Tuesday 31 July 2012

Different Types of Awards (India & World)


Different Types of Awards (India & World)

Nobel Prize
• It is the most coveted international award of the world.
• It was instituted by the inventor of dynamite, Alfred Bernard Nobel (1833-96)
• The award is given on Dec.10, which is the death anniversary of its founder.
• Nobel made a trust from the money that he earned through the patent of his invention whose interest is used to give the money for the Nobel Prizes.
• Nobel Prize is given every year to those eminent person who have made pioneering achievements in the field of Physics, Chemistry, Medicine, Peace, Literature and Economics. 
• Apart from Economics, all other categories have been given since 1901. Economics Nobel Prize was in 1967 and was first given in 1969.

Other Awards and Prizes

Pulitzer Prize
• It was instituted in 1970 and named after the US Publisher Joseph Pulitzer.
• It is conferred annually in the USA for accomplishments in journalism, literature and music.

Magsaysay Awards
• They were instituted in 1957 and named after Ramon Magsaysay, the late President of Philippines, who died in an air crash.
• This award is given annually on August 31, for outstanding contributions to Public service, community leadership, journalism, literature and creative arts and international understanding.
• They are often regarding as the Nobel Prize of Asia.

Booker Prize
• It is the highest literary award given to the authors of British, Irish and Commonwealth countries.
• It is instituted in 1968 by the Booker Company and the British Publishers Association along the lines of Pulitzer Prize of US.
• Booker Prize has been renamed as Man Booker Prize, as the sponsorship has been taken by the Man Group, an international stockbroker.

Jawaharlal Nehru Award for International Understanding 
• It was instituted in 1965 by the Government of India.
• It is given annually to persons for outstanding contributions to the promotion of international understanding and goodwill among the people of the world.

Oscar Awards
• These awards were instituted in 1929 and conferred annually by the Academy of Motion Pictures in USA.
• These are considered the most prestigious award in the cinema world.
• The first Indian to get an Oscar was Bhanu Athaiya for the movie ‘Gandhi’.
• Satyajit Ray was the First Indian who was awarded Oscar for lifetime achievements in cinema in 1992.

Right Livelihood Award
• It was instituted in 1980 by the Right Livelihood Society, London.
• It is renowned as alternate Nobel Award to promote and contribute in the field of environment and social justice.

Mahatma Gandhi Peace Prize
• It was instituted in 1995 by the Government of India.
• It is presented for international peace on the lines of Nobel Prize.

UNESCO Peace Prize
• It is presented by United Nation Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) for extraordinary contribution for international peace.

UNESCO Human Right Award
• It is also presented by UNESCO for contributions in the field of Human Rights Awareness.
• It is given every alternate year.

UN Human Right Award
• It is presented by United Nation (UN) for personal contribution for the cause of human rights.
• It is presented every sixth year.

World Food Prize
• It is presented by Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), one of the branches of UNO, for the cause of agriculture and food development.

Olympic Gold Order
• It is presented by the International Olympic Committee for distinguished services in the development of the OLYMPIC MOVEMENT.

Indira Gandhi Award for International Peace, Disarmament and Development
• It is presented by Indira Gandhi Memorial Fund for specialized contribution in the filed of International disarmament and development.

Bharat Ratna
• It is the highest civilian award of India. It is presented by the Government of India.
• It is presented for exceptional public service and rarest achievements in the field of art, literature and science.
• It was instituted in 1954 and the first recipient was Dr. Radhakrishnan.
• Padma Vibhushan is the second highest civilian award for distinguished services in any field including Government service.
• Padma Bhushan and Padma Shree are the other important civilian awards.

Bhartiya Jnanpeeth Awards
• It was instituted in 1965 and is given for distinguished works in any reconised language by a scholar.

Sahitya Akademi Award
• It was instituted in 1955 and is given for any exclusive writing in any of the 22 languages including English literature during last 5 years.

Murtidevi Award
• It was constituted in 1948 and is given in any Indian language or English literature, for distinguished contribution to Indian values.

Saraswati Samman
• It was instituted in 1991 by the K. K. Birla Foundation and is given for any distinguished literary work made during last 10 years in any of the Indian language.

Tansen Awards
• These awards are given by the Government of Madhya Pradesh for the outstanding contribution in the field of music.

