The largest island in the world is Greenland. This conclusion was unanimously reached by all researchers and scientists, as a result of numerous expeditions and analysis of available data. By a strange coincidence, the island of the largest area, less than half populated. The thing is that the territory of Greenland is 80 - 85% covered eternal ice, which are several kilometers thick. The spacious territory allows villages and cities to be located here at a significant distance. The most interesting thing is that there is no transport system between the settlements. There are no railroad tracks or highways.

Despite the rather cold climate and the monotony of the surrounding landscape, the largest island is very popular with tourists. They come here to get vivid impressions, to see the stunningly beautiful "Northern Lights" and long "white nights".

The most common occupation of local residents is fishing, its processing and sale. This remains the main activity of the entire (almost 60,000 population). In addition to fish, the island has a large number of polar predators. There are plants that are not afraid of the cold.

Temperature fluctuations on the island are quite significant. At the height of summer it is +10 degrees, and in winter it can be minus 45. Large reserves of oil and gas are hidden under the ice. Recently, their development has been actively engaged.

The largest island in the world belongs to Denmark and is washed by the oceans on both sides - the Atlantic and the Arctic. The capital of Greenland is the city of Nuuk, which is also the largest on the island, which is also an autonomous region of Denmark.

It is believed that Greenland is the final point of any round-the-world tour. Experienced travelers say that those who have not been to Greenland have not seen anything interesting. After all, every self-respecting tourist is obliged to conquer the cold, but at the same time beautiful island. Another interesting fact is that the literal translation of the word Greenland is “green land”, but in fact there is practically no greenery there.

The next largest island in size rightfully occupies the Pacific New Guinea. Its popularity among tourists has won a warm climate, rich colors and rich in flora and fauna. Dendrologists, ornithologists and entomologists have been studying the animals and plants of the island for years. However, every year more and more new representatives of flora and fauna appear on the largest island.

New Guinea was discovered in the 16th century, but until 1871 it was practically not visited. The inhabitants of the island had a reputation as cannibals, and there were no people who wanted to visit this green kingdom. Only in 1871, thanks to the efforts of the Russian scientist Miklouho-Maclay, did the attitude towards the islanders change.

It is worth bearing in mind that the inhabitants of this island are of various nationalities. Even the fact that at present the large island constantly meets tourists, tribes live in its depths that have never encountered fair-skinned people. By the way, the Papuans consider white people dangerous. That is why a tourist trip can be filled with real adrenaline.

Green Kalimantan

The third largest island in the world is Kalimantan. It is also known as Borneo. Its territory also has a uniform coverage, but, unlike Greenland, these are green forests and tropics. centennial, majestic trees adorn the whole island. This makes it possible to develop the forestry and woodworking industries. In addition, the island has serious deposits of oil and gas. All this makes a significant financial contribution to the three states between which its territory is divided. Another profitable industry here is the long-term mining of diamonds, which are quite numerous on the island. This direction made it possible to call Borneo the "diamond river".
Animal and vegetable world very varied here. It is on Kalimantan that one of the most beautiful plants- black Orchid.

The predominant part of the inhabitants of the island are Chinese, Malaysians and Aborigines (who live according to the customs of their ancestors). In general, residents are quite positive about tourists and show themselves to be hospitable hosts.

Madagascar is a holiday paradise

The largest tourist island is Madagascar. Its population is over 20 million people. Geographically, it is located in eastern Africa, located in the tropical zone, has a warm climate. The island is famous for its breathtaking sunsets. There are also several dozen small but very beautiful waterfalls.

The locals call their native home"boar island" or "red". The last name is associated with the color of the soil. Its fauna is very diverse. Many rare exotic animals and insects live there. It is a paradise for scientists and explorers. In the tropics of Madagascar, a rare species of spiders lives, from the webs of which various items of clothing are woven.

The inhabitants of Madagascar are engaged in hunting and fishing. Animal meat is eaten, but turtles are especially preferred. From her turtle meat, extraordinary dishes have become the pride of the local cuisine.

