Largest countries in europe by population
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The country’s population is equivalent to 0.72% of the total world population.
6. Despite being near the Arctic, residents experience relatively mild weather in the coastal areas.
Its 2025 population is estimated at 18,346,819 people at mid-year and the recent population is equivalent to 0.22% of the total world population.
Other populous European countries include Belgium, Czech Republic, Sweden, Portugal, Greece, Hungary, Austria, Belarus, Switzerland, and Bulgaria.
Sweden - 438,574 km2
Sweden covers a total land area of 438,574 square kilometers. Again there is a large gap between 8th-ranked Poland and 9th-ranked Romania, as Ukraine's population is almost double that of Romania.
d: Transcontinental - Excluding Ceuta (19 km2), Melilla (12 km2), and the Canary Islands (7,493 km2).
Germany - 357,587 km2
Germany, at 357,587 square kilometers, offers a diverse landscape network, including the Alps, the North German Plain, and central forested regions.
p: Contiguously Transcontinental - The Guba-Khachmaz Economic Region comprises Azerbaijan's land north of the Caucasus.
The Scandinavian nation is home to a unique blend of mountain ranges, boreal forests, and tundra in the north. Total area is 633,109 km2 when including Overseas departments (89,168 km2). These 28 countries/territories account for two-thirds of the Europe population. This area is also home to some of the most ethereal and beautiful auroras (commonly known as Northern Lights) on the planet.
It shares its borders with seven countries. On the other hand, eight countries are within the top 50 world population ranking.
Out of 50 countries/territories, the population of 22 would increase and 28 countries would decrease in 2025.
7. The French-speaking nation ranks as the largest country in the European Union and the third-largest in Europe.
The United Kingdom, France, and Italy complete the top five list. Overall area is 2,724,902 km2. By 2100, the United Kingdom will replace Germany in the 2nd spot.
The Holy See will remain the least populous country until 2100.
The Largest Countries In Europe
Europe stretches across an estimated 10 million km2 and has a population of about 743 million people.
Discussed in this article are the 10 most populated European countries according to statistics from Worldometer.
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