Vyas Samman
• It was instituted in 1992 by K. K. Birla Foundation for outstanding contribution to Hindi literature.

Iqbal Samman
• These awards are given by the Government of Madhya Pradesh for the outstanding contribution in the field of literature.

Shanti Swarup Bhatnagar Awards
• These awards are given to the Indian scientist for their exceptional performance.

R. D. Birla Award
• These awards are given in the field of medical sciences.

Dhanvantri Award
• These awards are given for the extra ordinary performance in medical sciences.

Arjuna Awards
• These were instituted in 1961and given by Sports Ministry, Government of India.
• These are given for the special achievements in different types of sports.

Dronacharya Awards
• These were instituted in 1985 and given by Sports Ministry, Government of India.
• These are given to sports coaches.

Rajiv Gandhi Khel Ratna
• It was instituted in 1962 and is presented for commendable display by the players.

Gallantry Awards
• Param Vir Chakra : It is India’s highest award for bravery. 
• Mahavir Chakra : It is the second highest gallantry award. 
• Vir Chakra : It is the third highest gallantry award. 
• Ashok Chakra : It is the highest peace-time gallantry award.

Sunday 29 July 2012

Countries of the World by Area



Countries by Area

Rank
Country / TerritoryArea (km²)% of Total
Continent/RegionNotes
earth symbolEarth148,940,000100%Solar System