Baffin Island - rugged beauty

Baffin Island is the largest Canadian island in the world. A huge area, more than 500,000 square kilometers and very few people living here (about 12 thousand people). This situation is connected with the fact that the island is located in the Arctic Ocean and has a rather cold climate. You can get here only by air, and you can only engage in hunting or fishing there. There are a lot of fresh lakes on the island, some of which are quite large.

severe climatic conditions do not affect the fact that the island is visited by tourists. The locals managed to create everything the necessary conditions for extreme tourism. In addition, there are a certain number of people who want to celebrate a wedding or other celebration in such unusual conditions.
This largest and coldest island in the world has a historical park on its territory. It contains various items life of all tribes and peoples living in a harsh area.

Each island has a number of advantages and features. Some have a hot climate, beautiful beaches and clear ocean water, while others have amazing wildlife and rare natural phenomena. It is impossible to say which of the islands is better. All of them are big, mysterious and bewitching. The same applies to the population. On all the islands, the indigenous people have their own cultural characteristics, interesting traditions and customs.

There are about 500 thousand islands in the seas and oceans of the planet, of which no more than two percent are inhabited. In terms of area, such land formations can accommodate entire states, and can hardly accommodate even one person. Tectonic processes cause the appearance of new islands and the flooding of old ones, as well as land areas surrounded by sea ​​water, are also formed due to the activity of a person who creates artificial territories.

1. Greenland

The largest island on the planet is Greenland, its area exceeds 2.130 million km 2. The territory is washed by the waters of the Arctic and Atlantic oceans. The island belongs to Denmark and is an autonomous administrative unit with a population of 57.7 thousand people, most of whom are Greenlandic Eskimos. The capital of Greenland is Nuuk with a population of 16,583 and an area of ​​6.9 km2. The island is located in the northeast North America. The climate of the territory is heterogeneous and changeable, the mildest weather conditions are noted on the southwestern coast.

2. New Guinea

The second largest island on the planet - New Guinea, has an area of ​​​​786 thousand square meters. The territory is located in the Pacific Ocean, north of Australia. The southern part of the island is washed by the waters of the Coral and Arafura Seas. The main land area belongs to the state of Papua New Guinea, its western part belongs to Indonesia. The island is 2000 km long and over 700 km wide. Being a piece of land with an equatorial and subequatorial climate, the island has a rich flora and fauna, as well as excellent conditions for beach tourism.

3. Kalimantan

The island of Kalimantan, which has the third indicator in the world and an area of ​​​​734 thousand km 2, is slightly inferior in the area of ​​\u200b\u200bNew Guinea. The most common name is Borneo, on planet Earth it is the only island whose territory is divided between three states. Kalimantan is under the jurisdiction of such countries as Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia. In total, 19.8 million people live on the island. The territory is washed by the waters of the Java and South China Seas, as well as the Sulu and Sulawesi Seas, and others.

4. Madagascar

The fourth island in the world is Madagascar, whose territory exceeds 584 km2. It is located off the eastern coast of Africa, washed by the waters of the Indian Ocean, separated from the mainland by the Mozambique Channel. It has a length of 1600 km, a width of 600 km. On the island is the state of the same name, the capital of which is Antananarivo. The climate of Madagascar is predominantly tropical. In the central part of the island, there is the Anjafi high plateau; five mountain ranges pass through the land. The world-famous lemurs live only in Madagascar.

5 Baffin Island

Baffin Island ranks fifth in the world in terms of area, with an indicator of 507.4 thousand km 2. Belongs to Canada and is part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. It is located to the north of the mainland and is washed by the waters of the Arctic Ocean. The territory of the island has numerous freshwater lakes, the largest of which Nettilling covers an area of ​​5542 km2. A little over 11,000 people live on Baffin Island. More significant resettlement is hindered by harsh climatic conditions.

6. Sumatra

Located in the western part of the Malay Archipelago, Sumatra is the sixth largest island in the world. Its territories occupy 473 thousand km 2 with a length of 1.8 thousand km and a width of 435 km. The island is located in both hemispheres of the planet, divided by the equator almost in half. Sumatra is part of Indonesia, 50.6 million people live on the island territory. On land there is Lake Toby, located in a huge caldera, it covers an area of ​​​​1103 km 2, and a 120-meter waterfall Sipiso-piso, the source of which is an underground river.

