Most Remote Places

The world's most remote locations, ranked by their distance from the nearest permanent human settlement or major population center.

• Tristan da Cunha — 2,434 (South Atlantic Ocean)
• Easter Island (Rapa Nui) — 2,182 (South Pacific Ocean)
• Pitcairn Island — 2,073 (South Pacific Ocean)
• Kerguelen Islands — 2,000 (Southern Indian Ocean)
• Amsterdam Island — 1,800 (Southern Indian Ocean)
• St. Helena — 1,800 (South Atlantic Ocean)
• Marion Island — 1,700 (Southern Indian Ocean)
• Socotra — 1,600 (Indian Ocean (Yemen))
• Chatham Islands — 800 (South Pacific (New Zealand))
• Svalbard — 800 (Arctic Ocean (Norway))

GK Maps — Where Geography Meets Knowledge.