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No. Island Ocean sq.miles
01 Greenland Arctic 840000
02 New Guinea Pacific 347450
03 Borneo Pacific 307000
04 Baffin Arctic 236000
05 Madagaskar Indian 227737
06 Sumatra Indian 161102

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