7. UK

Great Britain is recognized as the seventh largest island in the world, the territory of which is occupied by the state of the same name, including England, Wales and Scotland, with its capital in London. The area of ​​the island occupies 229.9 thousand km 2, with a length of 1440 km and a width of up to 660 km. The territory is home to 63 million people, which makes the island the third largest in the world in terms of the number of inhabitants. Great Britain is washed by the waters Atlantic Ocean. The island is home to Loch Lomond, which has an area of ​​71 km2. Located Island state northwest of continental Europe.

8. Honshu

The second most populous island in the world, Honshu is the eighth largest island on the planet. The territory of 227.9 thousand km 2 is slightly inferior to Great Britain. More than 100 million people live on the island, it is the largest in the Japanese archipelago. Honshu is 1,300 km long and 230 km wide. The area of ​​the island is 60 percent of all the territories of Japan. Washed by the waters Pacific Ocean, length coastline 5450 km. Honshu is home to Mount Fuji, the symbol and active stratovolcano of Japan.

9. Victoria

Victoria Island, which is part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, has an area of ​​217.2 thousand km 2, occupying the ninth position in the ranking. The island territory is washed by the waters of the Arctic Ocean and belongs to Canada. The harsh climate does not allow to populate this piece of land, which is home to 1,700 people. Maximum length is 500 km, with highest value 600 km wide. There are numerous lakes on the island, the largest of which, Ferguson, occupies 588 km 2. Victoria is part of the North American Polar Tundra Ecological Region.

10 Ellesmere

Another island, which is part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago, ranks tenth in the ranking. The area of ​​the territories is 196.2 thousand km 2, in its eastern part the border of Canada and Greenland passes, 146 people live on the island, the climate is polar arctic. Here is the northernmost settlement in the world Alert, in which only five people live. In total, there are three settlements on Ellesmere.

About a third of the area is covered by glaciers. The polar night can last up to five months. Winter temperatures reach -50 °С. The highest point of the island is the peak of Barbo with a height of 2616 meters.

When we hear the word "island", the shores washed by the oncoming waves rise before our eyes, sails loom on the horizon pirate ships, or the unfortunate Robinson, longingly looking into the endless sea distance. The islands of the whole world have always attracted and a little frightened people. Such attractiveness and mystery is caused not only by the plots of adventure books and feature films. Scientists discover new ones every year Interesting Facts about these pieces of land, surrounded by water on all sides.

There are half a million islands on our Earth. The process of their formation is still ongoing. The youngest island was "born" in 1992 in the Pacific Ocean after a volcanic eruption. Almost every island has an unusual story, and sometimes more than one. The largest island in the world is Greenland, followed by New Guinea, Kalimantan, Madagascar, Baffin Island and Sumatra. What interesting facts are associated with these islands?

The largest islands in the world - Top 6

1. Greenland

The area of ​​Greenland is 2,130,800 km 2, which is larger than the territories of Great Britain, France, Italy, Belgium and Holland combined. It is washed by two oceans - the Atlantic and the Arctic. It is under the jurisdiction of Denmark. Moreover, the island is fifty times larger than the mainland of Denmark itself.

For such a huge area, there are fewer inhabitants than in a European city - the population density is 0.027 people / km 2. This is due to the fact that the ground here is covered with ice. In some places, the thickness of the ice cover reaches 3 kilometers. If the ice in Greenland suddenly melted for some reason, then the level of the world's oceans would rise by seven meters, and many coastal cities would simply disappear under water.

Almost all the inhabitants of the island are Greenlandic Eskimos, and the capital is the city of Nuuk. The main occupation of the natives is hunting and fishing. There are no roads or railroads between the settlements. Favorite National dishes here they are not subjected to any heat treatment, and the most favorite local delicacy is partridge droppings whipped with seal oil.

On the hottest summer days, the temperature here is +10°C, while in winter it often drops to -47°C. Greenland is a biosphere reserve, almost untouched by civilization. Polar bears, musk oxen, polar wolves and arctic plants grow here.

2. New Guinea

The density of New Guinea is almost 786 thousand km 2, and the population is 7.5 million people. The island is located in the Pacific Ocean, and is divided between the countries of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. It was discovered in the 16th century, but for a long time Europeans believed that all locals were cannibals.

The bad fame of the Papuans could only be dispelled by the Russian scientist Nikolai Miklukho-Maclay, who landed on the island in 1871 and happily lived in friendship with the local population for more than a year. The northeast coast is now called the Maclay coast. Although at first the Papuans accepted Nikolai Nikolaevich rather hostilely, the calmness of an unarmed man, his help in difficult life situations was able to overcome distrust and hostility.

