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List of islands of the Philippines

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List of islands of the Philippines

As an archipelago, the Philippines comprises about 7,641 islands clustered into three major island groups: Luzon, the Visayas, and Mindanao. Only about 2,000 islands are inhabited, and more than 5,000 are yet to be officially named. The following list breaks the islands down by region and smaller island group for easier reference.

Tables

· Largest islands of the Philippines
Luzon
Luzon
# [A]
1
Name of island
Luzon
Area
109,965 km2 (42,458 sq mi)
Population
64,260,312
Coordinates
15°59′59″N 121°00′00″E / 15 °N 121 °E / 15 ; 121 (Luzon)
Notes
15th largest island and 4th most populated island in the world
Mindanao
Mindanao
# [A]
2
Name of island
Mindanao
Area
97,530 km2 (37,657 sq mi)
Population
25,537,691
Coordinates
7°41′42″N 124°15′04″E / 7 °N 124 °E / 7 ; 124 (Mindanao)
Notes
19th largest island in the world
Samar
Samar
# [A]
3
Name of island
Samar
Area
13,429 km2 (5,185 sq mi)
Population
1,880,020
Coordinates
11°48′00″N 125°00′43″E / 11 °N 125 °E / 11 ; 125 (Samar)
Notes
Largest island entirely within one region
Negros
Negros
# [A]
4
Name of island
Negros
Area
13,310 km2 (5,139 sq mi)
Population
4,414,131
Coordinates
10°01′34″N 122°58′01″E / 10 °N 122 °E / 10 ; 122 (Negros)
Palawan
Palawan
# [A]
5
Name of island
Palawan
Area
12,189 km2 (4,706 sq mi)
Population
886,308
Coordinates
9°30′00″N 118°30′00″E / 9 °N 118 °E / 9 ; 118 (Palawan)
Notes
Largest island entirely within one province
Panay
Panay
# [A]
6
Name of island
Panay
Area
12,011 km2 (4,637 sq mi)
Population
4,477,247
Coordinates
11°10′26″N 122°30′14″E / 11 °N 122 °E / 11 ; 122 (Panay)
Mindoro
Mindoro
# [A]
7
Name of island
Mindoro
Area
10,572 km2 (4,082 sq mi)
Population
1,331,473
Coordinates
12°52′15″N 120°55′40″E / 12 °N 120 °E / 12 ; 120 (Mindoro)
Leyte
Leyte
# [A]
8
Name of island
Leyte
Area
7,368 km2 (2,845 sq mi)
Population
2,388,518
Coordinates
10°50′01″N 124°50′00″E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Leyte)
Cebu
Cebu
# [A]
9
Name of island
Cebu
Area
4,468 km2 (1,725 sq mi)
Population
3,917,423
Coordinates
10°19′42″N 123°48′22″E / 10 °N 123 °E / 10 ; 123 (Cebu)
Notes
Island province
Bohol
Bohol
# [A]
10
Name of island
Bohol
Area
3,821 km2 (1,475 sq mi)
Population
1,313,560
Coordinates
9°50′41″N 124°12′49″E / 9 °N 124 °E / 9 ; 124 (Bohol)
Notes
Island province
Masbate
Masbate
# [A]
11
Name of island
Masbate
Area
3,268 km2 (1,262 sq mi)
Population
706,897
Coordinates
12°15′01″N 123°30′00″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Masbate)
Notes
Largest of island in Masbate province
Catanduanes
Catanduanes
# [A]
12
Name of island
Catanduanes
Area
1,523 km2 (588 sq mi)
Population
260,964
Coordinates
13°48′31″N 124°13′24″E / 13 °N 124 °E / 13 ; 124 (Catanduanes)
Notes
Island province
Basilan
Basilan
# [A]
13
Name of island
Basilan
Area
1,265 km2 (488 sq mi)
Population
459,367
Coordinates
6°35′28″N 121°59′19″E / 6 °N 121 °E / 6 ; 121 (Basilan)
Notes
Island province; largest island of the Sulu Archipelago
