List of Islands of Albania - List of Islands

List of Islands

# Island Area(km²),(ha) Coordinates Location
1 Sazan Island 5.7 (570 ha) 40°30′N 19°17′E / 40.5°N 19.283°E / 40.5; 19.283 Adriatic Sea
2 Kunë 1.3 (130 ha) 41°45′47″N 19°34′54″E / 41.76306°N 19.58167°E / 41.76306; 19.58167 Adriatic Sea
3 Malsori Island 0.4 (40 ha) 42°00′30″N 19°27′38″E / 42.00833°N 19.46056°E / 42.00833; 19.46056 Bojana (river)
4 Zvërnec Islands 0.1 (10 ha) 40°31′02″N 19°24′06″E / 40.51722°N 19.40167°E / 40.51722; 19.40167 Narta Lagoon
5 Shurdhah Island 0.075 (7.5 ha) 42°04′12″N 19°39′11″E / 42.07°N 19.65306°E / 42.07; 19.65306 Lake Vau i Dejës
6 Ksamil Islands 0.071 (7.1 ha) 39°46′30″N 19°59′42″E / 39.775°N 19.995°E / 39.775; 19.995 Ionian Sea
7 Maligrad 0.05 (5 ha) 40°47′31″N 20°55′59″E / 40.79194°N 20.93306°E / 40.79194; 20.93306 Prespa Lake
8 Franc Jozeph Island 0.05 (5 ha) 41°50′50″N 19°22′29″E / 41.84722°N 19.37472°E / 41.84722; 19.37472 Adriatic Sea
9 Paqe Island 0.025 (2.5 ha) 22°09′57″N 19°52′43″E / 22.16583°N 19.87861°E / 22.16583; 19.87861 Komani Lake
10 Kukës Island 0.025 (2.5 ha) 42°05′43″N 20°22′21″E / 42.09528°N 20.3725°E / 42.09528; 20.3725 Fierza Lake
11 Tongo Island 0.025 (2.5 ha) 39°41′25″N 20°00′20″E / 39.69028°N 20.00556°E / 39.69028; 20.00556 Ionian Sea
12 Stil Island 0.005 (0.5 ha) 39°41′07″N 19°59′22″E / 39.68528°N 19.98944°E / 39.68528; 19.98944 Ionian Sea

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