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For the islands controlled by the People’s Republic of China, see List of islands of China.The islands comprising the Taiwan Area under the jurisdiction of the Republic of China (ROC) are classified into various island groups. The island of Taiwan, also known as Formosa, is the largest island and the main component of the ROC-controlled territories. Islands that are claimed by the ROC but not administered, including those under the control of the People’s Republic of China, and those disputed with other countries such as Senkaku Islands and most of South China Sea Islands, are excluded from this list.At the adoption of Additional Articles of the Constitution of the Republic of China in the 1990s, these islands collectively form the “Free area of the Republic of China” or known alternatively as “Taiwan Area”, which legally defines the territorial extent under the actual control of the ROC government.Some Taiwanese islands have various translations in English due to different systems of romanization in Chinese language in use, or derivation of differing linguistic origins from Mandarin, Hokkien, indigenous languages or other foreign languages. Some islands also have different names derived from particular historical periods which remain in use to this day.[1]Table of ContentsArchipelagos of Taiwan[edit]List of major islands by area[edit]List of islands by geographical unit[edit]Taiwan proper[edit]Penghu\/Pescadores[edit]Kinmen\/Quemoy[edit]Matsu Islands[edit]Wuqiu\/Ockseu[edit]South China Sea Islands[edit]Disputed islands[edit]See also[edit]References[edit]Archipelagos of Taiwan[edit]There are in total of 168 islands, these islands can be classified into the following geographical units:NameChineseMandarin(Pinyin)Taiwanese(Pe\u030dh-\u014de-j\u012b)Hakka(Pha\u030dk-fa-s\u1e73)Other nameNo. islandsMajor islandsDivisionTaiwan\u81fa\u7063T\u00e1iw\u0101nT\u00e2i-o\u00e2nTh\u00f2i-v\u00e0nFormosa22Taiwan, Orchid, Green, Lamay, GuishanMultiplePenghu\u6f8e\u6e56P\u00e9ngh\u00faPh\u00ea\u207f-\u00f4Ph\u00e0ng-f\u00f9Pescadores90Penghu, Xiyu, Baisha, Cimei, Wang’anPenghu CountyKinmen\u91d1\u9580J\u012bnm\u00e9nKim-mn\u0302gK\u00eem-m\u00f9nQuemoynumerousKinmen, Lieyu, Dadan, ErdanKinmen CountyMatsu\u99ac\u7956M\u01cez\u01d4M\u00e1-ch\u00f3\u0358M\u00e2-ch\u00fa36Nangan, Beigan, Dongyin, Xiyin, Dongju, XijuLienchiang CountyWuqiu\u70cf\u5775W\u016bqi\u016bO\u0358-khiuV\u00fb-hiuOckseu2Daqiu, XiaoqiuKinmen CountyTungsha\/Dongsha\u6771\u6c99D\u014dngsh\u0101Tang-soaT\u00fbng-s\u00e2Pratas1Pratas IslandKaohsiung MunicipalityNansha\u5357\u6c99N\u00e1nsh\u0101L\u00e2m-soaN\u00e0m-s\u00e2Spratly2Taiping Island, Zhongzhou ReefKaohsiung MunicipalityThere are four contemporary geopolitical definitions of the extent of “Taiwan”: The state, a.k.a. the “Republic of China” (ROC), including all 168 islands administered by the ROC;The traditional Taiwan region (\u672c\u5cf6\u5730\u5340), excluding Kinmen, Matsu, and Wuqiu, which are traditionally parts of Fujian Province, and also excluding the ROC-controlled South China Sea Islands;The traditional region without Penghu, which is sometimes regarded as a separate region;The main island of Taiwan alone, excluding all of the nearby small islands.Note: The Senkaku Islands, which are controlled by Japan, are disputed by the PRC (People’s Republic of China) and the ROC as being a part of Taiwan (they are known as “Diaoyu” or “Diaoyutai” in Mandarin Chinese). Japan administers the Senkaku Islands as a part of the Ryukyu Islands.List of major islands by area[edit]List of Taiwanese islands with over 5\u00a0km2 of area.