The fame of the man from the moon, as the natives called him, spread throughout the island, despite the language barriers. And in New Guinea, this is a serious obstacle, 850 languages ​​are spoken here. Even today, ethnic conflicts break out from time to time on the island. And some tribes in the wilds of the jungle have never seen white man. Therefore, going on a trip to New Guinea, you can get into real, not cinematic, deadly adventures.

3. Kalimantan

The population of the island is 16 million people, its area is 743,330 km². It is under the jurisdiction of three states: Indonesia, Brunei and Malaysia. The first settlements appeared here 40 thousand years ago. The Europeans put it on their maps in the 16th century.

The island also has a second name - Borneo. Malaysians, Chinese and Dayaks live here - an authentic population. Aborigines live here according to the same customs as hundreds of years ago, hunt and gather. If we set the task to characterize the temperament of the peoples of Kalimantan in one word, then the epithet “hospitable” is most suitable. The richness of the flora and fauna of the island cannot be described in a hundred words. 54 species of animals live here, a huge number of plants, including a rare black orchid and the world's largest rafflesia with a flower weighing 15 kg.

4. Madagascar

The population is more than 20 million people, the area is 587,041 km². The island is located off the east coast of Africa and has a tropical climate. On the island of Madagascar is the state of the same name with the capital Antanarivo. Aborigines call their native corner the island of wild boars or red (according to the color of the soil).

There are many unusual animals in Madagascar. There are gold-weaving spiders that weave webs that, with skill, can be used to make clothes. The first socks and gloves made of cobwebs were worn by Louis XIV, they were woven over a period of four years. Another amazing creature is the Madagascar moth, which feeds on drinking tears from birds at night.

Madagascarians love the meat of turtles, which they catch with the help of sticky fish. When the Europeans first came to the island at night and saw in the dark the huge luminous eyes of some animals, they were very frightened and remembered ancient Roman mythology about the souls of the dead. The ancient Romans called them lemurs and terrified people. So the harmless animal got its mystical name.

5 Baffin Island

The population is only 11 thousand people, the area is 507,451 km². Such a small number of inhabitants in a vast territory is explained by the fact that the island lies in the Arctic Ocean. It belongs to Canada, it has many freshwater lakes.

Almost the only way to do business on the island is extreme tourism. You can only get to Baffin Island air transport. Tourists come here to get an idea of ​​life beyond the Arctic Circle. They offer hunting, fishing and local attractions, which mean a special natural landscape, a chain of waterfalls on the river Soper. The historical park contains ancient objects left here not only by the Eskimos, but also by the Vikings, who once lived on this harsh island.

6. Sumatra

The population of the island is more than 50 million people, the area is 473 thousand km². Such a dense population is due to the paradise climate. 30% of its territory is covered with tropical forests. There are coral reefs on the coast. The island is simultaneously located in both hemispheres of the planet.

Regarding jurisdiction, the island is now an autonomy within Indonesia, although these lands have already been the property of Portugal and Holland. Now the island lives according to Islamic laws. National composition The islanders are made up of six peoples, each of which has its own traditions, customs and moral values. There are also relatively backward tribes with bloodthirsty customs. In the center of the island, they say, cases of cannibalism have recently been noted. But the rest of the island is already doing its business in a very civilized manner and receiving numerous tourists.

Each of these islands is interesting in its own way. Everyone deserves the closest attention, both scientists and those who want to relax and learn new things. From such dissimilar patches - islands and continents - a colorful and diverse "blanket" of our planet is woven.

Every year new islands appear in the world, but the largest ones still remain in their places. Below is a list of the ten largest islands in the world by area.

Ellesmere - 196,236 km. sq.

Ellesmere is the northernmost Canadian island, with a total area of ​​196,236 km2. sq. It is the third largest island in Canada and the tenth largest in the world. Despite the vast territory, according to 2006 data, only 146 permanent residents live on the island, in three settlements- Grisfjord, Alert and Eureka.

Victoria Island - 217,291 km. sq.

Victoria is the second largest island in Canada and the ninth in the world (according to various sources, it is the eighth or ninth). It is located in the Arctic Ocean and is located in the southwestern part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. The island was named after English queen Victoria in 1839. It has a total population of 1707 people (2001).

