List of islands of Singapore

This is a list of islands of Singapore. Massive land reclamation work over the past centuries has removed many of Singapore's natural islands and islets and has created a few new ones. At present, Singapore has about 64 islands,[1] with only 3 being inhabited and 4 of them belonging to the Singapore Armed Forces.

List of Islands

IslandPlanning Area[2]RegionPopulationArea
(km²)
Singapore Island / Pulau UjongN/A5,469,700710
Coney IslandPunggolNortheast Region01.33
Sentosa / Pulau Blakang MatiSouthern IslandsCentral Region1,8824.71
Pulau UbinNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region3810.19
Pulau KusuSouthern IslandsCentral Region00.085
Pedra BrancaChangi BayEast Region00.00856
Pulau Anak BukomWestern IslandsWest Region00.002
Pulau BajauWestern Water CatchmentWest Region0N/A
Pulau BerkasWestern IslandsWest Region00.26
Violin IslandSouthern IslandsCentral Region00.004
Pulau BraniSouthern IslandsCentral Region01.22
Pulau BukomWestern IslandsWest Region01.45
Pulau Bukom KechilWestern IslandsWest Region0N/A
Sungei Buloh Wetland ReserveLim Chu KangNorth Region01.3
Pulau Damar LautJurong EastWest Region0N/A
Pulau DamienNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region0N/A
Pulau HantuWestern IslandsWest Region00.126
Pulau KeppelSouthern IslandsCentral Region00.053
Pulau KetamNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region0N/A
Pulau Khatib BongsuSimpangNorth Region0N/A
Pulau Malang SiajarNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region0N/A
Pulau PalawanSouthern IslandsCentral Region00.004
Pulau PergamWestern Water CatchmentWest Region0N/A
Pulau JongWestern IslandsWest Region00.006
Saint John's IslandWestern IslandsWest Region00.405
Lazarus IslandWestern IslandsWest Region00.47
Pulau SaluWestern IslandsWest Region0N/A
Pulau SamulunWestern IslandsWest Region00.004
Pulau SarimbunWestern Water CatchmentWest Region00.014
Pulau SatumuWestern IslandsWest Region00.013
Pulau Sebarok (Middle Island)Western IslandsWest Region00.468
Pulau SekuduNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region0N/A
Pulau SeletarSimpangNorth Region00.385
Pulau SeringatSouthern IslandsCentral Region0N/A
Pulau Seringat KechilSouthern IslandsCentral Region0N/A
Sisters' IslandsSouthern IslandsCentral Region00.056
Pulau TekukorSouthern IslandsCentral Region0N/A
Pulau UnumNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region0N/A
Sultan ShoalTuasWest Region00.006

Islands for Military Use

IslandPlanning AreaRegionArea
(km²)
Pulau TekongNorth-Eastern IslandsNortheast Region24.43
Pulau SudongWestern IslandsWest Region2.09
Pulau PawaiWestern IslandsWest Region0.182
Pulau SenangWestern IslandsWest Region0.817

Artificial islands

IslandPlanning Area[2]RegionArea
(km²)
Chinese GardenJurong EastWest RegionN/A
Coral IslandSouthern IslandsCentral Region0.017
Paradise IslandSouthern IslandsCentral RegionN/A
Pearl IslandSouthern IslandsCentral Region0.019
Pulau Punggol BaratSeletarNortheast Region1.92
Pulau Punggol TimorSeletarNortheast Region1.12
Pulau SemakauWestern IslandsWest Region3.5
Sandy IslandSouthern IslandsCentral Region0.0007
Jurong IslandWestern IslandsWest Region32
Treasure IslandSouthern IslandsCentral RegionN/A

Former islands

IslandPlanning Area[2]Remarks
Christmas IslandN/ASovereignty transferred to Australia in 1957[3]
Cocos (Keeling) IslandsSovereignty transferred to Australia in 1955[4]
Pulau SaigonCentral AreaAdded to the southern bank of the Singapore River in the late 20th century
Terumbu Retan LautQueenstownNow part of Pasir Panjang Container Terminal of the main island.
Pulau SeluguSouthern IslandsNow part of Sentosa
Pulau Renggis
Pulau BuayaWestern IslandsNow part of Jurong Island
Pulau Sakra
Pulau Bakau
Pulau Ayer Chawan
Pulau Ayer Merbau
Pulau Merlimau
Pulau Pesek
Pulau Pesek Kechil
Pulau Seraya
Pulau Meskol
Pulau Mesemut Laut
Pulau Mesemut Darat
Anak Pulau
Pulau BusingNow part of Pulau Bukom
Pulau Ular
Pulau SekingNow part of Pulau Semakau

References

  1. "10 amazing things you never knew about Singapore". Visit Singapore. Retrieved 6 June 2020.
  2. "Master Plan 2014 Planning Area Boundary (Web)". Data (Government of Singapore). Retrieved 27 December 2019.
  3. Alan., Kerr (2009). A federation in these seas : an account of the acquisition by Australia of its external territories. Australia. Attorney-General's Department. Barton, A.C.T.: Attorney General's Dept. ISBN 978-1921241727. OCLC 435419961.
  4. "Colony of Singapore Government Gazette supplement". Government Printing Office, Colony of Singapore. 9 December 1955. Retrieved 1 January 2020.
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