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Population of Monaco?
The population of Monaco is approximately 39,000 people. It is one of the smallest countries in the world in terms of population.
What is the smallest of the Scandinavian countries?
Denmark is the smallest of the Scandinavian countries in terms of land area and population.
What countries has the smallest population?
The Seychellas island with a population of 70000 people.
Smallest countries population wise?
One of them is monaco
Which central American country has the smallest population?
Belize has the smallest population among Central American countries, with around 400,000 people.
What countries in the british isles have a low population?
There are only two countries, United Kingdom and Ireland; of the two Ireland has the smallest population.
What are the europeans countries that are the smallest in land area and in population?
Vatican City
What are the smallest and biggest countries in the world?
The smallest country in the world is Vatican City, near Italy, population is about 1,000. The biggest country in the world is Russia, population is about 142,905,200.Answers.com
What is the population of the smallest county in Ohio?
According to census.gov, Vinton County, Ohio, has the least population at 13,372 people in 2007.
Is the Philippines one of the smallest countries?
Are you speaking about square mileage or population? Although it's made up of lots of different islands, the Philippines includes about 300,000 square kilometers (115,831 square miles) of land. That's not so small. The population numbers more than 97 million people (as of July 2007). That's also not very small.
Which city is the smallest in the US?
Maza, North Dakota population 5 nope it's greenhorn Oregon population 2007: 2
What are the two smallest countries in Oceania?
The two smallest countries by area in Oceania are Tuvalu and Nauru, with just 26km squared and 21km squared respectively. However, by population Niue and the Pitcairn Islands are the smallest with just 1190 and 56 people respectively.