[2]List of islands by geographical unit[edit]Taiwan proper[edit]  Location map of outlying islands governed by Taiwan  Penghu\/Pescadores[edit]Penghu Islands (Pescadores Islands; \u6f8e\u6e56\u7fa4\u5cf6) (Penghu County)[4][5]Penghu (\u6f8e\u6e56\u5cf6)Hujing Island (Hujing Islet, Huching Island; \u864e\u4e95\u5dbc)Tongpan Island (\u6876\u76e4\u5dbc)Baisha (\u767d\u6c99\u5cf6)Siyu (Yuwong, Y\u00fc-weng Tao, Gyo\u014d-t\u014d; \u897f\u5dbc, \u6f01\u7fc1\u5cf6)Xiaomen Yu (Siaomen Islet, Hsiao-men hs\u00fc, Sh\u014d-mon-sho; \u5c0f\u9580\u5dbc)Haiqian Reef (\u6d77\u5898\u7901)Cimei (Qimei;\u4e03\u7f8e\u5dbc)Wang-an (\u671b\u5b89\u5cf6)Hua Islet (\u82b1\u5dbc)Mau Islets (\u8c93\u5dbc)Cau Islet (\u8349\u5dbc)Nan Yun (\u5357\u586d\/\u5357\ud855\udd0b)Maanshan Islet (\u99ac\u978d\u5c71\u5dbc)Jiangjyunao Islet (Chiang-ch\u00fcn-ao hs\u00fc, Sh\u014dgun\u014d-sho; \u5c07\u8ecd\u6fb3\u5dbc)Chuanfanyu Reef (\u8239\u5e06\u5dbc\u7901)Toujin (\u982d\u5dfe)Tiejhen (\u9435\u7827)West Islet (Hsi-hs\u00fc-p’ing, Sei-s\u016bpin; \u897f\u5dbc\u5e73)East Islet (Tung-hs\u00fc-p’ing, T\u014d-s\u016bpin; \u6771\u5dbc\u5e73)Siji Islet (Hsi-chi hs\u00fc, Saikichi-sho; \u897f\u5409\u5dbc)Chutou Islet (\u92e4\u982d\u5dbc)Dongji Island (Dongji Islet, Tung-chi hs\u00fc, T\u014d-kichi-sho; \u6771\u5409\u5dbc)Kinmen\/Quemoy[edit]  [6][7][8][9][10]Kinmen (Kinmen, Quemoy, Main island; \u5927\u91d1\u9580, \u91d1\u9580\u672c\u5cf6) (main island, divided into four townships)Jinhu TownshipJinsha TownshipJinning TownshipJincheng TownshipLieyu TownshipMatsu Islands[edit][28][29][30]  Wuqiu\/Ockseu[edit][34]Wuqiu (Ockseu, Wuchiu, Wuciou; \u70cf\u5775)Daqiu (Tachiu, Taciou; \u5927\u5775)Xiaoqiu (Hsiaochiu; \u5c0f\u5775)South China Sea Islands[edit]  South China Sea Islands  (\u5357\u6d77\u8af8\u5cf6)  (Administration under Cijin District, Kaohsiung Municipality; only the following islands listed below are controlled by the ROC)Pratas Island (Tungsha, Dong-sha; \u6771\u6c99\u7fa4\u5cf6)Spratly Islands (Nansha, Nan-sha; \u5357\u6c99\u7fa4\u5cf6; disputed with several Southeast Asian countries and China)Disputed islands[edit]The highly controversial sovereignty disputes over both the Japan-controlled Senkaku Islands and the South China Sea Islands (which are disputed and controlled by several countries) are complex with the disputed status of both Taiwan (the territories outlined in the 1951 Treaty of San Francisco) and the Republic of China (ROC) which controls Taiwan. As the ROC and the People’s Republic of China (PRC) still compete their de jure claim as the sole legitimate government of the entire China, they effectively lay claim to the same extent of islands, including the South China Sea Islands and the Senkaku Islands, among others.[35] This makes these disputes multi-layered and therefore virtually impossible to solve by following the guidelines of international law.The ROC maintains its historical claims to all of the South China Sea Islands.[36][37] They are also claimed by five other claimants, namely the PRC, Vietnam, the Philippines, Malaysia, and Brunei. The islands within the Pratas and Spratly Islands which remain under the control of the ROC are assigned to Cijin District, Kaohsiung City, thus technically defining these islands to be part of the “Taiwan Area”. The United Nations considers the South China Sea to be “international waters” and does not acknowledge any of the South China Sea Islands as “true islands”. The acknowledgement of these islands as “true islands” is crucial because the definition of “islands” would justify the creation of an exclusive economic zone around them, which can be used to cut off international shipping lanes and to acquire natural resources such as oil which lie beneath the ocean.Meanwhile, the Japanese-controlled Senkaku Islands[38] are claimed by the ROC as “Diaoyutai Islands” within Toucheng Township, Yilan County[39] and are considered to be part of geographic and provincial Taiwan by the ROC. The Senkaku Islands lie about 186 kilometres from the northeast of Taiwan Island, and situated roughly 330 kilometres from the east of mainland China. They form the westernmost extremity of the “Ryukyu Islands”, which Japan administers as Okinawa Prefecture. The PRC also claims the Senkaku Islands as “Diaoyu Islands” as part of its claimed “Taiwan Province”.The PRC claims the islands of Taiwan and Penghu as part of its 23rd Taiwan Province, together with the Japanese-controlled Senkaku Islands (claimed as “Diaoyudao Islands”), which are also claimed by the ROC as part of its own Taiwan Province. The PRC claims Kinmen (Quemoy) as a county of