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List of countries and outlying territories by total area

Countries by area.

This is a list of the countries of the world sorted by total area. The list ranks sovereign states, as well as self-governing dependent territories. Total areas are included, covering land and inland water bodies (lakes, reservoirs, rivers). Marine internal waters, territorial waters and Exclusive Economic Zones are not included, nor are various countries' claims to parts of Antarctica. For a graphical version of this list, see List of countries by area (graphical). For geographic entities other than countries, see List of major geographic bodies by area.

  • Self-governing dependent territories (classified by the UN) are listed separately from their sovereign state and are set off in italics.
  • Antarctica is the 5th largest continent and comprises some 14,200,000 km². The following countries have territorial claims in the continent: Argentina (969,000 km²), Australia (6,120,000 km²), Chile (1,250,000 km²), France (432,000 km²), New Zealand (450,000 km²), Norway (2,500,000 km²) and United Kingdom (1,395,000 km²), which to some extent overlap. The area from 90°W to 150°W (2,100,000 km²) is currently unclaimed territory. According to the Antarctic Treaty, national claims are frozen, and thus Antarctica is not strictly considered official property of these countries, though they do hold territorial claims to parts of it. These areas usually have no human inhabitants, excluding scientists. Areas of Antarctica are not included for the respective countries below.
  • The European Union is a supranational union composed of 27 member states. The total area of the territories of the 27 member states is 4,422,773 km² , and would be ranked 7th if it were included (3.0% of world's total land area).