Marinduque
Marinduque
# [A]
14
Name of island
Marinduque
Area
952 km2 (368 sq mi)
Population
234,521
Coordinates
13°23′06″N 121°58′52″E / 13 °N 121 °E / 13 ; 121 (Marinduque)
Notes
Island province
Busuanga
Busuanga
# [A]
15
Name of island
Busuanga
Area
890 km2 (344 sq mi)
Population
73,849
Coordinates
12°08′42″N 120°05′41″E / 12 °N 120 °E / 12 ; 120 (Busuanga)
Notes
Largest of the Calamian Islands
Jolo
Jolo
# [A]
16
Name of island
Jolo
Area
869 km2 (336 sq mi)
Population
530,000
Coordinates
5°58′24″N 121°09′00″E / 5 °N 121 °E / 5 ; 121 (Jolo)
Notes
Part of the Sulu Archipelago
Tablas
Tablas
# [A]
17
Name of island
Tablas
Area
839 km2 (324 sq mi)
Population
164,012
Coordinates
12°24′20″N 122°03′51″E / 12 °N 122 °E / 12 ; 122 (Tablas)
Dinagat
Dinagat
# [A]
18
Name of island
Dinagat
Area
802 km2 (310 sq mi)
Population
106,951
Coordinates
10°13′30″N 125°35′41″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Dinagat)
Notes
Island province
Polillo
Polillo
# [A]
19
Name of island
Polillo
Area
629 km2 (243 sq mi)
Population
64,802
Coordinates
14°50′34″N 121°55′45″E / 14 °N 121 °E / 14 ; 121 (Polillo)
Guimaras
Guimaras
# [A]
20
Name of island
Guimaras
Area
605 km2 (234 sq mi)
Population
174,613
Coordinates
10°34′47″N 122°36′03″E / 10 °N 122 °E / 10 ; 122 (Guimaras)
Notes
Island province
Tawitawi
Tawitawi
# [A]
21
Name of island
Tawitawi
Area
581 km2 (224 sq mi)
Population
82,582
Coordinates
5°11′52″N 120°02′00″E / 5 °N 120 °E / 5 ; 120 (Tawitawi)
Notes
Island province; part of the Sulu Archipelago
Biliran
Biliran
# [A]
22
Name of island
Biliran
Area
536 km2 (207 sq mi)
Population
171,612
Coordinates
11°35′01″N 124°28′00″E / 11 °N 124 °E / 11 ; 124 (Biliran)
Notes
Island province
Sibuyan
Sibuyan
# [A]
23
Name of island
Sibuyan
Area
465 km2 (180 sq mi)
Population
59,274
Coordinates
12°23′10″N 122°33′40″E / 12 °N 122 °E / 12 ; 122 (Sibuyan)
Siargao
Siargao
# [A]
24
Name of island
Siargao
Area
437 km2 (169 sq mi)
Population
94,273
Coordinates
9°54′19″N 126°04′00″E / 9 °N 126 °E / 9 ; 126 (Siargao)
Burias
Burias
# [A]
25
Name of island
Burias
Area
424 km2 (164 sq mi)
Population
90,300
Coordinates
12°52′54″N 123°12′28″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Burias)
Culion
Culion
# [A]
26
Name of island
Culion
Area
389 km2 (150 sq mi)
Population
20,139
Coordinates
11°49′09″N 119°57′38″E / 11 °N 119 °E / 11 ; 119 (Culion)
Notes
2nd largest of the Calamian Islands
Siquijor
Siquijor
# [A]
27
Name of island
Siquijor
Area
337 km2 (130 sq mi)
Population
95,984
Coordinates
9°11′51″N 123°35′47″E / 9 °N 123 °E / 9 ; 123 (Siquijor)
Notes
Island province
Ticao
Ticao
# [A]
28
Name of island
Ticao
Area
334 km2 (129 sq mi)
Population
95,129
Coordinates
12°30′58″N 123°41′41″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Ticao)
Dumaran
Dumaran
# [A]
29
Name of island
Dumaran
Area
322 km2 (124 sq mi)
Coordinates
10°32′50″N 119°52′23″E / 10 °N 119 °E / 10 ; 119 (Dumaran)
Balabac
Balabac
# [A]
30
Name of island
Balabac
Area
319 km2 (123 sq mi)
Coordinates
7°56′32″N 117°00′30″E / 7 °N 117 °E / 7 ; 117 (Balabac)
Samal
Samal
# [A]
31
Name of island
Samal
Area
301 km2 (116 sq mi)
Population
