List of Islands
The islands are listed in order upstream from the sea.
- Isle of Sheppey
- Two Tree Island
- Canvey Island
- Lower Horse Island
- Frog Island, Rainham
- Chiswick Eyot, Chiswick
- Oliver's Island, Kew
- Brentford Ait, Brentford
- Lot's Ait, Brentford
- Isleworth Ait, Isleworth
- Corporation Island, Richmond
- Glover's Island, Twickenham
- Eel Pie Island, Twickenham
- Swan Island, Twickenham
- Trowlock Island, Teddington
- Steven's Eyot, Kingston upon Thames
- Raven's Ait, Kingston upon Thames/Surbiton
- Boyle Farm Island, Thames Ditton
- Thames Ditton Island, Thames Ditton
- Ash Island, East Molesey
- Tagg's Island, Hampton Court
- Garrick's Ait, Hampton
- Benn's Island, Hampton
- Platts Eyot, Hampton
- Grand Junction Isle, Sunbury
- Sunbury Court Island, Sunbury
- Rivermead Island, Sunbury
- Sunbury Lock Ait, Walton on Thames
- Wheatley's Ait, Lower Sunbury (also known as Wheatleys Eyot)
- Desborough Island, Shepperton
- D'Oyly Carte Island, Weybridge
- Lock Island, Shepperton
- Hamhaugh Island, Shepperton
- Pharaoh's Island, Shepperton
- Penton Hook Island, Laleham
- Church Island, Staines-upon-Thames
- Hollyhock Island, Staines-upon-Thames
- Holm Island, Staines-upon-Thames
- The Island, Hythe End
- Magna Carta Island, Runnymede
- Pats Croft Eyot, Runnymede
- Friary Island, Wraysbury
- Friday Island, Old Windsor
- Ham Island, Old Windsor
- Lion Island, Old Windsor
- Sumptermead Ait, Datchet
- Romney Island, Windsor
- Black Potts Ait, Windsor
- Cutlers Ait, Windsor
- Firework Ait, Windsor
- Deadwater Ait, Windsor
- Baths Island, Eton Wick
- Bush Ait, Windsor
- Queen's Eyot, Dorney
- Monkey Island, Bray
- Pigeonhill Eyot, Bray
- Headpile Eyot, Bray
- Guards Club Island, Maidenhead (also known as Bucks Ait)
- Bridge Eyot, Maidenhead
- Grass Eyot, Maidenhead
- Ray Mill Island, Maidenhead
- Boulter's Island, Maidenhead
- Glen Island, Maidenhead
- Bavin's Gulls, Maidenhead (also known as Sloe Grove Islands)
- Formosa Island, Cookham
- Gibraltar Islands, Marlow
- Temple Mill Island, Hurley
- Frog Mill Ait, Hurley
- Black Boy Island, Hurley
- Magpie Island, Medmenham
- Temple Island, Henley-on-Thames
- Rod Eyot, Henley-on-Thames
- Ferry Eyot, Wargrave
- Poplar Eyot, Wargrave
- Handbuck Eyot, Wargrave
- Unnamed Eyot, Wargrave
- Phillimore Island, Shiplake
- The Lynch, Lower Shiplake
- Hallsmead Ait, Lower Shiplake
- Buck Ait, Sonning
- Sonning Eye, Sonning
- Sonning Hill island, Sonning
- Heron Island, Reading
- View Island, Reading
- De Bohun Island, Reading
- Fry's Island, Reading (also known as De Montfort Island)
- Pipers Island, Reading
- St Mary's Island, Reading
- Appletree Eyot, Tilehurst
- Poplar Island, Tilehurst
- Nag's Head Island, Abingdon
- Andersey Island, Abingdon
- Lock Wood Island, Nuneham Courtenay
- Fiddler's Elbow, Sandford-on-Thames
- Rose Isle, Kennington
- Osney Island, Oxford
- Fiddler's Island, Oxford
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