74 islands all together.
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They all belong to the Lesser Sunda islands.
Some of the largest islands in Indonesia are Sumatra, Java, and Celebes. Sumatra is the largest of all the islands in Indonesia with an area of 164,000 square miles. Indonesia is made up of over 18,000 islands.
As there are some 17,508 islands in Indonesia, they are not all named. The main islands of Indonesia are categorised as the Greater Sunda Islands, which include Borneo, Java, Sumatra and Sulawesi, and New Guinea, which is divided between the Indonesian provinces of Papua and West Papua and the independent nation of Papua New Guinea. The best listing of many of the individual island names can be found at the related link below.
a 17,000 islands more country, where you can have anything in every part of this country... if you come as a visitor, you`ll get amazed of islands, parks, and whole areas of this tropical islands country.. even though you knew that Thailand, Singapore, and Malaysia was more fantastic somehow, but its just their advertise and how to pack it way better than Indonesia. but Indonesia has everything way much more than those countries.. as a matter of fact that they imported all Indonesian finet things, its still a great thing to be here in Indonesia
Well, Indonesia has like 17 thousand Japan have about 3000 and the Philippines have about 7000. That's all I know for now.
Komodo dragons live on some of the island of Indonesia. Those islands consist of: Komodo, Flores, Rinca, Motang, Gili, and Padar.
Many users have finished all the islands. It is not a competition.
Many airports all over the world are located on islands.
The Maldaise archipelago consists of three different islands. The islands are Malta, Gozo, and Comino. All three together have a population of around 400,000, as of 2014.
Indonesia is characterised by the fact that it is an archipelago, that is, a group of islands. Consequently, landforms include islands, gulfs, bays, inlets, peninsulas, lakes, rivers, headlands and caves. There are also volcanoes, mountains and valleys. For more details on individual landforms, click on the link below.