100 square miles
259 km²Area · definition
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The Isle of Wight is an island off the southern coast of England, separated from the mainland by the Solent.
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A little perspective
The area of the Isle of Wight is about 1.47 times 100 square miles.
Area: 259 km²; definition.
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Area: 380 km²; rounded geography model.
A rounded 380 km² land-area anchor. Coastline definitions affect precision.
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Area · definition
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Area · rounded geography model
A rounded 380 km² land-area anchor. Coastline definitions affect precision.
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