Grenada at its true size
Grenada covers 349 km², number 205 of 235 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
| Area | 349 km² Wikidata |
|---|---|
| Population | 117,303 World Bank, 2025 |
| Density | 336 per km² |
| Capital | Saint George's |
| Region | Caribbean, North America |
| Status | Independent state |
| Coast | Has a coastline |
| Codes | GD · GRD · 308 |
Countries of a similar size
- Malta1.1×Grenada is 10% larger than Malta.
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadines0.9×Grenada is 10% smaller than Saint Vincent and the Grenadines.
- Maldives1.17×Grenada is 17% larger than Maldives.
- Barbados0.79×Grenada is 21% smaller than Barbados.
- Antigua and Barbuda0.79×Grenada is 21% smaller than Antigua and Barbuda.
- Saint Kitts and Nevis1.3×Grenada is 30% larger than Saint Kitts and Nevis.
How many times does Grenada fit into…
- Russia: about 48927 times
- Canada: about 28609 times
- United States: about 28157 times
Questions about Grenada
- How big is Grenada?
- Grenada covers 349 km², which makes it number 205 of 235 countries and territories 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.