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Location (total number of islands)	Name of the archipelagos	Number of islands, islets, reefs, coral reefs and cays
Norway	Norwegian Archipelago	240,000^[1]
Finland	Archipelago Sea	40,000 (approx.)^[2]
Canada	Canadian Arctic Archipelago	36,563
Stockholm archipelago, Sweden (34,316^[3])	Stockholm archipelago	28,945
Södermanland archipelago, Sweden	Södermanland archipelago	5,371
Malay Archipelago (25,000 – 30,000)	Indonesian Archipelago	17,508 – 18,306^[4]
Philippines	Philippine Archipelago	7,600 (approx.)^[5]
Swedish East Coast Archipelago (21,628^[6])	Småland archipelago	12,740
	Östergötland archipelago	8,888
Sweden	Öregrund archipelago	9,722
The Bahamas 3,200^[7]	Lucayan Archipelago	3,200
Japanese archipelago 6,852^[8]	Seto Inland Sea	3,000
Finland	Kvarken Archipelago	6,500
British Isles	British Isles	6,289
China (5,000)	Zhoushan Archipelago	1,390 (islands)
Korea	Korean Peninsula	3,579
Queensland, Australia	Great Barrier Reef	2,900 (reefs), 900 (islands)
Chile	Chile	2,324
Quảng Ninh Province, Vietnam	Ha Long Bay	1,960 – 2,000
Saint Lawrence River, Canada–United States border	Thousand Islands	1,864
Thailand	Thailand	1,430
Greece	Greece	1,200 – 6,000
Croatia	Dalmatia	1,200
Maldives	Maldive Islands	1,192 (coral islands)
Estonia	West Estonian archipelago	900^[9]
New Zealand	New Zealand Archipelago	600

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^ Nautical chart: International no. 1205, SE61, Baltic Sea, North, Sea of Åland.
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^ http://botany.si.edu/projects/cpd/ma/ma-carib.htm
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 | [[The Bahamas]] 3,200<ref>http://botany.si.edu/projects/cpd/ma/ma-carib.htm</ref> || [[Lucayan Archipelago]] || 3,200
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-| [[Japanese archipelago]] 6,852<ref>{{cite web | title = ''Facts and Figures of Japan 2007 01: Land'' | url = http://fpcj.jp/old/e/mres/publication/ff/pdf_07/01_land.pdf | publisher = Foreign Press Center Japan | accessdate = 2010-08-20}}</ref> || [[Seto Inland Sea]] || 3,000
+| [[Japanese archipelago]] 6,852<ref>{{cite web|title=''Facts and Figures of Japan 2007 01: Land'' |url=http://fpcj.jp/old/e/mres/publication/ff/pdf_07/01_land.pdf |publisher=Foreign Press Center Japan |accessdate=2010-08-20 |deadurl=yes |archiveurl=https://web.archive.org/web/20090731072744/http://fpcj.jp/old/e/mres/publication/ff/pdf_07/01_land.pdf |archivedate=2009-07-31 |df= }}</ref> || [[Seto Inland Sea]] || 3,000
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 | [[Finland]] || [[Kvarken|Kvarken Archipelago]] || 6,500