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Last updated on - April 14, 2026, 7:42 PM IST
By
Abhijeet Sen
Rank 10: Ellesmere Island – 196,236 sq km; remote, icy, and sparsely inhabited.
Rank 9: Great Britain – 209,331 sq km; includes England, Scotland, and Wales.
Rank 8: Victoria Island – 217,291 sq km; known for its unique Arctic landscape.
Rank 7: Honshu – 227,898 sq km; the cultural and economic center of Japan.
Rank 6: Sumatra – 443,066 sq km; features tropical forests and national parks.
Rank 5: Baffin Island – 507,451 sq km; known for Arctic wilderness and low population.
Rank 4: Madagascar – 587,295 sq km; famous for unique wildlife like lemurs.
Rank 3: Borneo – 748,168 sq km; shared by Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei, known for rainforests and orangutans.
Rank 2: New Guinea – 821,400 sq km; divided between Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, rich in biodiversity.
Rank 1: Greenland – 2,166,086 sq km; mostly covered in ice, governed by Denmark, and home to Inuit communities.
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