilm
• Greifswalder Oie
• Ruden
• Ummanz
• Usedom (partly belonging to Poland)

Islands of the North Sea

The North Frisian Islands

The East Frisian Islands

• Helgoland
• East Frisian Islands (in the Wadden Sea)
  • Borkum
  • Buise (former island, disappeared)
  • Lütje Hörn
  • Kachelotplate
  • Memmert
  • Juist
  • Norderney
  • Baltrum
  • Langeoog
  • Spiekeroog
  • Wangerooge
  • Mellum
• Neuwerk
• Scharhörn
• Nigehörn
• North Frisian Islands
  • Sylt
  • Föhr
  • Amrum
  • Pellworm
  • Nordstrand (former island, now peninsula)
• Halligen (also part of North Frisian Islands)
  • Langeneß
  • Norderoog
  • Süderoog
  • Nordstrandischmoor
  • Oland (German island)
  • Südfall
  • Gröde-Appelland
  • Hooge
  • Hallig Habel
  • Hamburger Hallig

Islands of Elbe River

• Lühesand

Islands of Weser River

• Harriersand

Islands of Lake Constance

• Mainau Island
• Reichenau Island
• Lindau

Islands of Chiemsee

• Herrenchiemsee
• Frauenchiemsee
• Krautinsel

See also

• List of islands in the Baltic Sea
• List of islands

External links

• Islands - Germany Tourism