Singapore's main island, known as Singapore Island or Pulau Ujong, is the largest and most populous island in the Singapore nation. It covers an area of approximately 719 square kilometers and is home to the majority of the country's residents. The island features a mix of urban areas, parks, and nature reserves, showcasing a blend of modern architecture and lush greenery. The island is surrounded by smaller islets and is strategically located at the southern tip of the Malay Peninsula. It serves as a major global financial hub and a key shipping port, contributing significantly to the economy of Singapore. The main island is well-connected by an extensive network of roads, public transport, and bridges.