10 Biggest European Countries by Area

Level 69

May 28, 2016

Thanks!

MinecraftSteve

Level 52

Oct 30, 2019

Easy yet great

+15

Level ∞

May 29, 2016

Interesting note. The U.S. state of Texas would rank #2 on this list.

Level 69

May 29, 2016

So would Alaska!

tshalla

Level 68

Jul 2, 2016

And so would Manitoba (which is larger than only four Canadian provinces).

DeusCaritasEst

Level 58

Jul 2, 2016

Wow. So Texas is bigger than any non-disputed-as-being-in-Europe countries. (I always learned in school that Russia was in Asia, but I do understand why it's considered part of Europe, both here and elsewhere. And plus Russia's bigger than everything anyway, regardless of what continent it's part of). That's crazy.

GeneraliGeeks

Level 68

Jul 5, 2016

it's in Europe.... and Asia Love and hugs

TwistyTie

Level 15

Sep 9, 2018

And Alaska is about 3 times the size of Texas

AnkitMohan

Level 29

Jan 20, 2019

ahem....... Aren't we doing a european quiz from where did texas and alaska come in your comments?

Temudhun

Level 61

Apr 3, 2019

The Ural and Caucasus mountains and the Caspian sea are usually used as borders between Europe and Asia, and though most of Russian land is East of the Ural, its capital and most of its population stand in its European part. Europe and Asia are artificial constructs anyway, none of them fit the definition of a continent.

GeoPhilia

Level 43

Mar 25, 2020

Yes, It is largest nation in South America.

Level 73

Jul 6, 2016

Seeing as documentaries and the news seem to always be comparing areas of the world to the size of Wales or Texas, my dad and I worked out that 1 Texas is equal to 33.5 Waleses...

kalbahamut

Level 78

Jul 8, 2016

but how many Rhode Islands? That unit is commonly used as well.

WolfCam

Level 61

Apr 12, 2017

Texas is about 1,577,083 Vatican Cities.

Level 73

Jan 16, 2018

Our news doesn't use Rhode Islands or Vatican Cities, they must be imperial measurements.

The other metric measurements we use on this side of the water are Belgiums (22.8 per Texas), Yorkshires (58.4 p/T) and Lancashires (226 p/T), but don't tell anyone from Yorkshire about that last one

Soapymonkey

Level 44

Feb 19, 2018

One Texas equals 221.6 Rhode Islands.

stubart409

Level 58

Sep 9, 2018

The Australian state of Western Australia is 4.3 times the size of Ukraine and 3.8 times the size of Texas. It is equivalent to a 127.32 Wales', 841.48 Rhode Islands, and 6,012,761.36 Vatican City's. It also has a population density of a mere 1.02 persons per square kilometre, making it less than Mongolia as the least densely populated country, at 1.97 persons per square kilometre. If it was a country it would be the 10th largest in the world, just after Kazakhstan in 9th and knocking Algeria down to 11th.

Devvik2

Level 62

Jan 22, 2020

If Earth was the size of Mercury, Vatican City would only be five soccer fields big

Sifhraven

Level 66

Jan 24, 2020

1 km² per persoon sounds lovely! Far enough you cant hear others, but close enough to reach someone.

Majic

Level 46

Jan 29, 2018

Interesting fact - history of all states combined cant even come close to history of any mentioned countries.

Level 73

Jan 31, 2018

What does that mean? How do you measure history?

stankyC

+20

Level 60

Feb 19, 2018

history of Texas is only 5 history, whereas history of glorious Barcelona alone is 62 history

Level 73

Feb 28, 2018

Oh I see - the famous Texalona scale

qcumber

Level 44

Apr 5, 2019

Yeah, but Rome has 1,062 history, Istanbul has 1,184 history, and Athens has 1,973 history. Not to mention Jerusalem, with about 2,109 history.

buck1017

Level 73

May 29, 2016

Little too generous on the time i think. Probably 2 minutes max.

Level ∞

May 30, 2016

Changed to 2 minutes

APHill

Level 72

Jun 6, 2016

Still finished with 1:26 left... :-)

kalbahamut

Level 78

Jul 2, 2016

30 seconds should be plenty.

Instrumental

Level 50

Jul 2, 2016

Average score of 10. LMAO Glad to help maintain the average.

Coyuznik

Level 77

Jul 2, 2016

I don't think I've ever seen such high scores. Average score of 10, with the most missed answers still gussed by 97% of test takers. I hope this become a trend of largest/smallest countries on each continent.

Jacktheguy

Level 81

Jul 2, 2016

I think the longer you stay on JetPunk, the better you get at geography.

keiwi

Level 48

Jul 2, 2016

Finished with 1:35 left!

Apocalyptic

Level 49

Jul 2, 2016

10/10 with 1:25 remaning

Cins

Level 40

Jul 2, 2016

Simple and easy :-)

cqcrt

Level 51

Jul 2, 2016

I am surprised Italy is at the bottom and also surprised Belarus is not on this list. Good quiz though

rabar15

Level 45

Jul 2, 2016

f1or the frist 90 seconds I thought it said largest cities fgs

5takan

Level 47

Jul 2, 2016

Reading the title as 10 Biggest European Cities, therefore getting zero right. *Facepalm

Level 69

Jul 2, 2016

There 's always a second chance :)

coolbrain1

Level 32

Jul 4, 2016

1:32 left first try

gstridsigne

Level 38

Jul 5, 2016

Denmark didn't make the list? I mean, Greenland is quite large...

gstridsigne

Level 38

Jul 5, 2016

Just looked it up. Greenland would be number 2 on this list alone...... So Denmark, in turn would be number 2, right?

