Grenada at its true size

Grenada covers 349 km², number 185 of 194 countries by area. Home to 117,303 people (2025). Sitting near the equator, it is one of the few places Mercator gets almost right.

Equal-area projection · Natural Earth 50m
Grenada on a globe
On the globe12° N · North America
On a Mercator mapClose to its true size
Area349 km² Wikidata
Population117,303 World Bank, 2025
Density336 per km²
CapitalSaint George's
Time zoneUTC−4 IANA
CurrencyEastern Caribbean dollar (XCD) Wikidata
LanguagesEnglish, Grenadian Creole English
TrafficOn the left
RegionCaribbean, North America
StatusIndependent state
CoastHas a coastline
Calling code+1 473
CodesGD · GRD · 308

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    Where Grenada ranks

    Among the independent states, in 37 rankings. Each links to its table.

    Countries of a similar size

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    The land itself

    Rivers, summits and lakes Grenada shares with the rest of the world. Turn on “Rivers & lakes” and “Physical names” in the atlas to see them on the map.

    Summits
    • Mount Saint Catherine840 m

    Rivers are listed by the published length of their whole course, not the part inside Grenada. Figures from Wikidata, features from Natural Earth.

    Questions about Grenada

    How big is Grenada?
    Grenada covers 349 km², which makes it number 185 of 194 countries by area. About 117,303 people live there (2025), 336 per km².
    Is Grenada bigger than Malta?
    Grenada is 10% larger than Malta. Grenada: 349 km²; Malta: 316 km².
    How much does the Mercator map distort Grenada?
    Grenada 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 Grenada have land borders?
    No. Grenada has no land neighbours; every border is a coastline.