List of countries and outlying territories by total area

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This is a list of the sovereign countries of the world sorted by total area. For statistical purposes, dependent territories are listed separately from their sovereign state and are set off in italics. The figures represent total areas, covering land and inland water bodies (lakes, reservoirs, rivers). Marine internal waters (coastal waters), territorial waters and Exclusive Economic Zones are not included. Various countries' claims to parts of the continent of Antarctica (14.4 million km² total area) as well as uninhabited dependent territories are also not included in the list.^[1] The total land area of the world is 148,939,063 km²^{[citation needed]} (about 29% of the Earth's surface area).

• For a graphical version of this list, see List of countries by area (graphical).
• For lists including first-level administrative divisions, see List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area.
• The European Union is a sui generis supranational union. It covers a total area of 4,324,782  km²^{[citation needed]} and would be ranked 7th if it were included (3.0% of world's total land area). For a list including other entities, see List of geographic bodies by area.

Rank	Country / Territory	Area (km²)[a]	% of Total	Notes
1	Russia	17,098,242	11.5%	Largest country in the world.
2	Canada	9,984,670	6.7%	Largest country in the Western Hemisphere. Longest coastline.
3 / 4 (disputed)	People's Republic of China	9,598,0941 9,640,8212[citation needed]	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 Regions of Hong Kong (1,104 km²) and Macau (29 km²). Both values exclude all the territorial waters and the island of Taiwan and other ROC-controlled territories. 1 Excludes disputed territories with India. 2 Includes PRC-administered areas of Aksai Chin and Trans-Karakoram Tract, both territories claimed by India, but excludes Arunachal Pradesh which is administered by India but claimed by the PRC. The ROC-controlled island of Taiwan is not included.
3 / 4 (disputed)	United States	9,629,091	6.5%	Includes only the 50 states and the District of Columbia. UN figure includes Great Lakes and coastal water areas. The total area is listed as 9,826,630 km² by the CIA World Factbook,[2] which additionally includes territorial waters.[3] The total area is listed as 9,522,055 km² by the Encyclopædia Britannica,[4] and excludes coastal and territorial waters. Second-largest country in Western Hemisphere.
5	Brazil	8,514,877	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 in the Southern Hemisphere.
6	Australia	7,692,024	5.2%	Includes Cocos (Keeling) Islands (14 km²), Christmas Island (135 km²), Macquarie Island (128 km²), and Lord Howe Island (56 km²).[5] Excludes external territories of Ashmore and Cartier Islands (5 km²), Coral Sea Islands Territory (0.91 km²), and Heard and McDonald Islands (372 km²). Excludes claims on Antarctica (Australian Antarctic Territory, 6,119,818 km²). Australia is the only country that contains an entire continent. Largest country without a land-border to neighbours. Largest country in Oceania. Largest country wholly in the Southern Hemisphere.
7	India	3,287,263	2.3%	Figure includes 120,849 km² of disputed territories with Pakistan and China.[6] Third-largest country in Asia (after Russia and China).
8	Argentina	2,780,400	2%	Does not include claims on the Falkland Islands, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands and on Antarctica (969,000 km²). Second largest country in South America.
9	Kazakhstan	2,724,900	1.8%	Largest landlocked country in the world.[7][8] Second-largest among countries with part of territory in Europe (after Russia)
10	Sudan	2,505,813	1.7%	Largest country in Africa and in Arab World
11	Algeria	2,381,741	1.6%	Second-largest country in Africa
12	Democratic Republic of the Congo	2,344,858	1.6%	Third-largest country in Africa
13	Greenland	2,166,086	1.5%	A self-governing territory of Denmark. Largest island in the world. (Assuming continents are not counted as islands)
14	Saudi Arabia	2,000,000	1.4%	Exact size unknown, due to undefined borders with some of its neighbors. Largest country in the Middle East
15	Mexico	1,964,375	1.3%	Third-largest country in North America.
16	Indonesia	1,904,569	1.3%	Largest and most populous country situated only on islands. Also the largest country in South East Asia.
17	Libya	1,759,540	1.2%	Fourth-largest country in Africa.
18	Iran	1,648,195	1.1%	Second largest country in the Middle East.
19	Mongolia	1,564,100	1.1%	Second largest landlocked country in the world; previously first, before the dissolution of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics .
20	Peru	1,285,216	0.86%	Third-largest country in South America
21	Chad	1,284,000	0.86%
22	Niger	1,267,000	0.85%
23	Angola	1,246,700	0.85%
24	Mali	1,240,192	0.83%
25	South Africa	1,221,037	0.82%	Includes Prince Edward Islands (Marion Island and Prince Edward Island).
26	Colombia	1,138,914	0.76%	Colombian census figure is 1,141,748[9] which includes three special districts and San Andrés and Providencia islands (52 km²) (disputed territories with Nicaragua).
27	Ethiopia	1,104,300	0.74%	Excluding the Ilemi Triangle.
28	Bolivia	1,098,581	0.74%	Largest landlocked country wholly in the Western Hemisphere and in the Southern Hemisphere.
29	Mauritania	1,025,520	0.69%
30	Egypt	1,002,000	0.67%	Excluding the Hala'ib Triangle.
31	Tanzania	945,087	0.63%	Includes the islands of Mafia, Pemba, and Zanzibar.
32	Nigeria	923,768	0.62%
33	Venezuela	912,050	0.61%
34	Namibia	824,292	0.55%
35	Mozambique	801,590	0.54%
36	Pakistan	796,0951 881,9122	0.53% 0.59%	1 Excluding data for the Pakistan-held part of Jammu and Kashmir that are disputed with India. This region consists of the territories of Azad Kashmir (13,297 km²) and the Northern Areas (72,520 km²).[10] 2Includes Pakistani-administered disputed territories.
37	Turkey	783,562	0.53%	Third-largest among countries with part of territory in Europe (after Russia and Kazakhstan)
38	Chile	756,102	0.51%	Includes Easter Island (Isla de Pascua; Rapa Nui) and Isla Sala y Gómez, excludes claims on Antarctica (1,250,000 km²).
39	Zambia	752,618	0.51%
40	Myanmar	676,578	0.45%
41	Afghanistan	652,090	0.44%
42	Somalia	637,657	0.43%
43	France	632,760	0.43%	Largest country within the European Union and largest West European country. Includes the overseas departments of French Guiana (83,534 km²), Guadeloupe (1,629 km² excluding Saint Barthélemy and Saint Martin), Martinique (1,128 km²) and Réunion (2,504 km²), which the UN lists as separate entries. Metropolitan France covers 543,965 km².[11] The French Republic includes French overseas territories and covers 674,843 km², excluding claims on Antarctica (432,000 km²).
44	Central African Republic	622,984	0.42%
45	Ukraine	603,500	0.41%	Largest all-European country
46	Madagascar	587,041	0.39%
47	Botswana	582,000	0.39%
48	Kenya	580,367	0.39%
49	Yemen	527,968	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	Thailand	513,120	0.34%
51	Spain	505,992	0.34%	Third largest in Europe, second largest in western Europe. Includes mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and 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 Alborán almost midway between Morocco and Spain, all the latter being claimed by Morocco.
52	Turkmenistan	488,100	0.33%
53	Cameroon	475,442	0.32%
54	Papua New Guinea	462,840	0.31%	Second largest country in Oceania.
55	Sweden	450,295[12]	0.30%	Figure from Statistics Sweden. The UN figure (531,794 km²) includes territorial seawater. Includes Gotland and Öland. Fourth largest all-European country, after Ukraine, France and Spain.
56	Uzbekistan	447,400	0.30%	The larger of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world.
57	Morocco	446,550	0.30%	Excluding Western Sahara.
58	Iraq	438,317	0.29%
59	Paraguay	406,752	0.27%
60	Zimbabwe	390,757	0.26%
61	Japan	377,915	0.25%	Includes Ryukyu Islands (Nansei Islands), Daito Islands, Ogasawara Islands (Bonin Islands), Minami-Torishima (Marcus Island), Okino-Torishima and Volcano Islands (Kazan Islands); excludes the southern Kuril Islands.
62	Germany	357,022	0.24%	Fourth largest country within the European Union after France, Sweden and Spain. Before the German reunification took place on 3 October 1990, 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 Congo	342,000	0.23%
64	Finland	338,145	0.23%	Includes Åland Islands (1,552 km²).
65	Vietnam	331,689	0.22%
66	Malaysia	329,847	0.22%
67	Norway	323,802	0.22%	Includes mainland Norway only; excludes the integral overseas areas of Svalbard and Jan Mayen (62,422 km²) and the dependency of Bouvet Island (49 km²) and the Antarctic dependency claims of Queen Maud Land (2,500,000 km²) and Peter I Island (243 km²).
