Seznam ostrovů Baltského moře
Ostrovy Baltského moře podle rozlohy. Tabulka obsahuje také ostrovy v průlivu Kattegat[1].
satelitní snímek Baltského moře
Sjælland
Gotland
Rujána
Poznámky
- ↑ Průliv Kattegat je někdy pokládán za součást Baltského a někdy Severního moře.
- ↑ Leží na rozmezí Baltského a Severního moře. Ostrovem se stal 3. února 1825, kdy Severní moře prorazilo úzkou písečnou šíji na konci Limfjordu
- ↑ a b Od roku 1896 spojuje ostrovy Saaremaa a Muhu cesta po hrázi přes úžinu Väike.
- ↑ Včetně ostrova Kassari, se kterým je spojena cestou po hrázi od 17. století.
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