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List of islands in the Danube

This is a list of islands in the Danube River.

Name Location Area (km2) Population Notes
Ada Kaleh Romania/Serbia (0.7) (1,000~) Submerged in 1970 by Iron Gate dam;
Turkish exclave until 1923.
Ada Huja Belgrade, Serbia 5 200~ Peninsula since the 1950s
Balta Ialomiţei Romania 831 –
Belene Island Bulgaria 41 – One-time location of Belene labour camp.
Ciocăneşti Island
Copanița Island Romania/Bulgaria 5~ –
Csepel Island Budapest & Pest C., Hungary 257 170,000
Danube Delta Romania 2,500~
(total area) 		– Two large landmasses and several smaller islands between the various arms and channels of the delta –
– North part (old names, 1867 - Leti & Tschatal islands)
– South part (old names, 1867 - S. Georg & Moische islands);
– (now part of the mainland - Dranova island);
– smaller islands (some bordering Ukraine) - incl.: Tătaru, Babina, Maican, Sacalin
Donauinsel Vienna, Austria 4 – Artificial, created 1970s.
Great Brăila Island Romania 710 5,000
Great War Island Belgrade, Serbia 2 – At the confluence of the Danube and Sava rivers.
Kaisermühlen(de)–Bruckhaufen(de) Vienna, Austria 8 20,000~ Peninsula between the New Danube arm and the Old Danube(de) lake – until the late 19th Century, it consisted of several large, marshy islands.
Koviljski Rit Serbia 20~
Kozloduy Island Bulgaria 6 –
Krčedinska Ada
Leopoldstadt–Brigittenau Vienna, Austria 25 180,000 Between the Danube and Danube Canal – until the late 19th Century, it consisted of what was then North Vienna and many small, marshy islands.
Lupa Island
Margaret Island Budapest, Hungary 1 –
Népsziget Budapest, Hungary 0.5 – Turned into a peninsula.
Óbuda Island Budapest, Hungary 1 – Hosts the annual Sziget Festival.
Ostrovul Mare, Islaz
Ostrvo (Kostolac) Serbia 60~
Sihoť Bratislava, Slovakia 2.35 – Protected water source.
Szentendre Island
Szigetköz Hungary 375
Šarengrad Island Croatia/Serbia 5 –
Vardim Island Bulgaria 5~ –
Vukovar Island Croatia/Serbia 2 –
Žitný ostrov Slovakia 1,886 72,000~ Largest river island in Europe.

See also

Countries
Map indicating the Danube
Cities
Tributaries
Islands
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