Smallest countries of the world

THE TOP 10 SMALLEST COUNTRIES OF THE WORLD
10. Grenada- 344 square km

9. Malta- 316 square km 


8. Maldives- 300 square km


7. Saint Kitts And Nevis- 261 square km



6. Lichtenstein- 160 square km

5. San Marino- 61 square km


4. Tuvalu- 26 square km


3. Nauru- 21 square km



2. Monaco- 2 square km


1. Vatican- 0.44 square km












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