Really everything is an island. The entire population of earth lives on land surrounded by water. What is an island? Land surrounded by water. You can have land surrounded by water surrounded by land surrounded by water and it is still an island.
Example: you go to Hawaii, established island. On that island is a lake and on that lake is a land mass with a home. Island within an island, ergo, everything is an island. Islandception.
klefikisquid on
If anything I’m surprised it’s only a little more than half.
EyeIslet on
Wellesley Island near Canada should be orange, Grand Island near Buffalo / Niagara is another one
Stealth_Howler on
You mainlanders wouldn’t get it
Orangutanion on
r/colorblind moment, those two colors you picked look the same to me
Moist_Network_8222 on
Delaware would be close if the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal made the Delmarva Peninsula into an island.
OkDistribution6931 on
Yeah but California is the only state where most of its buffalo live on an island.
chunk-a-lunk on
You should post this to a NYC based sub and watch people who can count on two hands the number of times they’ve left the boroughs lose their minds.
Yearning_crescent on
You know it sorta aggravates me that the map is showing major cities but is ignoring yonkers which has more people living in it than every other city minus nyc and buffallo
FoggyGoodwin on
What happened to Staten Island? It looks like Long Island ate it … And Manhattan?
dante_delvegas on
Rhode Island, 100%. Fact.
Blaizzzzzed on
Oh this feels like a jeopardy question.
KillroysGhost on
Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan (fine, Staten Island too) are doing some heavy lifting here
Pineapple_Holiday on
Oops. My info is outdated. Thought it was 67% no pun intendent.
datpiffss on
Reggae night is huge out east on Sundays. Almost every local bar or late night restaurant has one.
UnicornOnTheJayneCob on
Also interestingly, there are only about 1.4 million people in the state of Hawaii, which is about 250k less than the population of Manhattan.
Puns-Are-Fun on
What did you use to make that map?
one-mappi-boi on
Now I’m curious if Long Island is the most populated island in the western hemisphere
dtarias on
Makes sense, Hawaii and New York are basically identical in all respects
Trout-Population on
That was a Jeopard question a few years ago.
philosopherott on
yeah but with the Lock& Canal system basically everything north and west of Albany is also an island
HeemeyerDidNoWrong on
And then Las Vegas has a lot of Hawaiians
GotSomeUpdogOnUrFace on
Long Island is also the largest island in the Continental 48
coachc133 on
What about Rhode Island?… I know it’s not a Island. It’s a joke people.
ChefChefBubbaBill on
I live on that island!
BeowulfShaeffer on
Must be a pretty Long Island to hold all those people!
SirDavidJames on
I’m one or them. Ugh
tiny_chaotic_evil on
*100% of people in Rhode Island live there*
Ike358 on
Now I’m wondering where other states rank. I bet Rhode Island is the only other state even close to 50% but I’m curious where Alaska, Florida, Washington, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Maine, etc. rank relative to each other. Or what the population of lake/river islands is for totally inland states.
Effin_C on
Since I’m from Queens “I’m an island boy!”
pokerpaypal on
Florida is the only named region where most people live on a country’s penis.
36 Comments
That’s at least two islands.
Hello, Rhode Island?! Also the US Supreme Court ruled Long Island is a peninsula, not an island:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_v._Maine
Yah, mon! Living the island lifestyle in NY 😎🍹
You forgot 100% of Rhode Island
Really everything is an island. The entire population of earth lives on land surrounded by water. What is an island? Land surrounded by water. You can have land surrounded by water surrounded by land surrounded by water and it is still an island.
Example: you go to Hawaii, established island. On that island is a lake and on that lake is a land mass with a home. Island within an island, ergo, everything is an island. Islandception.
If anything I’m surprised it’s only a little more than half.
Wellesley Island near Canada should be orange, Grand Island near Buffalo / Niagara is another one
You mainlanders wouldn’t get it
r/colorblind moment, those two colors you picked look the same to me
Delaware would be close if the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal made the Delmarva Peninsula into an island.
Yeah but California is the only state where most of its buffalo live on an island.
You should post this to a NYC based sub and watch people who can count on two hands the number of times they’ve left the boroughs lose their minds.
You know it sorta aggravates me that the map is showing major cities but is ignoring yonkers which has more people living in it than every other city minus nyc and buffallo
What happened to Staten Island? It looks like Long Island ate it … And Manhattan?
Rhode Island, 100%. Fact.
Oh this feels like a jeopardy question.
Queens, Brooklyn, and Manhattan (fine, Staten Island too) are doing some heavy lifting here
Oops. My info is outdated. Thought it was 67% no pun intendent.
Reggae night is huge out east on Sundays. Almost every local bar or late night restaurant has one.
Also interestingly, there are only about 1.4 million people in the state of Hawaii, which is about 250k less than the population of Manhattan.
What did you use to make that map?
Now I’m curious if Long Island is the most populated island in the western hemisphere
Makes sense, Hawaii and New York are basically identical in all respects
That was a Jeopard question a few years ago.
yeah but with the Lock& Canal system basically everything north and west of Albany is also an island
And then Las Vegas has a lot of Hawaiians
Long Island is also the largest island in the Continental 48
What about Rhode Island?… I know it’s not a Island. It’s a joke people.
I live on that island!
Must be a pretty Long Island to hold all those people!
I’m one or them. Ugh
*100% of people in Rhode Island live there*
Now I’m wondering where other states rank. I bet Rhode Island is the only other state even close to 50% but I’m curious where Alaska, Florida, Washington, North Carolina, Massachusetts, Maine, etc. rank relative to each other. Or what the population of lake/river islands is for totally inland states.
Since I’m from Queens “I’m an island boy!”
Florida is the only named region where most people live on a country’s penis.
Not Ohio??