104,123
Coordinates
7°02′52″N 125°44′39″E / 7 °N 125 °E / 7 ; 125 (Samal)
Sibutu
Sibutu
# [A]
32
Name of island
Sibutu
Area
285 km2 (110 sq mi)
Population
30,387
Coordinates
4°46′40″N 119°28′35″E / 4 °N 119 °E / 4 ; 119 (Sibutu)
Camiguin
Camiguin
# [A]
33
Name of island
Camiguin
Area
255 km2 (98 sq mi)
Population
88,478
Coordinates
9°10′26″N 124°42′34″E / 9 °N 124 °E / 9 ; 124 (Camiguin)
Notes
Island province
Calayan
Calayan
# [A]
34
Name of island
Calayan
Area
196 km2 (76 sq mi)
Population
8,919
Coordinates
19°16′N 121°29′E / 19 °N 121 °E / 19 ; 121 (Calayan)
Notes
Largest of the Babuyan Islands
Olutanga
Olutanga
# [A]
35
Name of island
Olutanga
Area
194 km2 (75 sq mi)
Population
87,078
Coordinates
7°22′00″N 122°52′54″E / 7 °N 122 °E / 7 ; 122 (Olutanga)
Alabat
Alabat
# [A]
36
Name of island
Alabat
Area
192 km2 (74 sq mi)
Population
41,822
Coordinates
14°07′06″N 122°03′05″E / 14 °N 122 °E / 14 ; 122 (Alabat)
Panaon
Panaon
# [A]
37
Name of island
Panaon
Area
191 km2 (74 sq mi)
Population
57,703
Coordinates
10°03′05″N 125°12′45″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Panaon)
Mapun
Mapun
# [A]
38
Name of island
Mapun
Area
181 km2 (70 sq mi)
Population
26,597
Coordinates
7°00′N 118°30′E / 7 °N 118 °E / 7 ; 118 (Mapun)
Notes
Formerly known as Cagayan de Tawi-tawi
Camiguin
Camiguin
# [A]
39
Name of island
Camiguin
Area
166 km2 (64 sq mi)
Coordinates
18°50′00″N 121°51′36″E / 18 °N 121 °E / 18 ; 121 (Camiguin)
Notes
Part of the Babuyan Islands in Luzon, and distinct from Camiguin in Mindanao
Bucas Grande
Bucas Grande
# [A]
40
Name of island
Bucas Grande
Area
128 km2 (49 sq mi)
Population
22,314
Coordinates
9°40′26″N 125°56′55″E / 9 °N 125 °E / 9 ; 125 (Bucas Grande)
Lubang
Lubang
Name of island
Lubang
Area
125 km2 (48 sq mi)
Population
28,922
Coordinates
13°46′03″N 120°11′10″E / 13 °N 120 °E / 13 ; 120 (Lubang)
Linapacan
Linapacan
Name of island
Linapacan
Area
120 km2 (46 sq mi)
Population
15,668
Coordinates
11°30′N 119°54′E / 11 °N 119 °E / 11 ; 119 (Linapacan)
Notes
Largest island in the group of islands in Linapacan Strait.
Bugsuk
Bugsuk
Name of island
Bugsuk
Area
119 km2 (46 sq mi)
Coordinates
8°15′15″N 117°18′29″E / 8 °N 117 °E / 8 ; 117 (Bugsuk)
Bantayan
Bantayan
Name of island
Bantayan
Area
108 km2 (42 sq mi)
Population
120,447
Coordinates
11°13′07″N 123°44′55″E / 11 °N 123 °E / 11 ; 123 (Bantayan)
Pacijan
Pacijan
Name of island
Pacijan
Area
106 km2 (41 sq mi)
Coordinates
10°40′N 124°20′E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Pacijan)
Notes
Part of Camotes Islands group
Homonhon
Homonhon
Name of island
Homonhon
Area
105 km2 (41 sq mi)
Population
4,211
Coordinates
10°45′21″N 125°44′21″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Homonhon)
Babuyan Claro
Babuyan Claro
Name of island
Babuyan Claro
Area
100 km2 (39 sq mi)
Population
1,423
Coordinates
19°31′20″N 121°57′13″E / 19 °N 121 °E / 19 ; 121 (Camiguin)
Notes
Part of the Babuyan Islands
Poro
Poro
Name of island
Poro
Area
96 km2 (37 sq mi)
Population
36,508
Coordinates
10°40′20″N 124°27′22″E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Poro)
Notes
Part of Camotes Islands group