68	Côte d'Ivoire	322,463	0.22%
69	Poland	312,685	0.21%
70	Oman	309,500	0.21%
71	Italy	301,318	0.20%	Includes Sicily and Sardinia.
72	Philippines	300,000	0.20%
73	Ecuador	283,561	0.20%	Includes Galápagos Islands.
74	Burkina Faso	274,222	0.18%
75	New Zealand	270,467	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). Third largest country in Oceania
76	Gabon	267,668	0.18%
77	Western Sahara	266,000	0.18%	Administration is split between Morocco and the largely-unrecognized Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, both of which claim the entire territory (see Legal status of Western Sahara).
78	Guinea	245,857	0.17%
79	United Kingdom	242,900	0.16%	Comprises the four countries of England (130,422 km²), Scotland (78,133 km²), Wales (20,779 km²), and Northern Ireland (13,576 km²).[13] Excludes the three Crown dependencies (768 km²) and British Overseas Territories (1,742,857 km²)
80	Uganda	241,038	0.16%
81	Ghana	238,533	0.16%
82	Romania	238,391	0.16%
83	Laos	236,800	0.16%
84	Guyana	214,969	0.14%
85	Belarus	208,000	0.14%	Second-largest landlocked country in Europe (after Kazakhstan).
86	Kyrgyzstan	199,951	0.13%
87	Senegal	196,722	0.13%
88	Syria	185,180 183,885	0.12% 0.12%	The higher figure includes the Golan Heights.
89	Cambodia	181,035	0.12%
90	Uruguay	176,215	0.12%	Second smallest country in South America.
91	Suriname	163,820	0.11%	Smallest country in South America.
92	Tunisia	163,610	0.11%
93	Nepal	147,181	0.10%
94	Bangladesh	143,998	0.10%
95	Tajikistan	143,100	0.10%
96	Greece	131,957	0.09%
97	North Korea	120,538	0.08%
98	Nicaragua	120,340	0.09%	Excludes San Andrés y Providencia islands (disputed territories with Colombia). Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America.
99	Malawi	118,484	0.08%
100	Eritrea	117,600	0.08%	Includes Badme region.
101	Benin	112,622	0.08%
102	Honduras	112,492	0.08%
103	Liberia	111,369	0.07%
104	Bulgaria	110,879	0.07%
105	Cuba	109,886	0.07%	Largest and most populous country in the Caribbean
106	Guatemala	108,889	0.07%
107	Iceland	103,000	0.07%
108	South Korea	99,678	0.07%	Official figure as of September 2008 is 100,032 km² [14]
109	Hungary	93,028	0.06%
110	Portugal	92,090	0.06%	Includes Azores and Madeira Islands.
111	Jordan	89,342	0.06%
112	Serbia	88,361	0.05%	UN area figure includes  Kosovo, which has a total area of 10,887 km².[15] Kosovo recently unilaterally declared itself independent to partial recognition; Serbia, Russia, China and others object. The area of Serbia without Kosovo is 77,474 km².[16]
113	Azerbaijan	86,600	0.06%	Includes the exclave of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic and the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.
114	Austria	83,871	0.06%
115	United Arab Emirates	83,600	0.06%
116	Czech Republic	78,867	0.05%
117	Panama	75,517	0.05%
118	Sierra Leone	71,740	0.05%
119	Ireland	70,273	0.05%
120	Georgia	69,700	0.05%	UN area figure includes the disputed territories of  Abkhazia and  South Ossetia, both of which are de facto independent from Georgia but whose independence has only been recognized by Russia and Nicaragua. The area of Abkhazia is 8,640 km² and that of South Ossetia is 3,900 km².[citation needed]
121	Sri Lanka	65,610	0.04%
122	Lithuania	65,300	0.04%
123	Latvia	64,589	0.04%
124	Svalbard and Jan Mayen	62,422	0.04%
125	Togo	56,785	0.04%
126	Croatia	56,594	0.04%
127	Bosnia and Herzegovina	51,197	0.03%
128	Costa Rica	51,100	0.03%	Includes Isla del Coco.
129	Slovakia	49,035	0.03%
130	Dominican Republic	48,310	0.03%
131	Estonia	45,228	0.03%	Includes 1,520 islands in the Baltic Sea.
132	Denmark	43,094	0.03%	Includes Denmark proper only; the entire Kingdom of Denmark, including Greenland and Faroe Islands covers 2,220,093 km² and would be 13th.
