Why does Vatican City have the smallest population in Europe?

Answer 1

Simply put: it has a zero percent increase by birthrate, as every citizen is a higher ranked member of the Roman Catholic clergy, for all of whom celibacy & chastity is a sworn oath of office. However, the Death Rate is commensurate with the population mix, so you have a higher death rate than Birth Rate (by far) & the only increase is by Immigration (so to speak, it's actually from hierarchal promotions/invitations given out when the need to replace someone who died arises.

Answer 2

Vatican City is the smallest city and country in the world. :)

Answer 3

Yes, Vatican City is the smallest country in the world. It is .2 square miles and has a population of 770 people, none of whom are permanent residents.

Answer 4

Yes, Vatican City has an area of 0.44 km squared. It is entirely surrounded by the city of Rome in Italy.

Answer 5

The Vatican has a total area of 0.17 square mile, the smallest area of any country in the world.

Answer 6

Yes, the Vatican, at 109 acres, is the smallest country in the world.

Answer 7

Yes, the Vatican is officially the smallest country.

Answer 8

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Answer 9

True.