European islands by population
European islands by population
Numbers are a bit old, here is an updated list: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_European_islands_by_population
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Oh, that's where Old Zeland is from
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No actually Old Zealand is the old Dutch province of Zeeland.
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pllllllbtntbtbtbt. next you'll tell me the earth is round
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Old zealand
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No actually Old Zealand is the old Dutch province of Zeeland.
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Germanic-language countries with big Navies, naming a province "Sea Land". Tale as old as Europe.
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This is a bit outdated; Iceland’s population is over 350,000 as of a year or two ago
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Is Gran Canaria considered to be in Europe?
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The macaronesia islands have been formed by the African and Atlantic plates moving apart, leaving a trail of islands: Cape Verde, Canaries islanda, Madeira islands. They all sit on the African plate. But both the Canaries and Madeira are regions of their respective countries with European identidy and culture.
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At least a much as Britain
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Idk about the rest but iceland is 400k
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Edit: Almost complete list here.
Interestingly this list isn't comprehensive either. It lists a few of the islands of Azores, of which there should be 9, and only "Madeira" although Madeira is both an island and an archipelago of several islands.
Edit: the article actually admits the list is not complete.
Thank you! I was just wondering about the Isle of Man