1
Russia17,098,24211.5%Asia /Europe
2
Canada9,984,6706.7%America, North
3
United States9,629,0916.5%America, North

PR China9,598,0946.4%Asia, Eastern
5
Brazil8,514,8775.7%America, South
6
Australia7,692,0245.2%Australia/Oceania
7
India3,287,2632.3%Asia, South-Central
8
Argentina2,780,4002%America, South
9
Kazakhstan2,724,9001.8%Asia, South-Central
10
Sudan (and South Sudan comined)2,505,8131.7%Africa, Northern
11
Algeria2,381,7411.6%Africa, NorthernLargest country in Africa
12
Democratic Republic of the Congo(Kinshasa)2,344,8581.6%Africa, CentralThird-largest country in Africa
13
Greenland2,166,0861.5%Europe, NorthernSelf-governing territory of Denmark. Largest island in the world.
14
Saudi Arabia2,000,0001.4%Middle EastLargest country in the Middle East
15
Mexico1,964,3751.3%America, NorthernThird-largest country in North America.
16
Indonesia1,904,5691.3%Asia, South-EastLargest and most populous country situated only on islands. Also the largest country in South East Asia.
17
Libya1,759,5401.2%Africa, Northern
18
Iran1,648,1951.1%Asia, South-Central
19
Mongolia1,564,1001.1%Asia, Eastern
20
Peru1,285,2160.86%America, SouthThird-largest country in South America
21
Chad1,284,0000.86%Africa, Central
22
Niger1,267,0000.85%Africa, Western
23
Angola1,246,7000.85%Africa, Central
24
Mali1,240,1920.83%Africa, Western
25
South Africa1,221,0370.82%Africa, SouthernIncludes Prince Edward Islands (Marion Island and Prince Edward Island).
26
Colombia1,138,9140.76%America, SouthColombian census figure is 1,141,748 which includes three special districts and San Andrés and Providencia islands (52 km²) (disputed territories with Nicaragua).
27
Ethiopia1,104,3000.74%Africa, Eastern
28
Bolivia1,098,5810.74%America, South
29
Mauritania1,030,0000.69%Africa, Western
30
Egypt1,002,0000.67%Africa, NorthernExcluding the disputed region Hala'ib Triangle (20,580 km²).
31
Tanzania945,0870.63%Africa, EasternIncludes the islands of Mafia, Pemba, and Zanzibar.
32
Nigeria923,7680.62%Africa, Western
33
Venezuela912,0500.61%America, South
34
Namibia824,2920.55%Africa, Southern
35
Mozambique801,5900.54%Africa, Eastern
36
Pakistan796,0950.53%Asia, South-CentralExcludes all disputed territories.
37
Turkey783,5620.53%Western Asia, Southern EuropeThird-largest among countries with part of territory in Europe (after Russia and Kazakhstan)
38
Chile756,1020.51%America, SouthIncludes Easter Island (Isla de Pascua; Rapa Nui) and Isla Sala y Gómez, excludes claims on Antarctica (1,250,000 km²).
39
Zambia752,6180.51%Africa, Eastern
40
Myanmar676,5780.45%Asia, South-East
41
Afghanistan652,0900.44%Asia, South-Central
42
Somalia637,6570.43%Africa, Eastern
43
Central African Republic622,9840.42%Africa, Central
44
Ukraine603,5000.41%Europe, EasternLargest all-European country, fourth largest among countries with part of territory in Europe (after Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkey).
45
Madagascar587,0410.39%Africa, Eastern
46
Botswana582,0000.39%Africa, Southern
47
Kenya580,0000.39%Africa, Eastern
48
France551,5000.37%Europe, WesternMetropolitan France (European France including Corsica) only. The French Republic including French overseas territories covers 674,843 km².
49
Yemen527,9680.35%Middle EastIncludes the islands of Perim and Socotra.
50
Thailand513,1200.34%Asia, South-East
51
Spain505,9920.34%Europe, SouthernSixth largest in Europe, second largest in western Europe. Includes mainland Spain, the Balearic Islands and Canary Islands, as well as the Spanish possessions (Plazas de Soberanía) off the coast of Morocco (Ceuta, Melilla, Islas Chafarinas, Peñón de Alhucemas, and Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera), and Isla de Alborán almost midway between Morocco and Spain, all the latter being claimed by Morocco.
52
Turkmenistan488,1000.33%Asia, South-Central
53
Cameroon475,4420.32%Africa, Central
54
Papua New Guinea462,8400.31%Oceania, MelanesiaSecond largest country in Oceania.
55
Sweden450,0000.30%Europe, NorthernIncludes Gotland and Öland.
56
Uzbekistan447,4000.30%Asia, South-CentralThe larger of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world.
57
Morocco446,5500.30%Africa, NorthernExcluding Western Sahara.
58
Iraq438,3170.29%Middle East
59
Paraguay406,7520.27%America, South
60
Zimbabwe390,7570.26%Africa, Eastern
61
Japan377,9150.25%Asia, EasternIncludes Ryukyu Islands (Nansei Islands), Daito Islands, Ogasawara Islands (Bonin Islands), Minami-Torishima (Marcus Island), Okino-Torishima and Volcano Islands (Kazan Islands); excludes the southern Kuril Islands.
