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France is the largest with an area of 260,558 sq mi (674,843 km²) Spain is the second largest with an area of 195,364 sq mi (504,030 km²)

Germany is the third largest with an area of 137,847 sq mi (357,021 km²) Poland is the smallest with an area of 312,679 km² 120,726 sq mi (312,679 km²)

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