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Hanerahu

Coordinates: 58°44′37″N 23°5′54″E / 58.74361°N 23.09833°E

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Hanerahu during winter

Hanerahu (also called Anerahu) is an uninhabited Estonian islet with surface area of 1.2 hectares.^[1] It lies south-east of Hiiumaa island and is part of Pühalepa Municipality. The islet belongs to Hiiumaa Islets Landscape Reserve.

See also

List of islands of Estonia

References

^ Ratas, Urve; Nilson, Eva (1997). Small Islands of Estonia: Landscape Ecological Studies. Institute of Ecology. pp. 40–43. ISBN 978-9985-9138-4-0.

Islands of Estonia

Gulf of Finland

Aegna
Aksi
Allu
Hara
Keri
Koipsi
Kräsuli
Kumbli
Liivakari
Mohni
Munasaar
Naissaar
Osmussaar
Pakri Islands
- Suur-Pakri
- Väike-Pakri
Pedassaar
Prangli
Rammu
Rohusi
Tiirloo
Uhtju islands
Ulkkari
Umblu
Vaindloo

West Estonian archipelago
and the Väinameri Sea

Islands adjacent to the mainland	Esirahu Hanemaa Härjamaa Hobulaid Kajakarahu Kakrarahu Kitselaid Kumari Liia Mustarahu Öörahu Paljarahu Pasilaid Rukkirahu Seasaar Siimurahu Sipelgarahu Suurrahu Sõmeri Tagarahu Tauksi Tondirahu Väike Siimurahu Valgerahu Vormsi
Hiiumaa group	Eerikulaid Elmrahu Harilaid Härjakare Hellamaa rahu Hiiumaa Hõralaid Kadakalaid Kakralaid Kassari Külalaid Liivanuka ots Ninalaid Reigilaid Ristlaid Rohurahu Ruserahu Taguküla laid Urverahu Uuemaarahu Uuemererahu Vareslaid Vissulaid Vohilaid Hiiumaa Islets Ahelaid Aherahu Ankrurahu Auklaid Hanerahu Hanikatsi laid Hülgerahu Kaevatsi Käkirahu Kõrgelaid Kõverlaid Langekare Luigerahu Öakse Pihlakare Saarnaki laid Sitakare Vareslaid Varesrahu
Saaremaa-Muhu group	Abruka Allirahu Anekäbrud Antsulaiud Anulaid Hülgelaid Innarahu Juksirahu Käkimaa Kasselaid Kesselaid Koerakuiv Kõinastu Kriimi laid Kullikare Kunnatilaid Kurgurahu Laasirahu Laidu Läkumätas Leemetikare Liisi Linnusitamaa Lombimaa Loonalaid Maturahu Mihklirahu Mõndelaid Muhu Munaderahu Nabralaid Naistekivi maa Noogimaa Nootamaa Nosurahu Oitma Ojurahu Ooslamaa Paelaid Pakulaid Papilaid Papirahu Pihlalaid Pikknasv Pitkasääremaa Põdvalaid Põiksäär Pühadekare Puningalaid Püskumadal Rannasitik Riinurahu Rooglaid Rusulaid Saaremaa Salavamaa Sepasitik Siiasaar Sokulaid Suuregi laid Suurepoldi Suurlaid Täkulaid Täkunasv Tarja Telve Tõõdilaid Udrikulaid Umalakotid Uus-Nootamaa Vahase Vahelmisrahu Vaika islands Mustpank Väike-Tulpe Vasikalaid Vesiloo Vesitükimaa Viirelaid Vilsandi Võilaid Võrgukare Võrkrahu

Lakes and rivers

Former islands

Harilaid
Mardirahu
Kopli
Noarootsi
Paljassaar
- Suur Paljassaar
- Väike Paljassaar
Puhtu
Sõrve

Bold marks currently populated islands.

58°44′37″N 23°5′54″E / 58.74361°N 23.09833°E / 58.74361; 23.09833

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