62
Germany357,0220.24%Europe, WesternEB: 357,046
63
Republic of the Congo (Brazzaville)342,0000.23%Africa, Central
64
Finland338,1450.23%Europe, NorthernIncludes Åland Islands (1,552 km²).
65
Vietnam331,6890.22%Asia, South-East
66
Malaysia329,8470.22%Asia, South-East
67
Norway323,8020.22%Europe, NorthernMainland Norway only; not included the overseas areas of Svalbard and Jan Mayen (62,422 km²) and the dependency of Bouvet Island (49 km²) and the Antarctic dependency claims of Queen Maud Land (2,500,000 km²) and Peter I Island (243 km²).
68
Côte d'Ivoire322,4630.22%Africa, Western
69
Poland312,6850.21%Europe, Eastern
70
Oman309,5000.21%Middle East
71
Italy301,3180.20%Europe, Southern301,340 km² (CIA World Factbook.)
72
Philippines300,0000.20%Asia, South-East
73
Ecuador283,5610.20%America, SouthIncludes Galápagos Islands.
74
Burkina Faso274,2220.18%Africa, Western
75
New Zealand270,4670.18%Oceania;AustraliaIncludes Antipodes Islands, Auckland Islands, Bounty Islands, Campbell Island, Chatham Islands, and Kermadec Islands. Excludes Niue (260 km²), the Cook Islands (236 km²) and Tokelau (12 km²), as well as the Antarctic claim of Ross Dependency (450,000 km²). Third largest country in Oceania.
76
Gabon267,6680.18%Africa, Central
77
Western Sahara266,0000.18%Africa, NorthernLargely occupied by Morocco, some territory administered by the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic.
78
Guinea245,8570.17%Africa, Western
79
United Kingdom242,9000.16%Europe, NorthernNot included are the three Crown dependencies (768 km²) of the islands of Jersey, Guernsey and Isle of Man, and British Overseas Territories (1,742,857 km²)
80
Uganda241,0380.16%Africa, Eastern
81
Ghana238,5330.16%Africa, Western
82
Romania238,3910.16%Europe, Eastern
83
Lao PDR236,8000.16%Asia, South-East
84
Guyana214,9690.14%South America, Northern
85
Belarus208,0000.14%Europe, EasternSecond-largest landlocked country in Europe (after Kazakhstan).
86
Kyrgyzstan199,9510.13%Asia, South-Central
87
Senegal196,7220.13%Africa, Western
88
Syria185,1800.12%Middle EastIncludes the Golan Heights.
89
Cambodia181,0350.12%Asia, South-East
90
Uruguay176,2150.12%America, South
91
Suriname163,8200.11%America, SouthSmallest country in South America.
92
Tunisia163,6100.11%Africa, Northern
93
Nepal147,1810.10%Asia, South-Central
94
Bangladesh143,9980.10%Asia, South-Central
95
Tajikistan143,1000.10%Asia, South-Central
96
Nicaragua130,3700.09%America, CentralExcludes San Andrés y Providencia islands (disputed territories with Colombia). Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America.
97
Greece131,9570.09%Europe, Southern
98
North Korea120,5380.08%Asia, Eastern
99
Malawi118,4840.08%Africa, Eastern
100
Eritrea117,6000.08%Africa, EasternIncludes Badme region.
101
Benin112,6220.08%Africa, Western
102
Honduras112,4920.08%America, Central
103
Liberia111,3690.07%Africa, Western
104
Bulgaria110,8790.07%Europe, Eastern
105
Cuba109,8860.07%CaribbeanCuba is the largest and most populous country/island in the Caribbean.
106
Guatemala108,8890.07%America, Central
107
Iceland103,0000.07%Europe, Northern
108
South Korea99,6780.07%Asia, Eastern
109
Hungary93,0280.06%Europe, Eastern
110
Portugal92,0900.06%Europe, SouthernIncludes Azores and Madeira Islands.
111
Jordan89,3420.06%Middle East
112
Azerbaijan86,6000.06%Asia, WesternIncludes the exclave of Nakhichevan Autonomous Republic and the Republic of Nagorno-Karabakh.
113
French Guiana83,5340.06%America, SouthFormer French overseas département. Became a French region and was made part of France proper.
114
Austria83,8710.06%Europe, Western
115
United Arab Emirates83,6000.06%Middle East
116
Czech Republic78,8670.05%Europe, Eastern
117
Serbia77,4740.05%Europe, SouthernThis figure does not include Kosovo, which recently unilaterally declared itself independent to partial recognition; Serbia, Russia, China and others object. Including Kosovo, which is still claimed by Serbia, the total area is 88,361 km², ranking Serbia at 113.
118
Panama75,5170.05%America, Central
119
Sierra Leone71,7400.05%Africa, Western
120
Ireland (Republic of)70,2730.05%Europe, NorthernThe island of Ireland has an area of 84,421 km².
121
Georgia69,7000.05%Asia, WesternIncludes Abkhazia (8,600 km²) and South Ossetia
122
Sri Lanka65,6100.04%Asia, South-Central
123
Lithuania65,3000.04%Europe, Northern
124
Latvia64,5890.04%Europe, Northern
125
Svalbard and Jan Mayen62,4220.04%Europe, Northern
126
Togo56,7850.04%Africa, Western
127
Croatia56,5940.04%Europe, Southern