Corrode

Level 59

Jul 5, 2016

"•Area within Europe only"

JackintheBox

Level 62

Apr 3, 2019

Greenland is considered part of the continent of North America.

jandjandlemur

Level 46

Jul 6, 2016

Very cool!!!!!!!!!!!

Rodman

Level 42

Jul 9, 2016

1:42 remaining, neat quiz

Level 69

Jul 9, 2016

Thanks and congrats for your tennis quiz (hoping that one of my tennis quizzes will earn a star some day...)!

TheQuizzler

Level 59

Jul 13, 2016

A higher percentage of people guessed Germany and France than they did Russia? Seriously?

Carry

Level 63

Sep 27, 2016

Because some people refuse to accept the European part of Russia. Though the size should give it away. And what's quite interesting is that even though it's just the area on the European side it's still bigger than the other countries combined!

Sifhraven

Level 66

Jul 1, 2019

I think a bigger part is not refusing to accept it, but just not knowing it, or even have been taught in school that it didnt belong to europe.

I think peoples eagerness on this site to get points is bigger than their stubbornness in refusing to typer certain answers. Though it might be close ;)

ianpaisley1690

Level 37

Dec 13, 2016

racking my brains for large areas....forgot scandanavia.....

Dogman

Level 27

Mar 22, 2017

Done with 1:28 left.

SirDerp36

Level 33

Jun 4, 2017

This quiz is easy, but fun!

Level 69

Jun 5, 2017

Thanks!

Mustafa7

Level 40

Jul 18, 2017

Easy

ElephantLover7

Level 35

Aug 18, 2017

1:25 left!

Franpuemont

Level 13

Nov 1, 2017

0:53 left But it was a great quiz!

attenborough

Level 27

Nov 3, 2017

Finished with 1:16

attenborough

Level 27

Nov 3, 2017

Left

divantilya

Level 37

Feb 19, 2018

Great Quiz! I've grown used to the arguments about Russia and Cyprus on these quiz sites, but how did an american State (Texas) get into an argument about a EUROPEAN quiz, pray tell?

undeadwarrior

Level 53

Feb 19, 2018

Quickest quiz I've ever done (with the exception of the planets)

Bergeboy

Level 45

Feb 27, 2018

Shouldn't Norway be number six or isn't Svalbard included as a part of Norway??

Level 69

Feb 28, 2018

It seems I didn't include Svalbard...just fixed it though:)

Level ∞

Feb 28, 2018

Hi there. I didn't approve the resubmit because it's not consistent with the rest of our quizzes. It doesn't seem like Svalbard is incorporated with the rest of Norway, so it would be somewhat similar to how we don't include Greenland in the area of Denmark. Obviously, this is somewhat up for interpretation, but I think it's best to go with Wikipedia's information unless there is a definite reason not to.

Level 69

Mar 1, 2018

Seems that Norway is stuck there...:) I should have thought of Greenland... Thanks Quizmaster!

CardinalSin

Level 69

Aug 15, 2018

You said that Greenland wasn't included as part of Denmark because it isn't in Europe. Fair enough. But then you should count Svalbard and Bear Island (and possibly Jan Mayen) as part of the area of Norway because they ARE in Europe.

Level ∞

Oct 30, 2018

@CardinalSin. For the sake of "biggest area" quizzes we don't territories as part of a country's area.

OfficerDibble

Level 72

Sep 10, 2018

This quiz should have gone up to 11. Yours, The UK

LincolnIsTheBestOne

Level 51

Jan 16, 2019

Got them all with 1:04 left at 4:29:50 PM on January 16, 2019.

AnkitMohan

Level 29

Jan 20, 2019

great quiz

TheQuizDoctor

Level 21

Jan 24, 2019

Thanks for the 5 points

JackintheBox

Level 62

Mar 5, 2019

The ten countries I guessed were all correct answers! :) 1:47 remaining

JackintheBox

Level 62

Apr 3, 2019

Meaning I didn't guess anything else.

luxint

Level 59

Apr 3, 2019

Good quiz but given the average score is ten maybe you could consider shortening the time limit: 45 seconds?

masabi

Level 75

Apr 3, 2019

Even your source states that Finland has larger area than Norway, so why is it the other way around?

skukka

Level 63

Apr 3, 2019

The source listed gives Norway the size of 323,802 km2, but in the quiz it says 385,203. Where did you come up with the extra +50,000km2 ?

TheSavageGeographer

Level 48

Apr 3, 2019

The area of some countries might have been defined a little bit after the quiz was done, and I think that the person who made the quiz just didn't feel like editing the quiz.

Level ∞

Apr 3, 2019

The source must have changed. The quiz has been updated.

Arp2600

Level 78

Apr 3, 2019

That was probably the Svalbard.

wolverineinohio

Level 37

Apr 3, 2019

Italy is classified as a subcontinent, being recognized as one by many prestigious organizations, e.t. UN, NATO, AU. I guess it is possible to assume Italy being part of the larger continent, but its classification in the scientific world speaks volumes regarding to the economic independence of a land locked country of its sort.

kalbahamut

Level 78

Apr 7, 2019

wth are you talkin about? Italy is not land locked, it's a peninsula that's almost all coastline. and I never heard of anyone referring to it as a subcontinent, either.