133	Netherlands	41,543	0.03%	Includes the Netherlands proper only; the entire Kingdom of the Netherlands covers 42,437 km².
134	Switzerland	41,284	0.03%	Includes state forests and communanzas (7.15 km²) - note that these are excluded by the UN Demographic Yearbook.
135	Bhutan	38,394	0.03%
136	Taiwan (Republic of China)	36,188[17]	0.02%	Includes only the territories under the control of the ROC, namely Taiwan, Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu.
137	Guinea-Bissau	36,125	0.02%
138	Moldova	33,851	0.02%	Includes  Transnistria (Pridnestrovie).
139	Belgium	30,528	0.02%
140	Lesotho	30,355	0.02%
141	Armenia	29,743	0.02%
142	Solomon Islands	28,896	0.02%
143	Albania	28,748	0.02%
144	Equatorial Guinea	28,051	0.02%
145	Burundi	27,834	0.02%
146	Haiti	27,750	0.02%
147	Rwanda	26,338	0.02%
148	Republic of Macedonia	25,713	0.02%
149	Djibouti	23,200	0.02%
150	Belize	22,966	0.02%
151	El Salvador	21,041	0.01%
152	Israel	22,072	0.01%	Including East Jerusalem and the Golan Heights; excluding the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
153	Slovenia	20,273	0.01%
154	New Caledonia	18,575	0.01%	French dependency.
155	Fiji	18,274	0.01%	Fourth largest country in Oceania (excluding French dependency New Caledonia).
156	Kuwait	17,818	0.01%
157	Swaziland	17,364	0.01%
158	East Timor	14,874	>0.01%
159	The Bahamas	13,943	>0.01%
160	Montenegro	13,812	>0.01%
161	Vanuatu	12,189	>0.01%	Fifth largest country in Oceania (excluding French dependency New Caledonia).
162	Falkland Islands	12,173	>0.01%	British Overseas Territory. Claimed by Argentina. Excludes South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
163	Qatar	11,586	>0.01%
164	The Gambia	11,295	>0.01%	Smallest country on continental Africa.
165	Jamaica	10,991	>0.01%
166	Lebanon	10,400	<0.01%
167	Cyprus	9,251	<0.01%	Includes  Northern Cyprus (only recognized by Turkey) and Akrotiri and Dhekelia (British Sovereign Base Areas).
168	Puerto Rico	8,870	<0.01%	Commonwealth of the United States.
169	Palestinian territories	6,020	<0.01%	The figure consists of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
170	Brunei	5,765	<0.01%
171	Trinidad and Tobago	5,130	<0.01%
172	Cape Verde	4,033	<0.01%
173	French Polynesia	4,000	<0.01%	French overseas collectivity.
174	Samoa	2,831	<0.01%
175	Luxembourg	2,586	<0.01%
176	Comoros	2,235	<0.01%	Listed figure includes Mayotte (373 km²). Mayotte is de facto an overseas collectivity of France and is not under the sovereignty of Comoros.
177	Mauritius	2,040	<0.01%	Includes Agalega Islands, Cargados Carajos Shoals (Saint Brandon), and Rodrigues.
178	Faroe Islands	1,393	<0.01%	A self-governing territory of Denmark.
179	São Tomé and Príncipe	964	<0.01%	Second smallest country in Africa.
180	Turks and Caicos Islands	948	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory. Area includes protected waters.
181	Netherlands Antilles	800	<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).
182	Dominica	751	<0.01%	Largest island in the OECS
183	Tonga	747	<0.01%
184	Bahrain	741	<0.01%
185	Kiribati	726	<0.01%	Includes three island groups - Gilbert Islands, Line Islands, Phoenix Islands.
186	Federated States of Micronesia	702	<0.01%	Includes Pohnpei (Ponape), Chuuk (Truk) Islands, Yap Islands, and Kosrae (Kosaie).
187	Singapore	699	<0.01%	UN figure is as of 2005. Official area in 2007 is 707.1 km². Second smallest country in Asia.[18]
188	Isle of Man	572	<0.01%	British Crown dependency.
189	Guam	549	<0.01%	Organized unincorporated territory of the USA.
190	Saint Lucia	539	<0.01%
191	Andorra	468	<0.01%	Biggest country lacking an (international) airport.
192	Northern Mariana Islands	464	<0.01%	Commonwealth in political union with the USA; includes 14 islands including Saipan, Rota, and Tinian.
