Outline of the Isle of Man

• The Isle of Man is situated within the following regions:
  • Northern Hemisphere and Western Hemisphere
  • Atlantic Ocean
    • North Atlantic
      • Irish Sea
  • Eurasia
    • Europe
      • Northern Europe
        • British Isles
      • Western Europe
  • Time zone: Western European Time or Greenwich Mean Time (UTC+00), Western European Summer Time or British Summer Time (UTC+01)
• Extreme points of the Isle of Man:
  • High: Snaefell 621 m (2,037 ft)
  • Low: Irish Sea 0 m
• Land boundaries: None

An enlargeable satellite image of the Isle of Man

• Climate of the Isle of Man
• Wildlife of the Isle of Man
  • Flora of the Isle of Man
  • Fauna of the Isle of Man
    • Birds of the Isle of Man
    • Extinct animals from the Isle of Man

• Hills and mountains of the Isle of Man
  • Mountains - The only mountain of the Isle of Man is:
    • Snaefell Sniaul
• Islands of the Isle of Man
• Rivers of the Isle of Man
• World Heritage Sites in the Isle of Man: None

Isle of Man sheadings and parishes

Administrative divisions of the Isle of Man

• Sheadings of the Isle of Man
  • Parishes of the Isle of Man
    • Municipalities of the Isle of Man

The Isle of Man has historically been divided into six sheadings:

• Ayre
• Garff
• Glenfaba
• Michael
• Middle
• Rushen

The historic parishes within each sheading of the Isle of Man are:

• Ayre - Andreas, Bride, Lezayre
• Garff - Lonan, Maughold, Onchan (Kione Droghad)
• Glenfaba - German, Patrick
• Michael - Ballaugh (Balley ny Loughey), Jurby (Jourbee), Michael (Maayl)
• Middle - Braddan, Marown, Santon
• Rushen - Arbory, Rushen (Rosien), Malew

Ramsey

List of places in the Isle of Man

The official towns of the Isle of Man are:

• Capital of the Isle of Man: Douglas Doolish
• Castletown Balley Chashtal
• Peel Purt ny hInshey
• Ramsey Rhumsaa

Villages of the Isle of Man include:

• Andreas Andreas
• Baldrine Balley Drine
• Ballabeg Balley Beg
• Ballasalla Balley Sallagh
• Ballaugh Balley ny Loughey
• Crosby Crosbee
• Foxdale Forsdal
• Glen Maye Glion Maye
• Laxey Laksaa
• Jurby Jourbee
• Port St Mary Purt le Moirrey
• Port Erin Purt Çhiarn
• St John's Balley Keeill Eoin
• Union Mills Myllin Doo Aah

Demographics of the Isle of Man

Being an island, the Isle of Man shares no land borders with other countries. However, its two neighbours are:

• Republic of Ireland
• United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Government of the Isle of Man

• Head of state: Lord of Mann, Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom
  • Lord of Mann's representative: Lieutenant Governor of the Isle of Man
• Head of government: Chief Minister of the Isle of Man
• Council of Ministers
• Departments of the Isle of Man government
  • Treasury
    • Financial Supervision Commission
    • Insurance and Pensions Authority
    • General Registry
  • Department of Home Affairs
    • Communications Commission
  • Department of Health and Social Security
  • Department of Education
  • Department of Trade and Industry
    • Office of Fair Trading
    • Post Office
    • Water Authority
    • Electricity Authority
  • Department of Tourism and Leisure
  • Department of Transport
  • Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry
  • Department of Local Government and the Environment
• Offices of the Isle of Man government
  • The Personnel Office
    • Civil Service Commission
    • Whitley Council (for manual workers)
  • Chief Secretary's Office
    • Chief Secretary: Mary Williams
  • Attorney General's Chambers
    • Attorney General: John Quinn
  • General Registry of the Isle of Man
  • Office of the Data Protection Supervisor
• Isle of Man Civil Service
  • Chief Secretary of the Isle of Man

• Tynwald (bicameral parliament of the Isle of Man)
  • President of Tynwald:
  • Upper house: Legislative Council of the Isle of Man
    • President of the Legislative Council of the Isle of Man:
  • Lower house: House of Keys
    • Speaker of the House of Keys

Judiciary of the Isle of Man

• Judicial appointment: the Judiciary of the Isle of Man are appointed by The Queen, Lord of Mann, acting on the advice of the Secretary of State for Justice in the United Kingdom.
• Court of final appeal in the Isle of Man: Judicial Committee of the Privy Council in the United Kingdom
• Isle of Man High Court
  • First Deemster: Andrew Corlett
  • Second Deemster: John Needham
  • Deemster: Alastair Montgomerie
  • Judge of Appeal: Geoffrey Tattersall
• High Bailiff:
• Deputy High Bailiff:
• Attorney General of the Isle of Man: John Quinn

External relations of the Isle of Man

The Isle of Man is a member of:[1]

• British-Irish Council (BIC)
• Universal Postal Union (UPU)

Law of the Isle of Man

• Capital punishment in the Isle of Man
• Citizenship - Natives of the Isle of Man are British citizens
• Human rights in the Isle of Man
• Law enforcement in the Isle of Man
  • Isle of Man Prison
• Marriage in the Isle of Man
• Software patents in the Isle of Man

Military of the Isle of Man

• Army: Combined Army Reserve Units including 156 Regt RLC 103 RA Regt, 75 Engr Regt, 4 LANCS(Duke of Lancs) & 4 PARA
• Navy: None
• Air Force: None
• Special forces: None
• Defence: The United Kingdom is responsible for the Island's defence. See Isle of Man#Government.

• Isle of Man Constabulary
• Isle of Man Coastguard
• Isle of Man Fire and Rescue Service
• Isle of Man Civil Defence Corps
• Isle of Man Ambulance Service

Local government in the Isle of Man

• Department of Local Government and the Environment

• Cuisine of the Isle of Man
• Literature of the Isle of Man
• Music of the Isle of Man
• Television in the Isle of Man

Sport in the Isle of Man

• Isle of Man's national sport: Cammag
• Isle of Man cricket team
• Football in the Isle of Man
  • Isle of Man Football League
  • Football clubs in the Isle of Man
• Rugby union in the Isle of Man
• Isle of Man TT
• Manx Grand Prix