Islands of Singapore (edited 20/06/2011)

Island	Location	About
Pulau Ayer Chawan	Off Jurong	Used to be a small fishing village up to the 1960s.Then in the late 1960s and early 1970s, Esso decided to house their facilities there.
Pulau Ayer Merbau	Off Jurong	Houses the Petrochemical Corporation of Singapore
Pulau Bukum Kechil	West of Singapore
Pulau Brani	South of Keppel Harbour	Selected to be developed as a naval base in early 1971 and has been an important naval base and busy port since it was officially declared open by former Prime Minister, Lee Kuan Yew.
Pulau Bukum	West of Singapore	The island is currently the site of the Shell refinery. Shell association with the island dates back to 1891, when the company used the island to store kerosene.
Pulau Busing	Off Jurong	Currently has a chemical logistics park on the island.
Pulau Biola (Violin Island)	Next to Raffles Lighthouse
Pulau Damar Laut	Off Jurong Industrial Estate	Location of several cement companies.
Pulau Hantu (Ghost Island)	West of Singapore
Pulau Jong (Junk Island)	North of Pulau Seking and Pulau Sebarok
Pulau Khatib Bongsu	North of Singapore, near Yishun and Sembawang	Mangrove site identified in URA's master plan.
Pulau Merlimau	South of Singapore	Site of the Singapore Refinery Company. A major fire once broke out on the refinery on 25 Oct 1988 .
Pulau Pawai	South of Singapore	Pawai is owned by the Ministry of Defence. It's used as a practice range for live-ammunition bombing both from the air and the ground. The Air Force and the Navy take turns using it. The airforce practices straffing, the navy practices shelling targets.
Pulau Pesek	off Jurong	Part of the new Jurong Islands now, home of Mobil Oil.
Pulau Sakijang Bendera (St John's Island)	South of Singapore	A former quarantine station for leprosy cases detected in immigrants and a penal settlement.
Pulau Sakijang Pelepah (Lazarus Island)	South of Singapore
Pulau Sakra	Off Jurong
Pulau Sarimbun	west of Sungei Buloh
Pulau Sebarok (Middle Island)	Off Jurong	Oil multinational Exxon Mobil's oil base.
Pulau Seletar	Northwestof Singapore
Pulau Semakau	Off Tuas	The first offshore landfill and now the only remaning landfill in Singapore . It started its operation on 1 Apr 1999 .
Pulau Senang (Barn Island)	Southwest of Singapore	Isle of Ease'. Was a penal island, remembered for a revolt in 1963 in which the superintendent and others were brutally murdered.
Pulau Sekudu (Frog Island)	Near Pulau Ubin	The islet looks like a frog.
Pulau Selugu (Sarong Island)	South of Singapore	The island is now taken over by the Government as part of its plan to develop Sentosa.
Pulau Satumu (Raffles Lighthouse)	South of Pulau Sudong, southwest of Sentosa
Pulau Serangoon (Coney Island)	Off Punggol
Pulau Subar Darat / Pulau Subar Laut (Sisters' Islands)	South of Singapore
Pulau Seraya	3 kilometres south-west of mainland Singapore	Location of the Pulau Seraya Power Station, Singapore first offshore power station. Built in phases since 1982.
Pulau Sudong	Southwest of Singapore	Houses the government malaria research station.
Pulau Tekong	East, off Changi	Largest island off Singapore (7 sq miles) and two miles away from Fairy Point. Today, Pulau Tekong is the training ground for NSmen.
Pulau Tekukor	South of Singapore	One of the 7 Southern Islands of Singapore . This island is earmarked to be the location of Singapore 's first waterfront housing.
Pulau Tembakul (Kusu Island)	South of Singapore
Pulau Ubin	Northeast of Singapore in the Johor Straits	Since the British founding of Singapore , this island has been known for its granite. The numerous granite quarries on the island supply the local construction industry.
Pulau Blakang Mati (Sentosa)	South of Singapore
Pulau Ujong / Temasek (Singapore Island)	-