53 hàng · Below is a list of European states, in order of their geographical area. As a continent, Europe's total geographical area is about ten million square kilometres. Some states (marked *) are transcontinental countries.Those are ranked according to the size of their European part only.

29/11/2010 · Europe is made up of 46 countries that range in size from some of the largest in the world (Russia) to some of the smallest (Vatican City, Monaco). The population of Europe is about 742 million (United Nations 2017 Population Division figure), and for a landmass of about 3.9 million square miles (10.1 sq km), it has a density of 187.7 people per square mile.

11/12/2020 · Russia is the largest country in Europe by land area. The total surface area of Europe is approximately 3,930,000 square miles and the population as of 2016 was 741,447,158, which was 11% of the world’s population. Europe covers about 2% of the whole surface of Earth and 6.8% of the land area.

Russia is the biggest country in Europe, It cover an area of 3,995,200 sq km (39.0%), followed by Ukraine in 603,628 sq km (5.9%), France in 551,695 sq km (5.4%), Spain in 498,511 sq km (4.9%), Sweden in 450,295 sq km (4.4%), Norway in 385,178 sq km (3.8%), Germany in 357,386 sq km (3.5%), Finland in 338,145 sq km. (3.3%), Poland in 312,685 sq km.

How Many Countries in Europe. As of 2020, there are 45 countries in the continent of Europe. There is great diversity between the sizes of each and we can find the small Vatican (0.44 km 2), Monaco (0.44 km 2), San Marino (61.2 km 2), Liechtenstein (160 km 2) and the Principality of Andorra (468 km 2). Transcontinental countries in Europe

28/01/2021 · The rest of the area is covered in water. The US is about half the size of Russia and the continent of South America, sligthly larger than Brazil and China, and over twice the size of the European Union. China is the largest country in Asia and the world’s fourth-largest country, with an area of approximately 9.6 million km 2.

When the euro was first introduced in 1999 – as 'book' money –, the euro area was made up of 11 of the then 15 EU Member States. Greece joined in 2001, just one year before the cash changeover, followed by Slovenia in 2007, Cyprus and Malta in 2008, Slovakia in 2009, Estonia in 2011, Latvia in 2014 and Lithuania in 2015.