Monday, March 31, 2014

Small countries of the world

Amazing facts about small countries of the world

    File:St Peter's Square, Vatican City - April 2007.jpg
  • Vatican City is the smallest nation in the world and is landlocked by a single country, in fact, within a single city. Vatican city is enclosed all sides by Rome 
  • It is the seat of the Pope, head of the catholic church
  • Nauru is the smallest republic in the world and the third smallest nation in the world. It is very remote with its nearest nation as Kiribati 300 Kilometers.
  • Nauru doesn't have an official capital but Yaren state is regarded the capital by some people
  • Monaco is the Second smallest country in the world
  • It is the smallest country with a coastline
  • Its flag is identical to that of Indonesia but they differ by dimensions
  • Monaco is the most densely populated country in the world
  • Monaco has the largest police force, 515 for 35000 residents
  • San Marino sometimes challenges Nauru as the smallest republic,though it is larger and claims to be the oldest surviving constitutional republic
  • Just like Vatican, it is landlocked within Italy
  • Liechtenstein is one of the only two double landlocked countries and the only one in Europe
  • Tuvalu is recognised by many organisations as the country with least GDP
  • Saint Kitts and Nevis is the smallest country in the Americas by Population and area
  • Maldives is the smallest country in Asia by both area and population
  • It is also the smallest member of SAARC
  • Maldives is the lowest country in the world because of which it is predicted that Maldives might get submerged in the Indian ocean
  • Malta is the smallest member of the European Union by area and population
  • Its capital is also the smallest among the capitals of countries of the EU

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