Honshu - 227,970 km. sq.

Honshu is the largest island in Japan (approximately 60% of the entire country). Located south of Hokkaido. The population of Honshu in 2010 is about 100 million people, which makes it the second most populous island in the world (after the Indonesian island of Java).

Great Britain - 229,848 km. sq.

Great Britain is the largest of the British Isles, stretching northwest from mainland Europe. 95% of its entire territory is divided between England, Scotland and Wales, which are part of the United Kingdom. It has a population of about 63 million people and ranks third in the world in terms of population after the islands of Java and Honshu.

Sumatra - 480,848 km. sq.

Sumatra is the sixth largest island in the world. It is wholly part of Indonesia. The number of inhabitants living on the island as of 2010 is more than 50 million people, which makes it the fourth island in the world in terms of population.

Baffin Island - 507,451 km. sq.

Baffin Island is an island that is part of the Canadian Arctic Archipelago. It is the largest island in Canada and the fifth largest in the world. It is home to a little over 11,000 people (as of 2007) in eight settlements, the largest of which is Iqaluit.

Madagascar - 587,713 km. sq.

Madagascar is a large island located in the Indian Ocean, off the east coast of Africa. Although Madagascar is not far from Africa, the flora and fauna of the island is unique - it contains 5% of all species of flora and fauna of the world, 80% of which exist only on this island.

Kalimantan (Borneo) - 748,168 km sq.

Kalimantan or Borneo is the third largest island in the world and the largest island in Asia. Located in the center of the Malay Archipelago South-East Asia. Divided between Indonesia (73%), Malaysia (26%) and Brunei (about 1%). The island has one of the oldest rainforest in the world. It has 19,800,000 inhabitants (as of 2010), most of whom live in coastal cities. The population density in Borneo is 26 people per square kilometer.

New Guinea - 785,753 sq. km.

New Guinea is the second largest island on earth, located in the western Pacific Ocean north of Australia. Divided approximately equally between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea. The current population of the island is about eleven million (2015). It has large natural reserves of oil, gold, copper and other ores.

Greenland - 2,130,800 sq. km.

Greenland is the largest island on Earth. It is located in the northeast of North America and is washed by the Atlantic and Arctic oceans. It is part of Denmark as an autonomous unit. The population of the island as of July 2010 is 57,600 people.

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Good day, dear readers of the site "I and the World"! Today we want to tell you about the islands and we will definitely highlight the largest island in the world. Even the largest of them differ from the continents in their size - they are smaller than the continents and are surrounded on all sides by water. But even during high tides, they are not sinkable, because. are above sea level.

We present you the top 10 largest islands, and which is the largest and what is the name, you will find out by reading the article to the end.

In 10th place - Ellesmere - 196,236 sq. km

Snow, eternal glaciers, the remains of prehistoric animals - this is how Ellesmere Island can be described. The map shows that this is the northern island of Canada with a population of only 150 people.

It was discovered by the English sailor and traveler William Baffin in the 17th century. It is difficult to live here because of the very harsh climate.

The nearest Canadian city can hardly be reached - 3578 km. Even North Pole much closer - 817 km, but local residents, for sure, there is no need.

The next on the list is Victoria Island - 217,290 sq. km

English navigators were very brave, since they discovered many territories. Victoria was also discovered by the Englishman Thomas Simpson in the early 19th century and named after his queen.

At first, only meteorologists lived here, and only by the end of the 20th century, the Eskimos began to move here, engaging in fishing activities.

On the area of ​​the island, for example, a small country of Belarus can fit.

8th place - Honshu - 227,970 sq. km

According to legend, in the old days the Gods decided to divide the ocean and cut the water with a huge sword. And when the sword was raised, 4 drops slowly fell down and formed islands. The largest turned into an island, which was named Honshu. It is a pity that the drops fell on seismically unstable places, because earthquakes are frequent on the island.

famous volcano Fujiyama rises here. Currently, about 103 million people live on the island and they are not crowded anywhere.

This is where the big cities: Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Hiroshima - and all this is Japan.

7th place - Great Britain - 229,848 sq. km

Great Britain is also an island, and in Europe it is the largest.

The beginning of the history of the island is considered to be 43 BC. e. Since ancient times, the people of Noto lived here, later the territory began to be populated modern people. A chain of white chalk cliffs stretches along the island. They say that because white color Great Britain began to be called by the Roman word Albion (white).

