Map of Bermuda, North America

A view of Bermuda from the sea at sunset.
Image: Larry Lamb

About Bermuda

The map shows Bermuda the upper part of a mid-ocean seamount, the flat-topped cone of an extinct volcano in the North Atlantic, today known as the British island territory of Bermuda.

It is the oldest and most populous of the British overseas territories. The archipelago is located 1,430 km (890 mi) east off the coast of South Carolina and 1,535 km (960 mi) north of the British Virgin Islands.

The then apparently uninhabited islands were discovered by the Spanish in 1503. Spanish and Portuguese carracks and galleons, the large ocean-going multi-decked sailing ships of that time, used the islands as a pit stop to take on fresh supplies. English colonists heading for Virginia shipwrecked on the islands and became the first settlers in 1609.

With an area of 53 km², the country is about half the size of Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, or slightly smaller than the U.S. state of Massachusetts.

Map of Bermuda

Political Map of Bermuda Islands

Political Map of Bermuda

The map shows Bermuda's major islands, the location of its capital Hamilton, major towns, bays, and beaches, main roads, and the location of the airport.

You are free to use above map for educational purposes, please refer to the Nations Online Project.

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