Countries

Rank Country / Territory Area (km²)[a]% of Total Notes — World148,939,063 100% Total land coverage (29.2% of Earth's surface) 1 Russia17,098,242 11.5% Largest country in the world. 2 Canada9,984,670 6.7% Largest country in the Western Hemisphere. Longest coastline. 3 / 4
(disputed) China(People's Republic of China) 9,598,0941 9,640,8212 6.4%
6.5% Largest all-Asian country, second largest Asian country (after Asian part of Russia). Total of separate UN figures for mainland China(9,596,961) and the Special Administrative Regionsof Hong Kong(1,104 km²) and Macau(29 km²). Both values exclude the disputed territories of Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmenand Matsuwhich the Republic of China(Taiwan) has continued to govern after the PRC replaced it on the mainland.
1 Excludes all disputed territories.
2 Includes PRC-administered area (Aksai Chinand Trans-Karakoram Tract, both territories claimed by Indiabut exclude Arunachal Pradeshwhich is administered by India), Taiwan is not included. 3 / 4
(disputed) United States9,629,091 6.5% Includes only the 50 states and the District of Columbia. The total area is listed as 9,826,630 km² by the CIA World Factbook.[1]The total area is listed as 9,522,055 km² by the Encyclopædia Britannica.[2]5 Brazil8,514,877 5.7% Includes Arquipélago de Fernando de Noronha, Atol das Rocas, Ilha da Trindade, Ilhas Martim Vaz, and Penedos de São Pedro e São Paulo. All islands together make 365 km² (less than 0.003% of all continental territory). Largest country in South America and the Southern Hemisphere. 6 Australia7,692,024 5.2% Includes Jervis Bay Territory(73km²) , Cocos (Keeling) Islands(14 km²), Christmas Island(135 km²) and Lord Howe Island(56 km²). Also includes the uninhabited Ashmore and Cartier Islands(5 km²), Coral Sea Islands Territory(0.91 km²), Heard and McDonald Islands(372 km²) and Macquarie Island(231 km²). Excludes claims on Antarctica(Australian Antarctic Territory, 6,119,818 km²). Australia is the only country that is coterminous with a continent. 7 India3,287,263 2.2% Figure includes 120,849 km² of disputed territories with Pakistan and China.[3]Third-largest country in Asia(after Russia and China). 8 Argentina2,780,400 2% Does not include claims on the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islandsand on Antarctica(969,000 km²). Second largest country in South America. 9 Kazakhstan2,724,900 1.8% Largest landlockedcountry in the world.[4][5]10 Sudan2,505,813 1.7% Largest country in Africa11 Algeria2,381,741 1.6% Second-largest country in Africa 12 Democratic Republic of the Congo2,344,858 1.6% Third-largest country in Africa 13 Greenland2,166,086 1.5% A self-governing territory of Denmark. Largest Islandin the world (if Australiais classed as a continentallandmass). 14 Saudi Arabia2,149,690 1.4% Largest country in Middle East15 Mexico1,964,375 1.3% Third-largest country in North America. 16 Indonesia1,904,569 1.3% Largest and most populous country situated only on islands. Also the largest country in South East Asia. 17 Libya1,759,540 1.2% 18 Iran1,648,195 1.1% 19 Mongolia1,564,100 1.1% Second largest landlockedcountry in the world; previously first, before the dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics. 20 Peru1,285,216 0.86% Third-largest country in South America21 Chad1,284,000 0.86% 22 Niger1,267,000 0.85% 23 Angola1,246,700 0.85% 24 Mali1,240,192 0.83% 25 South Africa1,221,037 0.82% Includes Prince Edward Islands(Marion Islandand Prince Edward Island). 26 Colombia1,138,914 0.76% Colombian census figure is 1,141,748[6]which includes three special districts and San Andrés and Providencia islands(52 km²) (disputed territories with Nicaragua). 27 Ethiopia1,104,300 0.74% 28 Bolivia1,098,581 0.74% 29 Mauritania1,025,520 0.69% 30 Egypt1,002,000 0.67% Excluding the Hala'ib Triangle. 31 Tanzania945,087 0.63% Includes the islands of Mafia, Pemba, and Zanzibar. 32 Nigeria923,768 0.62% 33 Venezuela912,050 0.61% 34 Namibia824,292 0.55% 35 Mozambique801,590 0.54% 36 Pakistan796,0961 803,9402 0.53%
0.59% 1 Excludes all disputed territories.[7]
