HAWAII / KODIAK / PRINCE OF WALES
the three largest islands in the U.S.*
The following table and graph include the only two in the top thirty that are not in Alaska or Hawaii.
| 1. | Hawaii | (in Hawaii) | 4,021 sq. mi. |
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| 2. | Kodiak | (in Alaska) | 3,588 sq. mi. |
| 3. | Prince Of Wales | (in Alaska) | 2,731 sq. mi. |
| 10. | Long Island | (in New York) | 1,401 sq. mi. |
| 30. | Isle Royale | (in Michigan) | 209 sq. mi. |
The rest of Hawaii's entries are
#16 Maui, #19 Oahu, #20 Kauai, and #26 Molokai.
(Incidently, #31 through #34 are also in Alaska!)
*This info regards only the states. The U.S. territories include
Puerto Rico, which
is larger than Prince Of Wales, and Guam, which is larger that Isle Royale.
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