page_title: Geography of the Pitcairn Islands
section_title: Location
hierarchical_section_title: Geography of the Pitcairn Islands / Location
caption_attribution_description: English: 3-Pence stamp of the Pitcairn IslandsDeutsch: 3-Pence-Briefmarke der Pitcairn Islands der britischen Post
context_page_description: The Pitcairn Islands consist of four islands: Pitcairn Island, Henderson Island, and two coral atolls, Oeno Island and Ducie Island
  The only inhabited island, Pitcairn, has an area of 5 km² and a population density of 10/km²; it is only accessible by boat through Bounty Bay.
  The other islands are at a distance of more than 100 km.
context_section_description: Pitcairn Islands as a group of islands (25°04′00″S 130°05′00″W)
  Pitcairn Island (main island) (25°04′S 130°06′W)
  Henderson Island (24°22′01″S 128°18′57″W)
  Ducie Island (24°40′09″S 124°47′11″W)
  Oeno Island (23°55′26″S 130°44′03″W)
  Oceania, islands in the South Pacific Ocean, about one-half of the way from Peru to New Zealand, one of the most remote sites of human habitation on Earth.
  The inhabited island, Pitcairn, is at 25.04 south, 130.06 west. Pitcairn is about 2,170 kilometres (1,350 mi) southeast of Tahiti, 5,310 kilometres (3,300 mi) from Auckland, New Zealand, and over 6,600 kilometres (4,100 mi) from Panama.
caption: Pitcairn postage stamp, c.1940, with helpful map.
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