List of Islands of Kiribati - Gilbert Islands

Gilbert Islands

Image Island (Previous name) Land
area
Lagoon
area
Coordinates Type Population
(2005)
Abaiang 16 232.5 01°51′0″N 172°58′0″E / 1.85°N 172.966667°E / 1.85; 172.966667 (Abaiang) Atoll 5,502
Abemama 27.8 132.4 0°24′0″N 173°52′0″W / 0.4°N 173.866667°W / 0.4; -173.866667 (Abemama) Atoll 3,404
Aranuka 15.5 19.4 0°11′0″N 173°36′0″E / 0.183333°N 173.6°E / 0.183333; 173.6 (Aranuka) Atoll 1,158
Arorae 9.5 0 2°38′0″S 176°49′0″E / 2.633333°S 176.816667°E / -2.633333; 176.816667 (Arorae) Atoll 1,256
Beru (Island) 14.7 38.9 1°20′0″S 176°0′0″E / 1.333333°S 176°E / -1.333333; 176 (Beru (Island)) Atoll 2,169
Butaritari (Makin) 13.6 191.7 3°10′04″N 172°49′33″E / 3.16778°N 172.82583°E / 3.16778; 172.82583 (Butaritari (Makin)) Atoll 3,280
Kuria (islands) 12.7 ? 0°55′0″N 173°0′0″E / 0.916667°N 173°E / 0.916667; 173 (Kuria (islands)) Atoll 1,082
Maiana 15.9 98.4 1°50′0″N 173°01′0″E / 1.833333°N 173.016667°E / 1.833333; 173.016667 (Maiana) Atoll 1,908
Makin (islands) 6.7 0.3 3°23′00″N 173°00′00″E / 3.3833333°N 173°E / 3.3833333; 173 (Makin (islands)) Atoll 2,385
Marakei 13.5 19.6 02°01′0″N 173°17′0″E / 2.016667°N 173.283333°E / 2.016667; 173.283333 (Marakei) Atoll 2,741
Nikunau 18.2 0 01°22′0″S 176°28′0″E / 1.366667°S 176.466667°E / -1.366667; 176.466667 (Nikunau) Atoll 1,912
Nonouti 29.2 370.4 00°40′0″S 174°21′0″E / 0.666667°S 174.35°E / -0.666667; 174.35 (Nonouti) Atoll 3,179
Onotoa 13.5 54.4 01°52′0″S 175°34′0″E / 1.866667°S 175.566667°E / -1.866667; 175.566667 (Onotoa) Atoll 1,644
Tabiteuea 38 365.2 01°20′0″S 174°50′0″E / 1.333333°S 174.833333°E / -1.333333; 174.833333 (Tabiteuea) Atoll 4,898
Tamana, Gilbert Islands 4.8 0 2°30′0″S 175°59′0″E / 2.5°S 175.983333°E / -2.5; 175.983333 (Tamana, Gilbert Islands) Coral island 875
Tarawa 31.9 343.6 1°25′0″N 173°02′0″E / 1.416667°N 173.033333°E / 1.416667; 173.033333 (Tarawa) Atoll 50,200
281.5 1866.5 93,185


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