List of Islands in The Arctic Ocean - Russia

Russia

  • Russian Arctic islands
  • De Long Islands
    • Bennett Island
    • Henrietta Island
    • Jeannette Island
    • Vilkitsky Island
    • Zhokhov Island
  • Dikson Island
  • Franz Josef Land
    • Graham Bell Island
    • Hooker Island
    • Jackson Island
    • Northbrook Island
    • Rudolf Island
    • Wilczek Island
    • Zemlya Aleksandry
    • Zemlya Georga
  • Great Diomede Island
  • New Siberian Islands
    • Anzhu Islands
      • Belkovsky Island
      • Kotelny/Faddeyevsky Island (including the island of 'Bunge Land')
      • New Siberia
    • Lyakhovsky Islands
      • Great Lyakhovsky Island
      • Little Lyakhovsky Island
    • Semyonovsky Island
    • Stolbovoy Island
  • Novaya Zemlya
    • Mezhdusharskiy Island
    • Severny Island
    • Vaygach Island
    • Yuzhny Island
  • Severnaya Zemlya
    • October Revolution Island
    • Bolshevik Island
    • Komsomolets Island
    • Pioneer Island
    • Schmidt Island
    • Minor Islands in Severnaya Zemlya
      • Bolshoy Island
      • Maly Taymyr Island
      • Sedov Archipelago
        • Srednij
        • Golomyannyj
        • Domashnij
        • Figurnyj
        • Vostochnyj
        • Smaojlovich
      • Vostothny Island
  • Solovetsky Islands
    • Anzersky
    • Bolshaya Muksalma
    • Malaya Muksalma
    • Solovetsky
  • Victoria Island (administered as part of Franz Josef Land, but physically separate)
  • Ushakov Island (Russian Arctic) halfway between Franz Josef Land and Severnaya Zemlya
  • Wrangel Island
    • Herald Island

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