Population Density By Country (1998) - Europe and the New Independent States 

In 1998 Europe and the New Independent States had a population density of about 29.7 people per square kilometer. The table below gives the average number of people per square mile for all countries of Europe and the New Independent States. 


Country			Population Density (people/sq. km)  
Albania 		121.6 
Andorra 		144.4 
Armenia 		120.5 
Austria 		98.3 
Azerbaijan 		91.2 
Belarus 		50.1 
Belgium 		336.6 
Bosnia and Herzegovina 	65.7 
Bulgaria 		74.5 
Croatia 		82.8 
Czech Republic 		130.8 
Denmark 		125.8 
Estonia 		32.9 
Faroe islands 		30.0 
Finland 		16.9 
France 			107.8 
Georgia 		73.3 
Germany 		234.8 
Gibraltar 		4,461.5 
Greece 			81.5 
Guernsey 		335.1 
Hungary 		110.5 
Iceland 		2.7 
Ireland 		52.5 
Italy 			193.1 
Jersey 			767.2 
Kazakhstan 		6.3 
Kyrgyzstan 		23.6 
Latvia 			37.2 
Liechtenstein 		200.0 
Lithuania 		55.2 
Luxembourg 		164.3 
Macedonia 		80.8 
Malta 			187.5 
Man, Isle of 		54.4 
Moldova 		132.3 
Monaco 			410.3 
Montenegro 		49.5 
Netherlands 		464.2 
Norway 			14.4 
Poland 			126.8 
Portugal 		108.0 
Romania 		97.2 
Russia 			8.6 
San Marino 		416.7 
Serbia 			119.1 
Slovakia 		110.5 
Slovenia 		97.4 
Spain 			78.4 
Sweden 			21.6 
Switzerland 		182.5 
Tajikistan 		42.2 
Turkmenistan 		8.8 
Ukraine 		83.0 
United Kingdom 		238.9 
Uzbekistan 		55.9 

Sources: 
- McDevitt, Thomas M. World population profile: 1998. Washington, DC: U.S. Government Printing Office, 1999, p.A13-14.
- United States Central Intelligence Agency. CIA world factbook. 1998.
- http://www.overpopulation.com/faq/basic_information/population_density/europe.html