archipelago
A group of islands is called an archipelago.
archipelago
archipelago
sometimes a group of islands is called an archipelago.
The general term is "island chain." The term for any group of related islands is "archipelago."
An archipelago
Yes. The definition usually applies to a group of islands that have a connection, either geographically or politically. When they are more or less in a line, another common term is "chain".
Leeward is a term which refers to a group of islands. They are northern islands in the Lesser Antilles Chain. This refers to their geography in location.
A group of islands are called an archipelago. Originally the term referred to islands formed by volcanic action. Then the Bahamas and other groups used the term to refer to themselves. More specific terms describe other particular groups but archipelago describes an overall group.
The collective nouns for islands are aconstellation, string, group, cluster, or a chain of islands.The term "archipelago" refers to a group of islands in the one location, under a common name. A different term is "island chain" where a long group of islands projects into the sea, typically from a peninsula.
Archipelago, i looked it up in dictionary.com
The group could be called an archipelago. An extended line (e.g. from volcanoes) would be an island chain.