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List of islands of Brunei

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Cermin Island

The following is a list of islands of Brunei.^[1] The islands are either located in rivers, South China Sea, Serasa Bay or Brunei Bay.^[1]

List of islands

Brunei-Muara District

Mukim Kota Batu

Berambang Island – 4°51′31″N 114°58′53″E / 4.8586390°N 114.9813499°E / 4.8586390; 114.9813499
Cermin Island – 4°55′47″N 115°01′30″E / 4.9298333°N 115.0249126°E / 4.9298333; 115.0249126
Sibungor Island – 4°51′59″N 114°57′15″E / 4.866435°N 114.954211°E / 4.866435; 114.954211
Baru-Baru Island – 4°54′10″N 115°02′21″E / 4.9026739°N 115.0391851°E / 4.9026739; 115.0391851
Berbunut Island – 4°53′18″N 115°02′21″E / 4.8884198°N 115.0391851°E / 4.8884198; 115.0391851
Keingaran Island – 4°56′51″N 115°01′40″E / 4.9474078°N 115.0276930°E / 4.9474078; 115.0276930
Pepatan Island – 4°54′58″N 115°02′45″E / 4.9160717°N 115.0458577°E / 4.9160717; 115.0458577
Lumut Lunting – 4°52′00″N 114°57′00″E / 4.8666667°N 114.9500000°E / 4.8666667; 114.9500000
Silipan Island – 4°53′06″N 115°02′36″E / 4.884951°N 115.043466°E / 4.884951; 115.043466
Silama Island – 4°52′56″N 115°02′45″E / 4.882182°N 115.045816°E / 4.882182; 115.045816

Mukim Serasa

Mukim Kilanas

Ranggu Island – 4°51′49″N 114°54′47″E / 4.8636947°N 114.9131212°E / 4.8636947; 114.9131212
Luba Island – 4°50′46″N 114°53′21″E / 4.8462113°N 114.8890724°E / 4.8462113; 114.8890724

Mukim Mentiri

Si Mangga Besar Island – 4°58′48″N 115°02′41″E / 4.979955°N 115.044700°E / 4.979955; 115.044700

Bedukang Island
Si Mangga Damit Island – 4°58′52″N 115°02′27″E / 4.980997°N 115.040907°E / 4.980997; 115.040907
Salar Island – 4°59′58″N 115°02′29″E / 4.999377°N 115.041498°E / 4.999377; 115.041498^[2]
Pasir Tengah Island – 4°59′49″N 115°02′32″E / 4.997068°N 115.042268°E / 4.997068; 115.042268^[2]

Other islands

Pelong Rocks – 5°04′44″N 115°03′10″E / 5.0789126°N 115.0528082°E / 5.0789126; 115.0528082
Punyit – 4°59′00″N 114°49′59″E / 4.983333°N 114.833056°E / 4.983333; 114.833056

Temburong District

Mukim Labu

Selirong Island – 4°52′55″N 115°07′47″E / 4.8818999°N 115.1298164°E / 4.8818999; 115.1298164
Siarau Island – 4°48′35″N 115°02′39″E / 4.809725°N 115.044236°E / 4.809725; 115.044236
Kitang Island – 4°52′37″N 115°05′55″E / 4.876858°N 115.098646°E / 4.876858; 115.098646
Selanjak Island – 4°49′27″N 115°03′58″E / 4.824113°N 115.066191°E / 4.824113; 115.066191
Tarap Island – 4°49′56″N 115°04′14″E / 4.832289°N 115.070588°E / 4.832289; 115.070588
Pituat Island – 4°46′31″N 115°04′27″E / 4.775267°N 115.074091°E / 4.775267; 115.074091

Mukim Bangar

Kibi Island – 4°45′40″N 115°02′21″E / 4.761221°N 115.039218°E / 4.761221; 115.039218

Mukim Amo

Batu Mas Island – 4°37′13″N 115°06′30″E / 4.620348°N 115.108267°E / 4.620348; 115.108267
Langsat Island – 4°37′12″N 115°06′25″E / 4.619994°N 115.106958°E / 4.619994; 115.106958
Amo Island

Tutong District

Mukim Pekan Tutong

Setawat Island – 4°46′26″N 114°36′23″E / 4.774002°N 114.606441°E / 4.774002; 114.606441
Bakuku Island – 4°47′12″N 114°37′34″E / 4.786662°N 114.626073°E / 4.786662; 114.626073

Mukim Tanjong Maya

Tanjong Maya Island – 4°45′26″N 114°39′49″E / 4.757298°N 114.663657°E / 4.757298; 114.663657

See also

References

^ ^a ^b Silvestre, Geronimo (1992). The Coastal Resources of Brunei Darussalam: Status, Utilization and Management. WorldFish. p. 151. ISBN 978-971-8709-11-5.
^ ^a ^b ^c Thiessen, Tamara (2012). Borneo: Sabah, Brunei, Sarawak. Bradt Travel Guides. p. 153. ISBN 978-1-84162-390-0.

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