How big is the smallest country in Europe?

Answer 1

The smallest countries in Europe are:

1. Vatican City at .2 sq. mi.
2. Monaco at .7 sq. mi.
3. San Marino at 24 sq. mi.
4. Liechtenstein at 62 sq. mi.
5. Malta at 122 sq. mi.

Answer 2

The smallest country in Europe (and on the world) is Vatican City. Vatican City is only 0.44 sq km (0.17 sq mi). It is situated in Rome and is the city of the Pope (which makes him head of state of Vatican City).

The smallest country not related to the Church is Monaco, in Southern France. 2 sq km (0.77 sq mi).

Answer 3

The smallest country in Europe (in the world in fact) is the independent state of the Vatican City. The Vatican City is 0.2 square miles in size and has a population of 770 people. No permanent residents live here however.

(Statistics were taken from about.com Geography website which is dated November 2010)

Answer 4

Vatican City is the smallest by size because it only has .17 square miles.

Answer 5

The smallest nation in Europe (and the world) is the Vatican City in Rome. It has the smallest area and population of any sovereign state.

Answer 6

The Vatican City has an area of 0.17 square miles (0.44 square km) and a population of 829.

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Answer 7

Vatican City which is surrounded completely by the city of Rome.

Answer 8

The smallest country is Vatican City