Never inhabited

Except for base of the Australian Antarctic Division

"The island was settled by Polynesians – possibly as early as 800 AD – but by the 1600s it had been abandoned." (wiki) There is currently no on-site management (AB ev)

All islands are uninhabited, except for 3 small scientific/military bases

Except for ca. "27 full and part time staff". Presumed never inhabited.

Never inhabited

Regarding Hirta: except for staff of radar tracking station, Trust and Scottish National Heritgae staff and scientific researchers

"lt was occupied continuously until the later 12th century, when a general climatic deterioration led to increased storms in the seas around the island and forced the communitv to move to the mainland. " (AB ev) - "An official guide service was introduced in 1987; three of the four guides live on the island and are present on site seven days a week throughout the season." (AB ev)

presently uninhabited, after the villages were abandoned in the 17th/18th century

Malpelo is uninhabited except for six soldiers, rotated biannually, plus 10 more from the patrol boat. (UNEP WCMC)

Inaccessible Island is uninhabited, Gough Island has a South African weather station

Only park rangers

The nominated property is uninhabited apart from the presence of a Mexican Navy station on Socorro (around 100 people) and a very small base on Clarión (around 10 people). (AB ev)

"Research Officer, Island Manager and their rangers and staff"