Bermuda at its true size

Bermuda covers 53 km², number 227 of 235 by area. Home to 64,555 people (2025). Sitting near the equator, it is one of the few places Mercator gets almost right.

Equal-area projection · Natural Earth 50m
Area53 km² Wikidata
Population64,555 World Bank, 2025
Density1,218 per km²
CapitalHamilton
RegionNorthern America, North America
StatusTerritory of United Kingdom
CoastHas a coastline
CodesBM · BMU · 060

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Questions about Bermuda

How big is Bermuda?
Bermuda covers 53 km², which makes it number 227 of 235 countries and territories by area. About 64,555 people live there (2025), 1,218 per km².
Is Bermuda bigger than San Marino?
Bermuda is 13% smaller than San Marino. Bermuda: 53 km²; San Marino: 61 km².
How much does the Mercator map distort Bermuda?
Bermuda lies close to the equator, so Mercator draws it at nearly its true size. It is the countries far from the equator that Mercator inflates.
Does Bermuda have land borders?
No. Bermuda has no land neighbours; every border is a coastline.