List of islands in Shark Bay explained

This is a list of the islands in the Shark Bay area of the Gascoyne Region of Western Australia, (between 24°30′0″ and 26°30′0″ S, and 112°0′0″ and 114°30′0″ E).

There are approximately 30 small islands in Shark Bay; all are within the World Heritage Reserve.^[1]

The largest is Dirk Hartog Island.

Island	Area (ha)	Location	Vicinity
	20	-26.515°N 113.6486°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
Bernier Island	4,000	-24.8492°N 113.1372°W	Bernier Island
Charles Island / Charlie Island	1	-26.3675°N 113.5686°W
Dirk Hartog Island	63,000	-25.8433°N 113.055°W	Dirk Hartog Island
Dorre Island	4,900	-25.0572°N 113.1011°W	Bernier Island
	1	-26.4158°N 113.6164°W
	1	-25.9094°N 113.1556°W	Dirk Hartog Island
Faure Island	5,200	-25.8561°N 113.8931°W	Faure Island
Freycinet Island	3	-26.4072°N 113.6167°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
	1	-26.1025°N 113.4025°W	Freycinet Reach
Koks Island	4	-24.7506°N 113.1592°W	Bernier Island
Mary Anne Island	1	-26.485°N 113.6831°W
North Guano Island	6	-26.5331°N 113.6903°W
	8	-25.8533°N 114.0133°W	Faure Is
Salutation Island	170	-26.5394°N 113.7656°W
South Guano Island	2	-26.5458°N 113.6906°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
Three Bays Island	5	-26.5542°N 113.6461°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
	1	-26.4439°N 113.7614°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
Wilds Island	1	-26.4517°N 113.615°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
Ant Island		-26.1631°N 113.4422°W
Babbage Island	84	-24.8775°N 113.6325°W	Carnarvon
Boora Island		-24.7569°N 114.1958°W
	1	-26.0944°N 113.575°W	Freycinet Reach
Hutchison Islands	1	-26.1131°N 114.2347°W	Faure Island
	1	-26.3192°N 113.4994°W
Lefebre Island	6	-26.2306°N 113.5069°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
Meade Island	1	-26.0014°N 113.1992°W	Dirk Hartog Island
North Kangaroo Island	1	-26.2992°N 113.5031°W
Parrot Island		-26.4125°N 113.5025°W
Slope Island	5	-26.0908°N 113.4125°W	Freycinet Reach
Smith Islands	1	-26.5889°N 113.7264°W	Henri Freycinet Harbour
		-26.1256°N 113.235°W
		-26.3878°N 113.3711°W
Whitlock Island		-24.8872°N 113.6456°W
Whitmore Island		-24.8667°N 113.6222°W
		-26.1653°N 113.6592°W

See also

• List of islands of Western Australia

Notes and References

1. Web site: Shark Bay World Heritage Property, Environmental values, Cultural uses and potential Petroleum Industry impacts . Department of Environmental Protection . July 2001 . 23 August 2010 . https://web.archive.org/web/20091112050247/http://www.epa.wa.gov.au/docs/1642_SBWHP_Report01.pdf . 12 November 2009 . dead .