Round Rock, British Virgin Islands

Round Rock is an island in the British Virgin Islands, to the south of Virgin Gorda, close to Fallen Jerusalem Island.


Islands of the British Virgin Islands
  • Anegada
  • Beef Island
  • Bellamy Cay
  • Buck Island
  • Carvel Rock
  • Cockroach Island
  • Cooper Island
  • Dead Chest Island
  • Diamond Cay
  • Dog Islands
  • East Seal Dog Island
  • Eustatia
  • Fallen Jerusalem Island
  • Frenchman's Cay
  • George Dog Island
  • Ginger Island
  • Great Camanoe
  • Great Dog Island
  • Great Thatch
  • Great Tobago Island
  • Green Cay
  • Guana Island
  • Indians, The
  • Jost Van Dyke
  • Little Camanoe
  • Little Jost Van Dyke
  • Little Thatch
  • Little Tobago
  • Little Wickmans Cay
  • Marina Cay
  • Mosquito Island
  • Nanny Cay
  • Necker Island
  • Norman Island
  • Old Jerusalem Island
  • Pelican Island
  • Peter Island
  • Prickly Pear
  • Round Rock
  • Saba Rock
  • Salt Island
  • Sandy Cay
  • Sandy Spit
  • Scrub Island
  • Tortola
  • Virgin Gorda
  • West Dog Island

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