New Siberian Islands

New Siberian Islands

Geography
Location	between the Laptev Sea and East Siberian Sea
Coordinates	== New Siberian Islands Media == Map of the New Siberian Islands (Philippe Vandermaelen "Map of the Asian Russia", c. 1820). Bunge Land was not discovered yet so Faddeyevsky Island and Kotelny Island were considered separately. Location of the New Siberian Islands within Russia. Weatherstation on Kotelny Island (Anzhu Islands; 74°38’N, 139°10’E) Belkovsky Island, Thilo Bay (Anzhu Islands; 75°35’30’’N, 135°38’44’’E) Belkovsky Island (Anzhu Islands; 75°35’30’’N, 135°38’44’’E) Belkovsky Island (Anzhu Islands; 75°35’30’’N, 135°38’44’’E) Strizhov Island, a small rock island at southwest tip of Belkovsky Island (75°18’40‘‘N, 135°28’52E) Bennett Island (De Long Islands) between Cape Sophia and Cape Emmelin (76°41‘37‘‘N, 149°20‘E) Bennett Island – M/S Hanseatic anchoring in the roads at the north coast Bennett Island, north coast – tundra landscape (76°44‘30‘‘N, 149°21‘19‘‘E) 75°16′N 145°15′E
Archipelago	New Siberian Islands
Area	29,900 km2 (11,500 sq mi)
Elevation	374 m (1,227 ft)
Country
Russian Federation
Demographics
Population	2 (2017) on Kotelny Island

The New Siberian Islands (Novosibirskiye Ostrova) are an archipelago on the northern Arctic. They are to the extreme North of Russia. They are North of the East Siberian coast between the Laptev Sea and the East Siberian Sea, north of the Sakha (Yakutia) Republic.