128
Bosnia and Herzegovina51,1970.03%Europe, Southern
129
Costa Rica51,1000.03%America, CentralIncludes Isla del Coco.
130
Slovakia49,0350.03%Europe, Eastern
131
Dominican Republic48,3100.03%Caribbean
132
Estonia45,2270.03%Europe, NorthernIncludes Estonia's 1,520 islands in the Baltic Sea.
133
Denmark43,0940.03%Europe, NorthernIncludes Denmark proper only; the entire Kingdom of Denmark, including Greenland and Faroe Islands covers 2,220,093 km² and would be 13th.
134
Netherlands41,5430.03%Europe, WesternIncludes the Netherlands proper only; the entire Kingdom of the Netherlands covers 42,437 km².
135
Switzerland41,2850.03%Europe, Westernsource: swissworld.org
136
Bhutan38,3940.03%Asia, South-Central
137
Taiwan (Republic of China)36,1880.02%Asia, EasternIncludes only the territories under the administration of the ROC, namely Taiwan, and the islands of Penghu, Kinmen, and Matsu.
138
Guinea-Bissau36,1250.02%Africa, Western
139
Moldova33,8500.02%Europe, EasternIncludes the de facto independent autonomous territory of Transnistria (Pridnestrovie).
140
Belgium30,5280.02%Europe, Western
141
Lesotho30,3550.02%Africa, Southern
142
Armenia29,7430.02%Asia, Western
143
Solomon Islands28,8960.02%Oceania, Melanesia
144
Albania28,7480.02%Europe, Southern
145
Equatorial Guinea28,0510.02%Africa, Central
146
Burundi27,8340.02%Africa, Eastern
147
Haiti27,7500.02%Caribbean
148
Rwanda26,3380.02%Africa, Eastern
149
Macedonia25,7130.02%Europe, Southern
150
Djibouti23,2000.02%Africa, Eastern
151
Belize22,9660.02%America, Central
152
Israel22,0720.01%Middle EastIncluding the Golan Heights and East Jerusalem.
153
El Salvador21,0410.01%America, Central
154
Slovenia20,2730.01%Europe, Southern
155
New Caledonia18,5750.01%Oceania, MelanesiaFrench dependency.
156
Fiji18,2740.01%Oceania, Melanesia
157
Kuwait17,8180.01%Middle East
158
Swaziland17,3640.01%Africa, Southern
159
East Timor14,874>0.01%Asia, South-East
160
The Bahamas13,943>0.01%Caribbean
161
Montenegro13,812>0.01%Europe, Southern
162
Vanuatu12,189>0.01%Oceania, Melanesia
163
Falkland Islands12,173>0.01%America, SouthernBritish Overseas Territory. Claimed by Argentina. Excludes South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands.
164
Qatar11,586>0.01%Middle East
165
The Gambia11,295>0.01%Africa, Western
166
Jamaica10,991>0.01%Caribbean
167KSVKosovo10,887>0.01%Europe, SouthernKosovo unilaterally declared itself independent to partial recognition, with objections from Serbia, Russia, China and others. Serbia still claims the territory.
168
Lebanon10,400<0.01%Middle East
169
Cyprus9,251<0.01%Asia, WesternIncludes Northern Cyprus (only recognized by Turkey) and Akrotiri and Dhekelia (British Sovereign Base Areas).
170
Puerto Rico8,870<0.01%CaribbeanCommonwealth of the United States.
171
Palestinian territories6,020<0.01%Middle EastThe figure consists of the West Bank and Gaza Strip.
172
Brunei5,765<0.01%Asia, South-East
173
Trinidad and Tobago5,130<0.01%Caribbean
174
French Polynesia4,167<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaFrench overseas collectivity.
175
Cape Verde4,033<0.01%Africa, Western
176
Samoa2,831<0.01%Oceania, Polynesia
177
Luxembourg2,586<0.01%Europe, Western
178
Réunion2,510<0.01%Africa, EasternFormer French overseas département. Became a French region and was made part of France proper.
179
Comoros2,235<0.01%Africa, EasternListed figure inccludes Mayotte (373 km²). Mayotte is officially an overseas collectivity of France and is not under the sovereignty of Comoros.
180
Mauritius2,040<0.01%Africa, EasternIncludes Agalega Islands, Cargados Carajos Shoals (Saint Brandon), and Rodrigues.
181
Guadeloupe1,705<0.01%CaribbeanFormer French overseas département that included La Désirade, Marie Galante, Les Saintes, Saint-Barthélemy and Saint Martin (French part). Note that Saint-Barthélemy and Saint Martin became separate overseas collectvities in 2007 and are no longer politically part of Guadeloupe.
182
Faroe Islands1,393<0.01%Europe, NorthernA self-governing territory of Denmark.
183
Martinique1,102<0.01%CaribbeanFormer French overseas département. Became a French region and was made part of France proper.
184
São Tomé and Príncipe964<0.01%Africa, CentralSecond smallest country in Africa.
185
Turks and Caicos Islands948<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory. Area includes protected waters.
186
Netherlands Antilles800<0.01%CaribbeanSelf-governing part of the Netherlands; includes Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, and Sint Maarten (Dutch part of the island of Saint Martin).
