Area and population of European countries

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This is a list of countries and territories in Europe by population density.

Transcontinental countries[]

Some of the countries listed below are transcontinental, meaning that they are located in two continents:

The primarily Central Asian nation of Kazakhstan is not included in the list below. Armenia and Cyprus are entirely within Asia physiographically, but have political, cultural and sporting ties to Europe.

There is some discussion about whether Kosovo should be recognised as a separate country. De facto it can be considered as one, but de jure recognition is not clear-cut.

Countries and dependencies[]

European countries by population
European countries by population density
Population density, area and population of countries and dependencies in Europe
Name Population density
(/km2)
Area
(km2)
Population
Monaco Monaco 18,960 2.02 38,300
Gibraltar Gibraltar (UK) 5,011 6.7 33,573
Vatican City Vatican City 1,684 0.49[a] 825
Malta Malta 1,505 316 475,701
Guernsey Guernsey (UK) 955 65 62,063
Jersey Jersey (UK) 893 118.2 105,500
San Marino San Marino 546 61.2 33,403
Flemish Region Flanders (Belgium) 484 13,625 6,589,069
Turkey Turkey (European part) 473 23,764 11,241,000
England England (UK) 424 130,279 55,619,400
Netherlands Netherlands 421 41,543 17,424,978
Belgium Belgium 376 30,689 11,515,793
United Kingdom United Kingdom 272 242,495 66,040,229
Liechtenstein Liechtenstein 238 160 38,111
Luxembourg Luxembourg 233 2,586 602,005
Germany Germany 232 357,168 82,887,000
Wallonia Wallonia (Belgium) 216 16,901 3,633,795
Switzerland Switzerland 206 41,285 8,508,898
Italy Italy 200 301,338 60,404,355
Andorra Andorra 160 468 74,794
Wales Wales (UK) 148 20,779 3,125,000
Isle of Man Isle of Man (UK) 146 572 83,314
Denmark Denmark (Denmark proper[1]) 135 42,931 5,806,015
Czech Republic Czech Republic 135 78,866 10,625,449
Northern Ireland Northern Ireland (UK) 133 14,130 1,876,695
Cyprus Cyprus 126 9,251 1,170,125
Poland Poland 123 312,679 38,433,600
France France (European part) 118 551,695 65,167,000
Azerbaijan Azerbaijan 115 86,600 9,959,245
Portugal Portugal 112 92,212 10,291,027
Slovakia Slovakia 111 49,035 5,445,087
Austria Austria 106 83,879 8,857,960
Hungary Hungary 105 93,030 9,778,371
Moldova Moldova 103 33,846 3,473,900
Slovenia Slovenia 102 20,273 2,070,050
Albania Albania 100 28,748 2,870,325
Armenia Armenia 100 29,743 2,969,200
Spain Spain 92 505,990 46,659,302
Serbia Serbia 90 77,474 7,001,444
Romania Romania 82 238,397 19,523,621
Greece Greece 82 131,957 10,768,193
North Macedonia North Macedonia 81 25,713 2,075,301
Ukraine Ukraine 70 603,628 42,220,824
Croatia Croatia 73 56,594 4,105,493
Republic of Ireland Ireland 69 70,273 4,857,000
Bosnia and Herzegovina Bosnia and Herzegovina 69 51,129 3,511,372
Scotland Scotland (UK) 68 77,933 5,424,800
Bulgaria Bulgaria 64 110,994 7,050,034
United Kingdom Akrotiri and Dhekelia (UK) 62 254 15,700
Georgia (country) Georgia 54 69,700 3,729,600
Belarus Belarus 46 207,595 9,498,700
Montenegro Montenegro 45 13,810 622,387
Lithuania Lithuania 43 65,300 2,795,674
Faroe Islands Faroe Islands (Denmark) 37 1,399 51,095
Latvia Latvia 30 64,589 1,921,800
Estonia Estonia 29 45,227 1,319,133
Russia Russia (European part) 29 3,960,000 113,112,406
Sweden Sweden 23 450,295 10,215,250
Finland Finland 16 338,424 5,521,533
Norway Norway 14 385,203 5,323,933
Iceland Iceland 3.5 102,775 355,620
Total 73 10,160,000 740,000,000

Notes[]

^ Excludes Faroe Islands and Greenland

Partially recognised states[]

Population density, area and population of partially recognised states in Europe (Data sourced from relevant Wikipedia pages)
Partially recognised state Population Density
(/km2)
Area
(km2)
Population
Kosovo Kosovo 175 10,908 1,907,592
Transnistria Transnistria 133 4,163 537,000
Abkhazia Abkhazia 29 8,432 242,862
South Ossetia South Ossetia 18 3,900 72,000
Republic of Artsakh Artsakh 12 11,458 141,400
  • Except Kosovo and Transnistria, the other three political entities are either entirely or partially within Asia physiographically, but they all have political, cultural and sporting ties to Europe.

See also[]

Notes[]

  1. ^ The De Agostini Atlas Calendar listed the area of Vatican City as 0.44 km2 in its 1930 edition[1] but corrected it to 0.49 km2 in its 1945–46 edition.[2] The figure of 0.44 km2 is still widely cited by many sources despite its inaccuracy.

References[]

  1. ^ De Agostini Atlas Calendar, 1930, p. 99. (in Italian)
  2. ^ De Agostini Atlas Calendar, 1945–46, p. 128. (in Italian)

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