List of Islands of England - List of English Islands By Population

List of English Islands By Population

Rank Island Population (2001 UK census)
1 Portsea Island 147,088
2 Isle of Wight 132,731
3 Isle of Sheppey 37,852
4 Canvey Island 37,473
5 Hayling Island 16,887
6 Walney Island 11,391
7 Mersea Island about 7,200
8 Barrow Island 2,606
9 St Mary's 1,668
10 Thorney Island 1,079
11 Foulness 212
12 Tresco 180
13 Lindisfarne 162
14 St Martins 142
15 Roa Island about 100
16 Bryher 92
17 St Agnes 73
18 Lundy about 28

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