Patnanongan
Patnanongan
Name of island
Patnanongan
Area
92 km2 (36 sq mi)
Population
14,606
Coordinates
14°47′01″N 122°10′40″E / 14 °N 122 °E / 14 ; 122 (Patnanongan)
Panglao
Panglao
Name of island
Panglao
Area
91 km2 (35 sq mi)
Population
79,216
Coordinates
9°36′N 123°49′E / 9 °N 123 °E / 9 ; 123 (Panglao)
Pangutaran
Pangutaran
Name of island
Pangutaran
Area
90 km2 (35 sq mi)
Population
30,613
Coordinates
6°16′41″N 120°32′52″E / 6 °N 120 °E / 6 ; 120 (Pangutaran)
# [A]
Name of island
Area
Population
Coordinates
Notes
1
Luzon
109,965 km2 (42,458 sq mi)
64,260,312
15°59′59″N 121°00′00″E / 15 °N 121 °E / 15 ; 121 (Luzon)
15th largest island and 4th most populated island in the world
2
Mindanao
97,530 km2 (37,657 sq mi)
25,537,691
7°41′42″N 124°15′04″E / 7 °N 124 °E / 7 ; 124 (Mindanao)
19th largest island in the world
3
Samar
13,429 km2 (5,185 sq mi)
1,880,020
11°48′00″N 125°00′43″E / 11 °N 125 °E / 11 ; 125 (Samar)
Largest island entirely within one region
4
Negros
13,310 km2 (5,139 sq mi)
4,414,131
10°01′34″N 122°58′01″E / 10 °N 122 °E / 10 ; 122 (Negros)
5
Palawan
12,189 km2 (4,706 sq mi)
886,308
9°30′00″N 118°30′00″E / 9 °N 118 °E / 9 ; 118 (Palawan)
Largest island entirely within one province
6
Panay
12,011 km2 (4,637 sq mi)
4,477,247
11°10′26″N 122°30′14″E / 11 °N 122 °E / 11 ; 122 (Panay)
7
Mindoro
10,572 km2 (4,082 sq mi)
1,331,473
12°52′15″N 120°55′40″E / 12 °N 120 °E / 12 ; 120 (Mindoro)
8
Leyte
7,368 km2 (2,845 sq mi)
2,388,518
10°50′01″N 124°50′00″E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Leyte)
9
Cebu
4,468 km2 (1,725 sq mi)
3,917,423
10°19′42″N 123°48′22″E / 10 °N 123 °E / 10 ; 123 (Cebu)
Island province
10
Bohol
3,821 km2 (1,475 sq mi)
1,313,560
9°50′41″N 124°12′49″E / 9 °N 124 °E / 9 ; 124 (Bohol)
Island province
11
Masbate
3,268 km2 (1,262 sq mi)
706,897
12°15′01″N 123°30′00″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Masbate)
Largest of island in Masbate province
12
Catanduanes
1,523 km2 (588 sq mi)
260,964
13°48′31″N 124°13′24″E / 13 °N 124 °E / 13 ; 124 (Catanduanes)
Island province
13
Basilan
1,265 km2 (488 sq mi)
459,367
6°35′28″N 121°59′19″E / 6 °N 121 °E / 6 ; 121 (Basilan)
Island province; largest island of the Sulu Archipelago
14
Marinduque
952 km2 (368 sq mi)
234,521
13°23′06″N 121°58′52″E / 13 °N 121 °E / 13 ; 121 (Marinduque)
Island province
15
Busuanga
890 km2 (344 sq mi)
73,849
12°08′42″N 120°05′41″E / 12 °N 120 °E / 12 ; 120 (Busuanga)
Largest of the Calamian Islands
16
Jolo
869 km2 (336 sq mi)
530,000
5°58′24″N 121°09′00″E / 5 °N 121 °E / 5 ; 121 (Jolo)
Part of the Sulu Archipelago
17
Tablas
839 km2 (324 sq mi)
164,012
12°24′20″N 122°03′51″E / 12 °N 122 °E / 12 ; 122 (Tablas)
18
Dinagat
802 km2 (310 sq mi)
106,951
10°13′30″N 125°35′41″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Dinagat)
Island province
19
Polillo
629 km2 (243 sq mi)
64,802
14°50′34″N 121°55′45″E / 14 °N 121 °E / 14 ; 121 (Polillo)
20
Guimaras
605 km2 (234 sq mi)
174,613
10°34′47″N 122°36′03″E / 10 °N 122 °E / 10 ; 122 (Guimaras)
Island province
21
Tawitawi
581 km2 (224 sq mi)
82,582
5°11′52″N 120°02′00″E / 5 °N 120 °E / 5 ; 120 (Tawitawi)
