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Falkland Islands Quick Facts  QUICK FACTS - The Falkland Islands The Falklands have a population of approx 2,200 people The Falklands have a 1200km coastline The total area covered by the Islands is 12,170 sq. km., this is approximately three times the size of the Isle of Wight The Falkland Islands were discovered in 1592 by Englishman John Davis More Information >>      Falkland Island Contents >> Quick Facts<< Introduction History Weather and Climate Physical Features Population Economy Useful Links