Islands
| Name | Size (Acres) | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Madeline Island | 15359.45 Acres | Largest, Not part of the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore |
| Stockton Island | 9892.46 Acres | |
| Gull Island | 3.51 Acres | Smallest |
| Eagle Island | 27.7 Acres | |
| Outer Island | 7860.88 Acres | |
| Oak Island | 5024.09 Acres | |
| Sand Island | 2859.33 Acres | |
| Basswood Island | 1914.28 Acres | |
| Bear Island | 1814.03 Acres | |
| Michigan Island | 1538.74 Acres | |
| Hermit Island | 787.60 Acres | |
| Cat Island | 1339.07 Acres | |
| Otter Island | 1322.68 Acres | |
| Manitou Island | 1325.20 Acres | |
| Rocky Island | 1049.32 Acres | |
| Long Island | 308.7 Acres | not geologically part of the Apostle Islands, but rather an extension of Chequamegon Point |
| Ironwood Island | 666.05 Acres | |
| York Island | 273.83 Acres | |
| Raspberry Island | 287.6 Acres | |
| Devils Island | 310.28 Acres | |
| South Twin Island | 336.37 Acres | |
| North Twin Island | 165.7 Acres |
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