187
Dominica751<0.01%Caribbean
188
Tonga747<0.01%Oceania, Polynesia
189
Bahrain741<0.01%Middle East
190
Kiribati726<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaIncludes three island groups - Gilbert Islands, Line Islands, Phoenix Islands.
191
Micronesia, Federated States of702<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaIncludes Pohnpei (Ponape), Chuuk (Truk) Islands, Yap Islands, and Kosrae (Kosaie).
192
Singapore699<0.01%Asia, South-EastUN figure is as of 2005. Official area in 2007 is 707.1 km².
193
Isle of Man572<0.01%Europe, NorthernCrown dependency of the UK.
194
Guam549<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaOrganized unincorporated territory of the USA.
195
Saint Lucia539<0.01%Caribbean
196
Northern Mariana Islands477<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaCommonwealth in political union with the USA; includes 14 islands including Saipan, Rota, and Tinian.
197
Andorra468<0.01%Europe, Southern
198
Palau459<0.01%Oceania, Micronesia
199
Seychelles455<0.01%Africa, EasternSmallest country in Africa.
200
Antigua and Barbuda442<0.01%CaribbeanIncludes the island of Redonda, 1.6 km².
201
Barbados431<0.01%Caribbean
202
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines389<0.01%Caribbean
203
Virgin Islands U.S.347<0.01%CaribbeanUnincorporated, organized territory of the USA.
204
Grenada344<0.01%Caribbean
205
Malta316<0.01%Europe, Southern
206
Maldives298<0.01%Asia, South-CentralSmallest country in Asia.
207
Cayman Islands264<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory.
208
Saint Kitts and Nevis261<0.01%CaribbeanSmallest nation in North America and in the Western Hemisphere.
209
Niue260<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaSelf-governing nation in free association with New Zealand.
210
Saint Pierre and Miquelon242<0.01%America, NorthernFrench overseas collectivity; includes eight small islands in the Saint Pierre and the Miquelon groups.
211
Cook Islands236<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaSelf-governing in free association with New Zealand.
212
American Samoa199<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaUnorganized, unincorporated territory of the USA; includes Rose Island and Swains Island.
213
Marshall Islands181<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaIncludes the atolls of Bikini, Enewetak, Kwajalein, Majuro, Rongelap, and Utirik.
214
Aruba180<0.01%CaribbeanSelf-governing part of the Netherlands.
215
Liechtenstein160<0.01%Europe, WesternSmallest country in the world that borders more than one other country.
216
British Virgin Islands151<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory; comprised of 16 inhabited and more than 20 uninhabited islands; includes the island of Anegada.
217
Wallis and Futuna142<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaFrench overseas collectivity; includes Île Uvéa (Wallis Island), Île Futuna (Futuna Island), Île Alofi, and 20 islets.
218
Saint Helena122<0.01%Africa, WesternBritish Overseas Territory; excluding dependencies.
219
Jersey116<0.01%Europe, NorthernCrown dependency of the UK.
220
Montserrat102<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory.
221
Tristan da Cunha98<0.01%South Atlantic OceanDependency of St Helena (UK). Area refers to the only inhabited island.
222
Anguilla91<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory.
223
Ascension Island88<0.01%South Atlantic OceanDependency of the British Overseas Territory of Saint Helena.
224
Guernsey78<0.01%Europe, NorthernCrown dependency of the UK; includes Alderney, Guernsey, Herm, Sark, and some other smaller islands.
225
San Marino61<0.01%Europe, Southern
226
Bermuda53<0.01%CaribbeanBritish Overseas Territory.
227
Norfolk Island36<0.01%Oceania, AustraliaSelf-governing area of Australia.
228
Tuvalu26<0.01%Oceania, Polynesia
229
Nauru21<0.01%Oceania, MicronesiaSmallest country in Oceania, smallest island nation in the world, and third smallest country in the world.
230
Tokelau12<0.01%Oceania/AustraliaTerritory of New Zealand.
231
Gibraltar6<0.01%Europe, SouthernBritish Overseas Territory.
232
Pitcairn Islands5<0.01%Oceania, PolynesiaBritish Overseas Territory and smallest dependent territory of the world.
233
Monaco1.95<0.01%Europe, SouthernSecond smallest country of the world.
234
Vatican City0.44<0.01%Europe, SouthernSmallest country in the world. Home of the Pope and the governing body of the Roman Catholic Church (Holy See).