2 Includes Pakistani-administered disputed territories (Azad Kashmirand Northern Areas).[8]37 Turkey783,562 0.53% 38 Chile756,102 0.51% Includes Easter Island(Isla de Pascua; Rapa Nui) and Isla Sala y Gómez, excludes claims on Antarctica(1,250,000 km²). 39 Zambia752,618 0.51% 40 Myanmar676,578 0.45% 41 Afghanistan652,090 0.44% 42 Somalia637,657 0.43% 43 Central African Republic622,984 0.42% 44 Ukraine603,700 0.41% Largest all-European country, second largest European country (after European part of Russia). 45 Madagascar587,041 0.39% 46 Botswana581,730 0.39% 47 Kenya580,367 0.39% 48 France551,500 0.37% Largest West European country. Third largest European country. Includes Metropolitan Franceonly. The French Republic includes French overseas territoriesand covers 674,843 km², excluding claims on Antarctica(432,000 km²). 49 Yemen527,968 0.35% Includes Perim, Socotra, the former Yemen Arab Republic(YAR or North Yemen), and the former People's Democratic Republic of Yemen(PDRY or South Yemen). 50 Thailand513,120 0.34% 51 Spain505,992 0.34% Fourth largest in Europe, second largest in western Europe. Includes mainland Spain, the Balearic Islandsand Canary Islands, as well as the Spanish possessions (Plazas de Soberanía) off the coast of Morocco (Ceuta, Melilla, Islas Chafarinas, Peñón de Alhucemas, and Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera), and Isla de Alboránalmost midway between Morocco and Spain, all the latter being claimed by Morocco. 52 Turkmenistan488,100 0.33% 53 Cameroon475,442 0.32% 54 Papua New Guinea462,840 0.31% 55 Sweden449,964 0.30% Includes Gotlandand Öland. Fifth largest country in Europe. 56 Uzbekistan447,400 0.30% Largest doubly landlockedcountry of the world. 57 Morocco446,550 0.30% Excluding Western Sahara. 58 Iraq438,317 0.29% 59 Paraguay406,752 0.27% 60 Zimbabwe390,757 0.26% 61 Japan377,873 0.25% Includes Ryukyu Islands(Nansei Islands), Daito Islands, Ogasawara Islands(Bonin Islands), Minami-Torishima(Marcus Island), Okino-Torishimaand Volcano Islands(Kazan Islands); excludes the southern Kuril Islands. 62 Germany357,022 0.24% Before the German reunificationtook place on 3 October1990, Germany consisted of the former Federal Republic of Germany(FRG, West Germany) with 248,689 km² and the German Democratic Republic(GDR, East Germany) with 108,333 km². 63 Republic of the Congo342,000 0.23% 64 Finland338,145 0.23% Includes Åland. 65 Vietnam331,689 0.22% 66 Malaysia329,847 0.22% 67 Norway323,082 0.22% Includes mainland Norway only; excludes the integral overseas areas of Svalbardand Jan Mayen(62,422 km²) and the dependency of Bouvet Island(49 km²) and the Antarctic dependency claims of Queen Maud Landand Peter I Island(~2,500,000 km²). 68 Côte d'Ivoire322,463 0.22% 69 Poland312,685 0.21% 70 Oman309,500 0.21% 71 Italy301,318 0.20% 72 Philippines300,000 0.20% 73 Ecuador283,561 0.20% Includes Galápagos Islands. 74 Burkina Faso274,200 0.18% 75 New Zealand270,534 0.18% Includes Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands, Bounty Islands, Campbell Island, Chatham Islands, and Kermadec Islands. Excludes Niue(260 km²), the Cook Islands(236 km²) and Tokelau(12 km²), as well as the Antarctic claim of Ross Dependency(450,000 km²). 76 Gabon267,668 0.18% 77 Western Sahara266,000 0.18% Largely occupiedby Morocco, some territoryadministered by the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic. 78 Guinea245,857 0.17% 79 United Kingdom242,900 0.16% Includes the four constituent countries, excludes the three Crown dependencies(768 km²), the 13 British overseas territories(17,027 km²) and the British Antarctic Territory(1,395,000 km²). 80 Uganda241,038 0.16% 81 Ghana238,533 0.16% 82 Romania238,391 0.16% 83 Laos236,800 0.16% 84 Guyana214,969 0.14% 85 Belarus207,600 0.14% Largest landlocked country in Europe. 86 Kyrgyzstan199,951 0.13% 87 Senegal196,722 0.13% 88 Syria185,180 183,885 0.12%
0.12% The higher figure includes the Golan Heights. 89 Cambodia181,035 0.12% 90 Uruguay176,215 0.12% 91 Suriname163,820 0.11% 92 Tunisia163,610 0.11% 93 Nepal147,181 0.10% 94 Bangladesh143,998 0.10% 95 Tajikistan143,100 0.10% 96 Greece131,957 0.09% 97 North Korea120,538 0.08% 98 Nicaragua120,340 0.09% Excludes San Andrés y Providencia islands (disputed territories with Colombia). Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America. 99 Malawi118,484 0.08% 100 Eritrea117,600 0.08% Includes Badmeregion. 101 Benin112,622 0.08% 102 Honduras112,088 0.08% 103 Liberia111,369 0.07% 104 Bulgaria110,912 0.07% 105 Cuba109,886 0.07% Cuba is the largest and most populous country in the Caribbean106 Guatemala108,889 0.07% 107 Iceland103,000 0.07% 108 South Korea99,538 0.07% 109 Hungary93,032 0.06% 110 Portugal92,090 0.06% Includes Azoresand Madeira Islands. 111 French Guiana90,000 0.06% French overseas département. 112 Jordan89,342 0.06% 113 Azerbaijan86,600 0.06% Includes the exclave of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republicand the Nagorno-Karabakhregion. 