Islas más grandes

Groenlandia dirige las Islas más Grandes a 2.130.800 km2, en el Reino de Dinamarca. Le sigue Nueva Guinea (785.753 km2) y Borneo (748.168 km2).

• Groenlandia — 2,130,800 (Kingdom of Denmark)
• Nueva Guinea — 785,753 (Papua New Guinea)
• Borneo — 748,168 (Brunei)
• Madagascar — 587,713 (Madagascar)
• Baffin Island — 507,451 (Canada)
• Sumatra — 473,481 (Indonesia)
• Gran Barrier Reef — 348,934 (Australia)
• Honshu — 230,426 (Japan)
• Gran Bretaña — 228,938 (United Kingdom)
• Victoria Island — 217,291 (Canada)
• Isla Ellesmere — 196,235 (Canada)
• Sulawesi — 174,600 (Indonesia)
• South Island — 150,437 (New Zealand)
• Java — 128,297 (Indonesia)
• North Island — 113,729 (New Zealand)
• Luzon — 109,965 (Philippines)
• Terranova — 108,860 (Canada)
• Cuba — 105,806 (Cuba)
• Islandia — 102,775 (Iceland)
• Mindanao — 97,530 (Philippines)

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