List of islands in Lake Constance

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Lake Constance, in Europe, has about a dozen islands, including some former islands that are now attached to the mainland.

IslandArea (m²)PopulationMunicipalityCountryCoordinates
1 Galgeninsel peninsula since 19th century- Lindau (Reutin district)Germany

47°33′00″N09°42′14″E / 47.55000°N 9.70389°E / 47.55000; 9.70389 (Galgeninsel)

2 Hoy 53- Lindau (Reutin district)Germany

47°32′57.35″N09°41′48″E / 47.5492639°N 9.69667°E / 47.5492639; 9.69667 (Hoy)

3 Lindau 680,0003,000 Lindau (Island district)Germany

47°32′47″N09°41′00″E / 47.54639°N 9.68333°E / 47.54639; 9.68333 (Lindau)

4Wasserburg peninsula since 172027 Wasserburg (Island district)Germany

47°34′02″N09°37′46″E / 47.56722°N 9.62944°E / 47.56722; 9.62944 (Wasserburg)

5 Mainau 447,584185 Konstanz (Litzelstetten district)Germany

47°42′18″N09°11′46″E / 47.70500°N 9.19611°E / 47.70500; 9.19611 (Mainau)

6 Dominicans Island 18,31821 Konstanz (Altstadt district)Germany

47°39′51″N09°10′42″E / 47.66417°N 9.17833°E / 47.66417; 9.17833 (Dominikanerinsel)

7Mittlerer Langbohl31,254- Konstanz (Industriegebiet district)Germany

47°40′18″N09°07′32″E / 47.67167°N 9.12556°E / 47.67167; 9.12556 (Mittlerer Langbohl)

8 Triboldingerbohl 135,570- Konstanz (Industriegebiet district)Germany

47°40′20″N09°07′22″E / 47.67222°N 9.12278°E / 47.67222; 9.12278 (Triboldingerbohl)

9 Reichenau 4,300,0003,200 Reichenau (Niederzell|Mittelzell|Oberzell)Germany 47°41′40″N09°03′48″E / 47.69444°N 9.06333°E / 47.69444; 9.06333 (Reichenau)
10 Liebesinsel 300- Radolfzell (Mettnau district)Germany

47°43′18″N09°00′19″E / 47.72167°N 9.00528°E / 47.72167; 9.00528 (Liebesinsel)

11 Werd 15,8549 Eschenz (Untereschenz district)Switzerland

47°39′19″N08°52′00″E / 47.65528°N 8.86667°E / 47.65528; 8.86667 (Werd)

12 Mittleres Werdli 4,000- Stein am Rhein Switzerland

47°39′24″N08°51′57″E / 47.65667°N 8.86583°E / 47.65667; 8.86583 (Mittleres Werdli)

13 Unteres Werdli 6,000- Stein am Rhein Switzerland

47°39′25″N08°51′50″E / 47.65694°N 8.86389°E / 47.65694; 8.86389 (Unteres Werdli)

 Lake Constance Islands5,637,0796,4006 municipalities  

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