114 Austria83,858 0.06% 115 United Arab Emirates83,600 0.06% 116 Czech Republic78,866 0.05% 117 Serbia77,474[9]0.05% This figure does not include Kosovo, which recently declared itself independentto partial recognition; Serbia, Russia, China and others object. Including Kosovo, which is still claimed by Serbia, the total area is 88,361 km²,[citation needed] ranking Serbia at 113. 118 Panama75,517 0.05% 119 Sierra Leone71,740 0.05% 120  Ireland70,273 0.05% 121 Georgia69,700 0.05% Includes Abkhazia(8,600 km²[citation needed]) and South Ossetia122 Sri Lanka65,610 0.04% 123 Lithuania65,300 0.04% 124 Latvia64,600 0.04% 125 Svalbard and Jan Mayen62,422 126 Togo56,785 0.04% 127 Croatia56,538 0.04% 128 Bosnia and Herzegovina51,197 0.03% 129 Costa Rica51,100 0.03% Includes Isla del Coco. 130 Slovakia49,033 0.03% 131 Dominican Republic48,671 0.03% Includes The Mainland Dominican Republic, Saona Island, And others under Control Of Dominican Government 132 Bhutan47,000 0.03% 133 Estonia45,228 0.03% Includes 1,520 islands in the Baltic Sea. 134 Denmark43,094 0.03% Includes Denmark proper only; the entire Kingdom of Denmark, including Greenlandand Faroe Islandscovers 2,220,093 km² and would be 13th. 135 Netherlands41,528 0.03% Includes the Netherlands proper only; the entire Kingdom of the Netherlandscovers 42,437 km². 136 Switzerland41,277 0.03% 137 Taiwan (Republic of China) 36,188[10]0.02% Includes only the territories under the administration of the ROC, namely Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu. 138 Guinea-Bissau36,125 0.02% 139 Moldova33,851 0.02% Includes Transnistria(Pridnestrovie). 140 Belgium30,528 0.02% 141 Lesotho30,355 0.02% 142 Armenia29,800 0.02% 143 Solomon Islands28,896 0.02% 144 Albania28,748 0.02% 145 Equatorial Guinea28,051 0.02% 146 Burundi27,834 0.02% 147 Haiti27,750 0.02% 148 Rwanda26,338 0.02% 149 Republic of Macedonia25,713 0.02% 150 Djibouti23,200 0.02% 151 Belize22,966 0.02% 152 Israel22,072 or 20,770 0.01% The higher figure includes the Golan Heights. Both figures exclude the West Bankand Gaza Strip. 153 El Salvador21,041 0.01% 154 Slovenia20,256 0.01% 155 New Caledonia18,575 0.01% French dependency. 156 Fiji18,274 0.01% 157 Kuwait17,818 0.01% 158 Swaziland17,364 0.01% 159 East Timor14,874 >0.01% 160 The Bahamas13,878 >0.01% 161 Montenegro13,812[11]>0.01% 162 Vanuatu12,189 >0.01% 163 Falkland Islands12,173 >0.01% British Overseas Territory. Claimed by Argentina. Excludes South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. 164 Qatar11,493 >0.01% 165 The Gambia11,295 >0.01% 166 Jamaica10,991 >0.01% 167 Kosovo10,887[12]>0.01% Kosovorecently declared itself independent to partial recognition, with objections from Serbia, Russia, China and others. Serbia still claims the territory. 168 Lebanon10,400 <0.01% 169 Cyprus9,251 <0.01% Includes Northern Cyprus(only recognised by Turkey) and British sovereign military bases (Akrotiri and Dhekelia). 170 Puerto Rico8,870 <0.01% Commonwealthof the United States. 171 Palestinian territories6,020 <0.01% The figure consists of the West Bankand Gaza Strip. 172 Brunei5,765 <0.01% 173 Trinidad and Tobago5,130 <0.01% 174 Cape Verde4,033 <0.01% 175 French Polynesia4,000 <0.01% French overseas collectivity. 176 Samoa2,831 <0.01% 177 Luxembourg2,586 <0.01% 178 Réunion2,510 <0.01% French overseas département. 179 Comoros2,235
<0.01% Listed figure includes Mayotte(373 km²). The figure without Mayotte is 1,862 km².[13]Mayotte is officially an overseas collectivityof France and is not under the sovereignty of Comoros. 180 Mauritius2,040 <0.01% Includes Agalega Islands, Cargados Carajos Shoals(Saint Brandon), and Rodrigues. 181 Guadeloupe1,705 <0.01% French overseas département includes La Désirade, Marie Galante, Les Saintes, Saint-Barthélemyand Saint Martin(French part). Note that Saint-Barthélemy and Saint Martin became separate overseas collectvitiesin 2007 and are no longer politically part of Guadeloupe. 182 Faroe Islands1,393 <0.01% A self-governing territory of Denmark. 183 Martinique1,102 <0.01% French overseas département. 184 São Tomé and Príncipe964 <0.01% 185 Turks and Caicos Islands948 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. Area includes protected waters. 186 Netherlands Antilles800 <0.01% Self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; includes Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten(Dutch part of the island of Saint Martin). 187 Dominica751 <0.01% 188 Tonga747 <0.01% 189 Kiribati726 <0.01% Includes three island groups - Gilbert Islands, Line Islands, Phoenix Islands. 