The territory is densely populated and more than 61 million people live here.

In 6th place is Sumatra - 471,066 sq. km

Located in one part of Indonesia. The equator crosses the territory almost in the middle, so Sumatra is located in two hemispheres at once.

There are quite often tsunamis and earthquakes here, but you can see 50 million people living here, this is not too disturbing.

73,000 years ago, the Toba volcano exploded here, which led to 1,800 years of ice age.

There are many minerals in the lands of Sumatra: gold, nickel, tin, iron, coal, oil, but all these riches belong to Indonesia. Go on a trip to the shores of Sumatra, fly better by plane: pirates are angry on the waters.

5th place - Baffin Island - 507,451 sq. km

We are back in Canada again! And again the English discoverer is William Buffin. In the 17th century, he was looking for a way to the shores of fabulous India. Well, before reaching the destination, he accidentally discovered the island and the nearby sea.

Everything was named after a sailor. What is good in the land of polar cold?

Of course, the rich world of animals: deer, polar bears, polar owls, white wolves, arctic foxes. Well, as many as 11 thousand people! Many do not like the polar cold and frost even in July.

Madagascar is in 4th place - 587,713 sq. km

This is both a state and an island, the shores of which are washed by the waters of the Indian Ocean and more than 24 million people live.

Madagascar has recently become known to the whole world for the cartoon of the same name. Look, it's very funny!

Scientists believe that the island broke away from Africa on one side, and from India on the other, so there is a very rare flora and fauna here. And there are a huge number of different spices, for example, cylanindimilakhi pepper.

3rd place belongs to the island of Kalimantan - 748,168 sq. km

It was divided by three states at once: Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei. How many countries, so many preferences. Some call it Borneo, others - Kalimantan - translates as "diamond river", because there is a huge amount of diamonds here. Of course, this is not a private island of one of the states. They just have an influence.

The first people settled here about 40,000 years ago and now the population has increased to 20 million people.

The territory is also called a river, because here the longest river flows from the island rivers - the Kapuas River (1143 km).

Residents of one of the cities walk here every day along the equator, as if along a boulevard, because the city is located just on the equator line. Beautiful sand beach attracts many tourists.

2nd place is occupied by New Guinea - 786,000 sq. km

There are few continents in the world, and although Australia is its smallest continent, it claims many nearby territories. So New Guinea belonged to this country until the middle of the 20th century, but then it nevertheless granted independence. Until now, there is an uninhabited corner that attracts researchers with rare specimens of plants and animals.

In some places in New Guinea, primitive life has been preserved. It was not an Englishman who discovered these lands, but a navigator from Portugal in the 16th century. According to legend, he looked at the curly hair of the natives and called the new land of Papua - "curly". The current population is 9.5 million people.

And finally, 1st place - Greenland - 2,130,800 sq. km

The green island - Greenland, belongs to Denmark - the largest of the world's islands.

Why green is not clear, because there is a lot of ice around. History is silent on this. About 57,000 people live in Greenland, but most of it is covered by glaciers and therefore uninhabited.

Local Eskimos have been fishing since ancient times. But the first Europeans settled here in 875.

Greenland passed from Denmark to Norway several times. You ask: what country does it belong to now? Little Denmark. And if to its 43,000 sq. km to annex Greenland, then Denmark will be the 13th largest in the world. Now the local population is engaged not only in fishing, but also breeds deer and sheep, and also extracts oil.

Tourism is well developed here - every year about 20,000 tourists come here. It is high time to recognize Greenland as a mainland, because it is only three times smaller than Australia.

I would like to tell you more about the Greek island of Crete

Here legends and myths live side by side with modern reality. Every year up to 4 million tourists visit these Beautiful places.

And many people want to become owners of local real estate, and the quality of these houses is excellent. They say: "Greece has everything", but Crete also has everything - a wonderful climate, a huge number of attractions, calm beaches and, of course, shopping.

We talked about the largest and most amazing islands on the planet. The list of wonderful places can be increased, but we will focus on ten. These are picturesque corners of nature. But there is a concept - an artificial island created by man. That's about it in the following articles. Follow our publications and advise your friends to read. In the meantime, we say goodbye, until we meet again!