the prefecture-level city Quanzhou, in Fujian Province. Matsu is claimed as part of Lianjiang County, part of Fuzhou, in Fujian Province. The Wuqiu islands are claimed as part of Xiuyu District, a district of the prefecture-level city Putian, in Fujian Province. Pratas Island is claimed as part of Chengqu in Shanwei (Swabue) Guangdong Province. The Nansha Islands controlled by the ROC, i.e. Taiping Island and Zhongzhou Reef, are claimed as part of Sansha, in Hainan Province. The PRC thus claims the ROC-controlled islands as part of its own Taiwan Province (Taiwan and Penghu), Fujian Province (Kinmen, Matsu and Wuqiu), Guangdong Province (Dongsha) and Hainan Province (Nansha).See also[edit]References[edit]^ a b  \u81fa\u7063\u6b77\u53f2\u5730\u5716 \u589e\u8a02\u7248 [Taiwan Historical Maps, Expanded and Revised Edition] (in Chinese (Taiwan)). Taipei: National Museum of Taiwan History. February 2018. pp.\u00a014, 154, 158. ISBN\u00a0978-986-05-5274-4. \u4e00\u5730\u6578\u540d\uff0c\u53cd\u6620\u4e8616-17\u4e16\u7d00\u5916\u754c\u5c0d\u81fa\u7063\u7684\u8a8d\u77e5\u3002 (Note: On pages 154 and 158, Baiyan is colored light green as is the rest of Kinmen County, excluding the Dadeng (Tateng) Islands. The islet is found in several other maps of Kinmen County (excluding the Dadeng Islands) included in the book.)^ 05-19 \u81fa\u7063\u5cf6\u5dbc\u9762\u7a4d [Location and Area of Islands in Taiwan]. Ministry of the Interior (in Chinese (Taiwan) and English). Retrieved 20 October 2019.^ \u8a18\u8005\u76e7\u8ce2\u79c0,”\u5317\u65b9\u4e09\u5cf6\u5c0f\u6a94\u6848”“\u5b58\u6863\u526f\u672c”. Archived from the original on 2010-09-01. Retrieved 2010-08-30. \u5cf6\u5dbc\u7684\u6700\u6771\u7aef\u662f\u53f0\u7063\u6975\u6771\u9ede\uff0c, Liberty Times,2010-8-30.^ “PENGHU From island to island” (PDF). Penghu County Government. 2010s. Retrieved 31 October 2019.^ \u6f8e\u6e56\u7684\u5cf6\u5dbc. \u6f8e\u6e56\u570b\u5bb6\u98a8\u666f\u5340\u7ba1\u7406\u8655 (in Chinese (Taiwan)). Retrieved 2 November 2019.^ “\u91d1\u9580\u5730\u5340\u96e2\u5cf6\u901a\u822a\u822a\u9053\u516c\u544a\u5716” (PDF) (Map). Coast Guard Administration (Taiwan) (in Chinese (Taiwan)). n.d. Retrieved 25 August 2019. \u76ee\u5dbc \u4e09\u64d4\u5cf6 \u4e8c\u64d4\u5cf6 Erhtan Island \u5927\u81bd\u5cf6 Tatan Island \u5927\u5357\u7901 \u5154\u5dbc \u731b\u864e\u5dbc Menghu Islet \u5fa9\u8208\u5dbc Fuhsing Islet \u7159\u5dbc\uff08\u4e09\u89d2\u7901\uff09 \u6ab3\u6994\u5dbc \u4e09\u5dbc\uff08\u4e09\u64d4\uff09 \u725b\u5fc3 \u9ec3\u5dbc \u9580\u53e3\u7901 \u7345\u5dbc \u6842\u5b50\u7901 \u70cf\u7901 \u5f8c\u982d\u5dbc \u5c0f\u91d1\u9580\u5cf6 HSIAOKINMEN ISLAND \uff08\u70c8\u5dbc\uff09(Lieny\u00fc)  \u91d1\u9580\u5dbc Kinmen Islet \u5927\u5898 \u5efa\u529f\u5dbc \u5927\u5ca9\u5dbc Dayan Islet \u9ed1\u5ca9 \u6d0b\u5c71\u5dbc \u897f\u5712\u5dbc \u897f\u5c71\u5dbc\uff08\u5f8c\u5dbc\uff09\u6771\u5272 \u8349\u5dbc \u5317\u7887\u982d \u6bcd\u5dbc Muy\u00fc \u5317\u7887\u5cf6 Peiting Island^ a b \u91d1\u9580\u7e23\u884c\u653f\u5340\u57df\u5716 (Map) (in Chinese (Taiwan)). Ministry of the Interior. November 2017. 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[map]Dabo Reef \u5927\u64a5{…}Siaobo Reef \u5c0f\u64a5{…}Baiyan Island \u767d\u5dd6{…}[reverse, column 2]\u540d\u7a31(Name) \u82f1\u6587(English) \u7d22\u5f15(Index){…}\u767d\u5dd6 Baiyan Island O1(Note: The County\/City Boundary (\u7e23\uff08\u5e02\uff09\u754c) as shown in this map includes Dabo Reef, Siaobo Reef and Baiyan Island within Kinmen County.)^ Dongge   (Approved – N) at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ Guan\u2019ao Jiao   (Approved – N)  at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ Xiyuan Yu   (Approved – N)  at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ Gou Yu   (Approved – N)  at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ Hei Yan   (Approved – N)  at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ Dayan Yu   (Approved – N)  at GEOnet Names Server, United States National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency^ “NG 50-15 HSIA-MEN”. 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