Monarchies in Europe
12 European countries still have a king, a queen, a grand duke, a prince or a pope.
In EuropeMonarchies
| # | Country | Population | Area | Continent |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 |  United Kingdom | 69,487,000 | 242,495 km² | Europe |
| 2 |  Spain | 49,355,143 | 505,990 km² | Europe |
| 3 |  Netherlands | 18,087,633 | 42,201 km² | Europe |
| 4 |  Belgium | 11,941,781 | 30,688 km² | Europe |
| 5 |  Sweden | 10,596,620 | 447,425 km² | Europe |
| 6 |  Denmark | 6,009,169 | 42,925 km² | Europe |
| 7 |  Norway | 5,610,870 | 385,207 km² | Europe |
| 8 |  Luxembourg | 686,970 | 2,593 km² | Europe |
| 9 |  Andorra | 82,904 | 468 km² | Europe |
| 10 |  Liechtenstein | 41,024 | 160 km² | Europe |
| 11 |  Monaco | 38,341 | 2.08 km² | Europe |
| 12 |  Vatican City | 882 | 0.49 km² | Europe |
Questions
- How many monarchies in Europe are there?
- 12. 12 European countries still have a king, a queen, a grand duke, a prince or a pope.
- Which has the largest population?
- The United Kingdom, with 69 million people. Then Spain (49 million people).
- How is the list made?
- It is a filter over the independent states on Kartavera — in Europe, monarchies — using the same figures as the atlas and its rankings. Territories are not included. Open it on the map to change any condition.
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Figures: area from Wikidata, population, GNI and life expectancy from the World Bank, forms of government from the CIA World Factbook. All sources.