List of islands in the East China Sea explained

Islands in the East China Sea include:

Matsu Islands (29.61 km²)
- Beigan (Peikan)
  - Gaodeng Island (Kaoteng Island)
  - Daqiu Island (Chinese: 大坵)
  - Liang Island (Lang Tao)
  - Xiaoqiu (Kiao Tse Chinese: 小坵)
  - Wumingdao / Bluff Head (Chinese: 無名島)
  - Qiaotou (Chinese: 峭頭)
  - Jinyu (Chinese: 進嶼)
  - Langyan (Chinese: 浪岩)
  - Sanlianyu / Trio Rocks (Chinese: 三連嶼)
  - Zhongdao (Chinese: 中島)
  - Baimiao (Chinese: 白廟)
  - Laoshu (Chinese: 老鼠)
  - Turtle Island (亀島)
- Nankan (Nangan)
- Dongyin (Tungyin, Tung-yin, Tungyung, Tung Yung)
  - Xiyin (Hsiyin, Siyin)
  - Zhongzhu Island
  - Shuangzijiao
- Chukuang (Jyuguang)
  - Tungchu (Dongjyu, Dongquan)
  - Hsichu (Xijyu, Xiquan)
  - Yongliou
Ryukyu Islands (4,597.68 km²—Daitō Islands excluded)
- Satsunan Islands
  - Ōsumi Islands

Okinawa Island, Kume, Iheya, Izena, Aguni, Ie (Iejima), Iwo Tori Shima (Iōtorishima)

Senkaku Islands (7 km²)
- Uotsurijima, Kuba Jima, Taisho Jima, Kita Kojima, Minami Kojima, Oki-no-Kita-Iwa, Oki-no-Minami-Iwa, Tobise
Zhoushan Archipelago (1,440.12 km²)
- Zhoushan Island
- Daishan Island
- Liuheng Island
- Jintang Island
- Zhujiajian Island
- Qushan Island
- Mount Putuo
Jeju Island (1,849 km²)
- Marado
Pengjia Islet (1.14 km²)
Mianhua Islet and Pingfong Rock
Huaping Islet

Total land area: 7,924.55 square kilometres

See also