List of islands in Isle Royale National Park


The following is a list of islands in Isle Royale National Park. Located in Lake Superior, Isle Royale is the second largest island in the Great Lakes system, after only Manitoulin Island in Lake Huron. At 206.7 mi², Isle Royale is the third largest island in the contiguous United States after Long Island and Padre Island. The island and the surrounding islands and waters make up Isle Royale National Park for a total area of 209 sq mi² of above-water territory.
Isle Royale National Park consists of one large island surrounded by over 450 smaller islands, although only approximately 110 of these islands are formally named. While Isle Royale National Park contains no permanent population and is governed by the National Park Service, the territory itself is part of Keweenaw County. The northern half of the park is administered locally by Houghton Township, while the southern half is part of Eagle Harbor Township.

List of islands

IslandCoordinates
Amygdaloid Island
Annie Island
Arch Island
Bailey Island
Barnum Island
Bat Island
Battleship Island
Beaver Island
Belle Isle
Bobs Island
Booth Island
Bottle Island
Boys Island
Burnt Island
Burnt Island
Captain Kidd Island
Castle Island
Cemetery Island
Center Island
Channel Island
Chippers Island
Clay Island
Cork Island
Davidson Island
Dean Island
Diamond Island
Dog Island
Eagle Island
East Caribou Island
Edwards Island
Emerson Island
Fire Island
Fisher Island
Flag Island
Fryett Island
Gale Island
Glenns Island
Grace Island
Green Island
Green Isle
Gull Islands
Hat Island
Hawk Island
Heron Island
Hog Island
Horn Island
Horner Island
Howe Island
Inner Hill Island
Inner Island
Isle Royale
Johns Island
Johnson Island

Islands within an island

The following five islands are located within inland lakes on the island of Isle Royale. They are by definition islands in lakes.
IslandBody of waterCoordinates
Birch IsleLake Richie
Eagle Nest IslandSiskiwit Lake
Hastings IslandLake Richie
Ryan IslandSiskiwit Lake
Teakettle IslandSiskiwit Lake