List of islands of Bahrain explained

This is a list of islands of the Kingdom of Bahrain, which includes most of the archipelago known as the . The Kingdom consists of 33 natural islands and a number of man-made ones.

Islands

In addition to the Bahrain Islands, the Kingdom consists of:

IslandCapitalOther CitiesArea (km2)Proportion of total area (2014)PopulationProportion of total population (2014)Comments
Jidhafs, Sanabis, Al Budaiya, Tubli, Isa Town, A'ali, Madinat Hamad, Riffa, Malkiya590.7 align=center 76%[1] 940,000align=center 76% Largest island of the archipelago.
Folk island resort Falkland beach0.04align=center 0%0align=center 0%
Najmah, Tala, Wardeh, Hamama, Dalphene, Farasha4.31align=center 0.5%10,000align=center 1%Artificial island.
12.0align=center 1.5%0align=center 0%Artificial island
Atol 2, Atol 3, Atol 4, Atol 5, Atol 6, Petal 1, Petal 2, Petal 3, Petal 4, Petal 5, Durrat Al Bahrain resort20.0align=center 2.5%870align=center 0%Artificial group of islands
Halat Seltah0.27align=center 0%1,000align=center 0%Formerly two separate islands.
53.5align=center 7%4,000align=center 0.3%
Jidda Island Palace 0.48align=center 0%0align=center 0%
Border Station 0.88align=center 0%10align=center 0%
Al Dair, Busaiteen, Samaheej, Galali, Al Hidd, Arad49.3align=center 6%200,000align=center 16%
Nabih Saleh Juzayyirah1.3align=center 0%3,000align=center 0%Formerly the separate islands of Nabih and Saleh
Northern City 7.0align=center 1%100align=center 0%
South Nurana North Nurana2.32align=center 0%0align=center 0%
Al Hidd water park 0.35align=center 0%0align=center 0%
0.13align=center 0%0align=center 0%
Bahrain Bay, Arcapita beach2.07align=center 0%3,000align=center 0%(also known as Lulu Island)
Al Kharijiya14.6align=center 2%81,000align=center 7%
South Sitra Palace 0.1align=center 0%0align=center 0%
20.0align=center 3%10align=center 0%
0.23align=center 0%3align=center 0%
0.0align=center 0%0align=center 0%Proposed artificial island
Other IslandsMashtan islands, Yusuf0.42align=center 0%0align=center 0%
780.0align=center 100%1.240,000align=center 100%

Former islands

Islands that once existed but which now, because of land reclamation, are no longer separated from larger land masses:

See also

References

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Bahrain's Initial Communications to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change . Kingdom of Bahrain . March 2005.
  2. http://mapcarta.com/12926272 Mapcarta
  3. Book: Bahrain . . 2002 . 19. 9781438104843 . Gillespie . Carol Ann . Infobase .