Island province; part of the Sulu Archipelago
22
Biliran
536 km2 (207 sq mi)
171,612
11°35′01″N 124°28′00″E / 11 °N 124 °E / 11 ; 124 (Biliran)
Island province
23
Sibuyan
465 km2 (180 sq mi)
59,274
12°23′10″N 122°33′40″E / 12 °N 122 °E / 12 ; 122 (Sibuyan)
24
Siargao
437 km2 (169 sq mi)
94,273
9°54′19″N 126°04′00″E / 9 °N 126 °E / 9 ; 126 (Siargao)
25
Burias
424 km2 (164 sq mi)
90,300
12°52′54″N 123°12′28″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Burias)
26
Culion
389 km2 (150 sq mi)
20,139
11°49′09″N 119°57′38″E / 11 °N 119 °E / 11 ; 119 (Culion)
2nd largest of the Calamian Islands
27
Siquijor
337 km2 (130 sq mi)
95,984
9°11′51″N 123°35′47″E / 9 °N 123 °E / 9 ; 123 (Siquijor)
Island province
28
Ticao
334 km2 (129 sq mi)
95,129
12°30′58″N 123°41′41″E / 12 °N 123 °E / 12 ; 123 (Ticao)
29
Dumaran
322 km2 (124 sq mi)
10°32′50″N 119°52′23″E / 10 °N 119 °E / 10 ; 119 (Dumaran)
30
Balabac
319 km2 (123 sq mi)
7°56′32″N 117°00′30″E / 7 °N 117 °E / 7 ; 117 (Balabac)
31
Samal
301 km2 (116 sq mi)
104,123
7°02′52″N 125°44′39″E / 7 °N 125 °E / 7 ; 125 (Samal)
32
Sibutu
285 km2 (110 sq mi)
30,387
4°46′40″N 119°28′35″E / 4 °N 119 °E / 4 ; 119 (Sibutu)
33
Camiguin
255 km2 (98 sq mi)
88,478
9°10′26″N 124°42′34″E / 9 °N 124 °E / 9 ; 124 (Camiguin)
Island province
34
Calayan
196 km2 (76 sq mi)
8,919
19°16′N 121°29′E / 19 °N 121 °E / 19 ; 121 (Calayan)
Largest of the Babuyan Islands
35
Olutanga
194 km2 (75 sq mi)
87,078
7°22′00″N 122°52′54″E / 7 °N 122 °E / 7 ; 122 (Olutanga)
36
Alabat
192 km2 (74 sq mi)
41,822
14°07′06″N 122°03′05″E / 14 °N 122 °E / 14 ; 122 (Alabat)
37
Panaon
191 km2 (74 sq mi)
57,703
10°03′05″N 125°12′45″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Panaon)
38
Mapun
181 km2 (70 sq mi)
26,597
7°00′N 118°30′E / 7 °N 118 °E / 7 ; 118 (Mapun)
Formerly known as Cagayan de Tawi-tawi
39
Camiguin
166 km2 (64 sq mi)
18°50′00″N 121°51′36″E / 18 °N 121 °E / 18 ; 121 (Camiguin)
Part of the Babuyan Islands in Luzon, and distinct from Camiguin in Mindanao
40
Bucas Grande
128 km2 (49 sq mi)
22,314
9°40′26″N 125°56′55″E / 9 °N 125 °E / 9 ; 125 (Bucas Grande)
Lubang
125 km2 (48 sq mi)
28,922
13°46′03″N 120°11′10″E / 13 °N 120 °E / 13 ; 120 (Lubang)
Linapacan
120 km2 (46 sq mi)
15,668
11°30′N 119°54′E / 11 °N 119 °E / 11 ; 119 (Linapacan)
Largest island in the group of islands in Linapacan Strait.
Bugsuk
119 km2 (46 sq mi)
8°15′15″N 117°18′29″E / 8 °N 117 °E / 8 ; 117 (Bugsuk)
Bantayan
108 km2 (42 sq mi)
120,447
11°13′07″N 123°44′55″E / 11 °N 123 °E / 11 ; 123 (Bantayan)
Pacijan
106 km2 (41 sq mi)
10°40′N 124°20′E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Pacijan)
Part of Camotes Islands group
Homonhon
105 km2 (41 sq mi)
4,211
10°45′21″N 125°44′21″E / 10 °N 125 °E / 10 ; 125 (Homonhon)
Babuyan Claro
100 km2 (39 sq mi)
1,423
19°31′20″N 121°57′13″E / 19 °N 121 °E / 19 ; 121 (Camiguin)
Part of the Babuyan Islands
Poro
96 km2 (37 sq mi)
36,508
10°40′20″N 124°27′22″E / 10 °N 124 °E / 10 ; 124 (Poro)
Part of Camotes Islands group
Patnanongan
92 km2 (36 sq mi)
14,606
14°47′01″N 122°10′40″E / 14 °N 122 °E / 14 ; 122 (Patnanongan)

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