European Capital Cities: Position Relative to Country's Geographical Center

Where is each country's capital city compared to the country's geographical center? Type 'C' for central, 'NN' for North, 'NE' for North East etc
Data from Portland State University (https://www.pdx.edu/econ/country-geography-data), for missing countries from CIA (https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/fields/2011.html)
Let R be the radius of a circle with the same area as a country: if the distance between the capital city and the geographical center is less than R / 3 then the capital city is considered central
East means a bearing between 67.5 and 112.5, South-East means a bearing between 112.5 and 157.5 and so on
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Country
Position
Albania
NW
Andorra
C
Austria
NE
Belarus
C
Belgium
NW
Bosnia and Herzegovina
SE
Bulgaria
WW
Croatia
NW
Czech Republic
NW
Denmark
EE
Estonia
NW
Finland
SS
France
NN
Germany
NE
Greece
SE
Country
Position
Hungary
C
Iceland
SW
Ireland
EE
Italy
SS
Kosovo
C
Latvia
WW
Liechtenstein
C
Lithuania
SE
Luxembourg
SW
Macedonia
NW
Malta
NW
Moldova
C
Monaco
SW
Montenegro
SS
Netherlands
WW
Country
Position
Norway
SS
Poland
C
Portugal
SW
Romania
SE
Russia
WW
San Marino
WW
Serbia
NW
Slovakia
WW
Slovenia
WW
Spain
C
Sweden
SS
Switzerland
WW
Ukraine
NW
United Kingdom
SE
Vatican City
C
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Level 67
Dec 10, 2015
How is Monaco not central? It's a city state, so the country and the capital are the same thing.
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Level 76
Dec 10, 2015
not sure if this is right but Monaco is 'Southwest' and Montecarlo is 'Northeast'