In The United States
- Brother Island, Niagara River, in New York State, near the Horseshoe Falls
- First Brother Island in the Ohio River, West Virginia, near Belmont
- North Brother Island, East River and South Brother Island, East River in New York State, between the Bronx and Riker's Island
- North Brother Island, Connecticut and South Brother Island, Connecticut in the Atlantic Ocean off East Lyme, Connecticut
- The Brothers (San Francisco Bay), two islands, East and West, in California
- The Brothers, Humboldt County, two rocks in Humboldt County, California about 6 miles from the town of Petrolia
- Three Brothers Island, California, a tiny island in Humboldt County, California about 5 miles from the town of Petrolia
- Three Brothers (islands), Alaska, a reef near Shakmanof Point, Kodiak Island, Alaska
- Three Brothers (islands), Lake George, near Bolton, New York State
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