List of Islands of Denmark - List of 100 Largest Danish Islands

List of 100 Largest Danish Islands

This is a list of the largest islands of Denmark (Press the symbol after the headings in the table to rearrange the list according to population size, location or alphabetically):

Rank Island’s name Area
km2		 Population
(2010)		 Location
1 Zealand 7,031 2,194,138 Baltic Sea / Kattegat / Øresund / Great Belt
2 North Jutlandic Island 4,685 299,198 North Sea
3 Funen 2,985 455,236 Great Belt / Little Belt
4 Lolland 1,243 63,678 Baltic Sea
5 Bornholm 588 41,303 Baltic Sea
6 Falster 514 42,808 Baltic Sea
7 Mors 368 21,438 Limfjord
8 Als 312 51,007 Little Belt
9 Langeland 284 12,858 Great Belt
10 Møn 218 9,648 Baltic Sea
11 Rømø 129 647 Wadden Sea, North Sea
12 Samsø 112 3,889 Kattegat
13 Læsø 101 1,897 Kattegat
14 Amager 95.3 176,904 Øresund
15 Ærø 88 6,625 South Funen Archipelago
16 Tåsinge 70 6,210 South Funen Archipelago
17 Fanø 56 3,251 Wadden Sea, North Sea
18 Fur 22 842 Limfjorden
19 Anholt 22 151 Kattegat
20 Fejø 16 489 Smålandsfarvandet
21 Saltholm 16.0 1 Øresund
22 Orø 15 831 Isefjorden
23 Endelave 13.1 177 Kattegat
24 Bogø 13.0 1,105 Storstrømmen
25 Sejerø 12.4 358 Kattegat
26 Femø 11.0 131 Smålandsfarvandet
27 Jegindø 7.9 486 Limfjord
28 Mandø 7.6 41 Wadden Sea, North Sea
29 Thurø 7.5 3,628 South Funen Archipelago
30 Alrø 7.5 154 Horsens Fjord
31 Agersø 7.0 191 Great Belt
32 Venø 6.5 183 Limfjord
33 Bågø 6.2 33 Little Belt
34 Lyø 6.0 100 South Funen Archipelago
35 Egholm 6 48 Limfjord
36 Avernakø 5.9 106 South Funen Archipelago
37 Årø 5.7 161 Little Belt
38 Glænø 5.6 54 Smålandsfarvandet
49 Gavnø 5.5 35 Great Belt
40 Strynø 4.9 221 South Funen Archipelago
41 Nyord 4.8 42 Baltic Sea
42 Omø 4.5 162 Great Belt
43 Drejø 4.3 66 South Funen Archipelago
44 Fænø 3.9 2 Little Belt
45 Agerø 3.8 36 South Funen Archipelago
46 Tunø 3.5 112 Kattegat
47 Enø 3.4 297 Smålandsfarvandet
48 Livø 3.3 9 Limfjord
59 Hjarnø 3.2 104 Kattegat
50 Askø 2.82 37 Smålandsfarvandet
51 Æbelø 2.50 - Kattegat
52 Barsø 2.50 22 Little Belt
53 Nekselø 2.20 19 Kattegat (Sejerøbugten)
54 Brandsø 2.00 - Little Belt
55 Skarø 1.97 32 South Funen Archipelago
56 Tærø 1.73 1 Storstrømmen
57 Masnedø 1.68 116 Storstrømmen
58 Vejrø 1.57 5 Storstrømmen
59 Bjørnø 1.50 33 South Funen Archipelago
60 Sprogø 1.50 - Great Belt
61 Eskilsø 1.39 6 Roskilde Fjord
62 Dybsø 1.34 1 Smålandsfarvandet
63 Vigelsø 1.32 - Odense Fjord
64 Siø 1.31 15 South Funen Archipelago
65 Langø 1.30 2 Storstrømmen
66 Peberholm 1.3 - Øresund
67 Romsø 1.09 - Great Belt
68 Skalø 1.06 - Smålandsfarvandet
69 Enehøje 1.04 - Nakskov Fjord
70 Langli 1.00 - Wadden Sea, North Sea
71 Hjortø 0.90 8 South Funen Archipelago
72 Farø 0.93 5 Storstrømmen
73 Birkholm 0.92 11 South Funen Archipelago
74 Illumø 0.90 - South Funen Archipelago (Helnæsbugten)
75 Lilleø 0.86 6 Storstrømmen
76 Rågø 0.80 - Smålandsfarvandet
77 Hesselø 0.71 - Kattegat
78 Store Egholm 0.70 - South Funen Archipelago
89 Hjelm 0.63 - Kattegat
80 Vorsø 0.6 1 Horsens Fjord
81 Halmø 0.50 - South Funen Archipelago
82 Strynø Kalv 0.50 - South Funen Archipelago (Helnæsbugten )
83 Fjendø 0.40 - Nissum Fjord
84 Vejlø 0.37 - Nakskov Fjord
85 Mejlø 0.34 - Kattegat / Great Belt
86 Draget 0.28 - Kattegat (off Bogense)
87 Store Svelmø 0.27 - South Funen Archipelago
88 Christiansø 0.25 103 Baltic Sea
89 Kalvø, Guldborgsund 0.22 - Baltic Sea (Guldborgsund)
90 Slotsholmen 0.21 14 Øresund
91 Tornø 0.21 4 Odense Fjord
92 Græsholm, Hirsholmene 0.21 3 Kattegat
93 Vigø 0.20 - South Funen Archipelago (Helnæsbugten)
94 Slotø 0.20 - Nakskov Fjord
95 Hjælmshoved 0.20 - South Funen Archipelago
96 Kalvø, Germer Bugt 0.17 12 Little Belt
97 Hirsholm 0.17 2 Kattegat
98 Ejlinge 0.16 - Kattegat
99 Møgelø 0.14 - Julsø

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