190 Federated States of Micronesia702 <0.01% Includes Pohnpei(Ponape), Chuuk(Truk) Islands, Yap Islands, and Kosrae(Kosaie). 191 Singapore699 <0.01% UN figure is as of 2005. Official area in 2007 is 707.1 km².[14]192 Bahrain694 <0.01% 193 Isle of Man572 <0.01% Crown dependency of the UK. 194 Guam549 <0.01% Organized unincorporated territory of the USA. 195 Saint Lucia539 <0.01% 196 Andorra468 <0.01% 197 Northern Mariana Islands464 <0.01% Commonwealth in political union with the USA; includes 14 islands including Saipan, Rota, and Tinian. 198 Palau459 <0.01% 199 Seychelles455 <0.01% 200 Antigua and Barbuda442 <0.01% Includes Redonda, 1.6 km². 201 Barbados430 202 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines389 <0.01% 203 United States Virgin Islands347 <0.01% Unincorporated, organized territory of the USA. 204 Grenada344 <0.01% 205 Malta316 <0.01% 206 Maldives298 <0.01% 207 Cayman Islands264 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. 208 Saint Kitts and Nevis261 <0.01% 209 Niue260 <0.01% Self-governing nation in free association with New Zealand. 210 Saint Pierre and Miquelon242 <0.01% French overseas collectivity; includes eight small islands in the Saint Pierre and the Miquelon groups. 211 Cook Islands236 <0.01% Self-governing in free association with New Zealand. 212 American Samoa199 <0.01% Unorganized, unincorporated territory of the USA; includes Rose Islandand Swains Island. 213 Marshall Islands181 <0.01% Includes the atolls of Bikini, Enewetak, Kwajalein, Majuro, Rongelap, and Utirik. 214 Aruba180 <0.01% Self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands. 215 Liechtenstein160 <0.01% Smallest doubly landlockedcountry of the world. 216 British Virgin Islands151 <0.01% British Overseas Territory; comprised of 16 inhabited and more than 20 uninhabited islands; includes the island of Anegada. 217 Wallis and Futuna142 <0.01% French overseas collectivity; includes Île Uvéa(Wallis Island), Île Futuna(Futuna Island), Île Alofi, and 20 islets. 218 Saint Helena122 <0.01% British Overseas Territory; excluding dependencies. 219 Jersey116 <0.01% Crown dependency of the UK. 220 Montserrat102 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. 221 Tristan da Cunha98 <0.01% Dependency of St Helena (UK). Area refers to the main island only (the only inhabited island). Total area is 201 km².[15]222 Anguilla91 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. 223 Ascension Island88 <0.01% Dependency of the British Overseas Territoryof Saint Helena. 224 Guernsey78 <0.01% Crown dependency of the UK; includes Alderney, Guernsey, Herm, Sark, and some other smaller islands. 225 San Marino61 <0.01% 226 Bermuda54 <0.01% Overseas territory of the UK. 227 Norfolk Island36 <0.01% Self-governing area of Australia. 228 Tuvalu26 <0.01% Smallest independent Commonwealth state. 229 Nauru21 <0.01% Smallest republic in the world. 230 Tokelau12 <0.01% Territory of New Zealand. 231 Gibraltar6 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. 232 Pitcairn Islands5 <0.01% British Overseas Territory. 233 Monaco1.95[16]<0.01% Smallest UN member state. 234 Vatican City0.44[17]<0.01% Smallest country in the world. Capital of the Roman Catholic Church
a Source, unless otherwise specifed:
Demographic Yearbook—Table 3: Population by sex, rate of population increase, surface area and density, United Nations Statistics Division, 2005, <http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/products/dyb/dyb2005/Table03.pdf>. Retrieved on 8 April 2008 

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See also

v • d • eLists of countrieswith rankings Geography

Area • Coastline • Coast/area ratio • Exclusive Economic Zone • Number of neighbouring countries • Highest point • Lowest point • Northernmost point • Southernmost point

Demographics

Population (graphical • by density) • Population growth • Human Development Index • Life expectancy • Infant mortality • Fertility • Birth rate • Death rate • Sex ratio • Homicides • Income equality • Literacy • National IQ • HIV/AIDS • Unemployment • Employment • Labour force • Poverty • Immigrant population • Suicides (OECD) • Undernourishment • Firearm-related deaths • Gun ownership

GDP

Nominal (per capita) • PPP (per capita • per hour) • Past (nominal • PPP) • Future (nominal • PPP • PPP per capita) • GNI per capita • Growth (real • real per capita) • Sector composition • Demographics comparison

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Sports

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Military

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