Little Andaman
- Coordinates
- 10.75, 92.5
Little Andaman Island is located in the Bay of Bengal, within the Andaman Islands archipelago in India. The island has an area of 707 square kilometers and is 24 kilometers long and 43 kilometers wide. Its highest elevation is 183 meters above sea level.
The island has a population of 18,823 people, according to the 2011 census, with a majority of Onge people and other Indians. The capital and largest settlement is Hut Bay, also known as Kwate-tu-Kwage. The island is part of the South Andaman district and is governed by the Andaman and Nicobar Islands Union Territory.
Little Andaman Island has a rich history, including the presence of the Onge people, who are the indigenous inhabitants of the island. The island's name is derived from its connection to the Onge language, with the name "Gaubolambe" being used in their native tongue. While there is limited information available on the island's history, it is clear that it has been an important location for the Onge people for centuries.