193	Palau	459	<0.01%
194	Seychelles	455	<0.01%	Smallest country in Africa.
195	Antigua and Barbuda	442	<0.01%	Includes Redonda, 1.6 km².
196	Barbados	430	<0.01%
197	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	389	<0.01%
198	United States Virgin Islands	347	<0.01%	Unincorporated, organized territory of the USA.
199	Grenada	344	<0.01%	Second smallest nation in North America.
200	Malta	316	<0.01%	Made up of Comino, Gozo and Malta Island is the smallest country of the European Union.
201	Maldives	298	<0.01%	Smallest country in Asia.
202	Cayman Islands	264	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory.
203	Saint Kitts and Nevis	261	<0.01%	Smallest nation in North America and in the Western Hemisphere.
204	Niue	260	<0.01%	Self-governing nation in free association with New Zealand.
205	Saint Pierre and Miquelon	242	<0.01%	French overseas collectivity; includes eight small islands in the Saint Pierre and the Miquelon groups.
206	Cook Islands	236	<0.01%	Self-governing in free association with New Zealand.
207	American Samoa	199	<0.01%	Unorganized, unincorporated territory of the USA; includes Rose Island and Swains Island.
208	Marshall Islands	181	<0.01%	Includes the atolls of Bikini, Enewetak, Kwajalein, Majuro, Rongelap, and Utirik.
209	Aruba	180	<0.01%	Self-governing part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
210	Liechtenstein	160	<0.01%	The smaller of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world. Smallest country in the world that borders more than one other country.
211	British Virgin Islands	151	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory; comprising 16 inhabited and more than 20 uninhabited islands; includes the island of Anegada.
212	Wallis and Futuna	142	<0.01%	French overseas collectivity; includes Île Uvéa (Wallis Island), Île Futuna (Futuna Island), Île Alofi, and 20 islets.
213	Saint Helena	122	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory; excluding dependencies.
214	Jersey	116	<0.01%	British Crown dependency.
215	Montserrat	102	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory.
216	Tristan da Cunha	98	<0.01%	Dependency of St Helena (UK). Area refers to the main island only (the only inhabited island). Total area is 201 km².[19]
217	Anguilla	91	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory.
218	Ascension Island	88	<0.01%	Dependency of the British Overseas Territory of Saint Helena.
219	Guernsey	78	<0.01%	British Crown dependency; includes Alderney, Guernsey, Herm, Sark, and some other smaller islands.
220	San Marino	61	<0.01%
221	Bermuda	54	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory.
222	Saint Martin	53[20]	<0.01%	French overseas collectivity
223	Norfolk Island	36	<0.01%	Self-governing area of Australia.
224	Tuvalu	26	<0.01%	Smallest independent Commonwealth state, smallest country in the world that consists of two or more loose parts and second smallest country in Oceania.
225	Nauru	21	<0.01%	Smallest republic in the world, smallest country outside Europe, smallest country with an (international) airport in the world, only country in Oceania that consists of only one island, smallest island nation in the world, and third smallest country in the world.
225	Saint Barthélemy	21[21]	<0.01%	French overseas collectivity
227	Tokelau	12	<0.01%	Territory of New Zealand.
228	Gibraltar	6	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory claimed by Spain. Smallest country or territory with an (international) airport in the world.
229	Pitcairn Islands	5	<0.01%	British Overseas Territory and smallest dependent territory of the world.
230	Monaco	1.95[22]	<0.01%	Smallest UN member state, second smallest country of the world and in Europe. Smallest country in the world that borders both sea and another country. Most densely populated sovereign country.
231	Vatican City	0.44	<0.01%	Smallest country in the world. Home of the Pope and the governing body of the Roman Catholic Church.

^a Source, unless otherwise specified:

(pdf)Demographic Yearbook—Table 3: Population by sex, rate of population increase, surface area and density, United Nations Statistics Division, 2006, http://unstats.un.org/unsd/demographic/products/dyb/dyb2006/Table03.pdf, retrieved on 13 August 2008 

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[edit] See also

• List of political and geographic subdivisions by total area
• List of major geographic bodies by area
• List of islands by area
• Orders of magnitude (area)
• List of island countries by area

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