Snake Island
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Snake Island may refer to:
[edit] Places
[edit] Australia
- Snake Island (Evans River, New South Wales, Australia)
- Snake Island (Tasmania)
- Snake Island (Victoria)
[edit] Brazil
- Ilha da Queimada Grande, nicknamed Snake Island, located off the southeastern corner of Brazil
- Ilha das Cobras, off the coast of Rio de Janeiro (Portuguese Wikipedia article)
[edit] Bulgaria
- St. Thomas Island (also known as Snake Island), another island in the Black Sea belonging to Bulgaria
[edit] Cambodia
[edit] Canada
- Snake Island (Nanaimo)
- Snake Islands (Georgian Bay)
- Snake Island (Saint Lawrence River)
- Snake Island (Lake Simcoe)
[edit] Malaysia
- Snake Island (Malaysia), an island in the South China Sea
[edit] People's Republic of China
- Shedao Island (蛇島) in Dalian, Liaoning, known for a large population of venomous pitviper species called Gloydius shedaoensis
[edit] Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia
- Golem Grad (also known as Snake Island), located in Lake Prespa
[edit] Ukraine
- Snake Island (Black Sea), an island in the Black Sea belonging to Ukraine.
[edit] United States
- Snake Island (Massachusetts), an island in the U.S. state of Massachusetts
- Snake Island (Montana), an island in the Yellowstone River
- Snake Island (Maryland) in the Potomac River
- Snake Island (Patuxent River) in Maryland
- Snake Island (Fishing Bay) in Maryland
- Snake Island (Susquehanna River) in Maryland
- Snake Island (Arkansas) A small community approximately 40 miles East of Little Rock
- Snake Island (Puerto Rico), an island in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico
[edit] Other uses
- Snake Island (film), a 2002 film
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