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10 Smallest Countries You Never Knew Existed

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10 Countries You Never Knew Existed

Think you know your geography? The countries on this list will put you in your place. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we’ll be discussing ten under-discussed countries from around the world. Our countdown of the countries you didn't know existed includes Lesotho, Vanuatu, San Marino, and more! Are you a Mojoholic from a country that YOU feel deserves more international recognition? Shout out your homeland and say hello in the comments below!

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The Country No One Knew Existed

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3 HIDDEN COUNTRIES (You've Never Heard Of!)

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The world has 197 countries, and not all of them are as well known as France, Japan or Brazil. Every country is amazing for its own uniqueness, so in today's video, I will tell you about 3 hidden countries that many of you have probably never heard of before.

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The Countries That No One Ever Really Talks About

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I'm sure we've all heard of countries like the USA, Germany, Australia and Japan, they are countries that are known across the world due to their influence on the world.

Wether it's their global dominance, history, size, culture or tourist attractions, some countries are definitely more well known than others.

So today's video is all about the countries that pretty much nobody ever speaks about, countries that barely make the news or ever crop up in daily conversations.

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TOP 10 smallest countries IN THE WORLD!

The benefits of visiting a small country are that all of its history, culture, and interesting sites are all concentrated in a smaller area so it doesn't take you very long to see all it has to offer. The drawback is that if you're planning on spending a couple of weeks there, you may get a little bored!

1. Sealand.
I know, you're thinking, Sealand? I've never heard of that country, that's because, although technically it is a country because it has a territory, a population, a government, and laws, no other country accepts that Sealand is a country.
Sealand is an old WWII Naval fort about 12 km off the coast of England. In 1966 Paddy Roy Bates and his family took it over and spent £45,000 refurbishing the 550m2 fort and creating a 24-hour radio station. In 1967 Roy declared the Principality of Sealand and introduced Sealand's National flag.
2. Vatican City
Vatican City has a population of just 825 people and an area of about half a square kilometer. It has its own government, its own laws, and even its own language, Latin is Vatican City's native tongue, as you'll probably notice if you ever try using an ATM when you're there.
Interestingly enough, although the country is the epicenter of the Roman Catholic religion, thanks to pickpockets in St Peters Square, its crime rate is 20 times higher than its neighboring country, Italy.

3. Monaco.
Situated on the French Riviera, Monaco has a population of around 40,000 people packed into an area of around 2 square kilometers, making it the world's densest populated country. Its ports, casino, palace, gardens, hotels, and urban Grand Prix circuit make it a must-go for the rich and famous and so in addition to being the most densely populated it is possibly also one of the most glamorous countries in the world.

4. Nauru.
Nauru has a population of around 12,500 people in an area of about 21 square km although approximately 80% of the country is uninhabitable thanks to damages caused by Phosphate mining. It became independent from Australia in 1968 but it has accepted aid from them in exchange for hosting a controversial immigration detention facility.

5. Tuvalu.
Tuvalu has a total area of 26 square kilometers that's about twice as big as Auckland International Airport. It's spread over three reef islands and 6 true atolls and has a population of a little under 12,000 and its highest elevation above sea level is just 4.6 meters. Tuvalu lies about halfway between Queensland and Hawaii and is so remote that it only receives around 2000 visitors a year making it an ideal place to visit if you really want to disconnect.

6. San Marino.
Approximately 34,000 people in an area a bit over half the size of Disney World, San Marino has been independent since the year 301. Although it's not a member of the European union like its neighbor Italy, it does use the Euro as its currency. There are only 220 kilometers of road in the whole country and yet San Marino has the highest rate of car ownership in the world, it's the only country to have more vehicles than it does people.

7. Liechtenstein
Liechtenstein is a little smaller than Washington DC and has about 5% of its population. This tiny country is landlocked between Switzerland and Austria. Thanks to its low corporate tax rates it has become a bit of a tax haven, attracting many companies and becoming one of the richest countries in the world. An interesting fact, it actually has more registered companies than it does citizens!

8. The Marshall Islands
With is 182 square kilometers spread over 5 islands and 29 coral atolls, the Marshall Islands only became independent of the United States in 1990, making it one of the youngest countries in the world. Despite its youth and relative primitivity in 2018 it became the first country in the world to issue its own cryptocurrency Sovereign and to certify it as legal tender.

9. St Christopher and Nevis.
This Caribbean nation is the smallest country in the western hemisphere in both population and area. It is thought that the islands were discovered by Christopher Columbus. St Christopher was named after the patron saint of travelers and Nevis is thought to have come from the Spanish for snow, Nieve, because of the snow-like cloud that forms at the top on Nevis Peak. Halfway between St Christopher and Nevis is an Island called Booby Island! but nobody knows how it got its name.

10. The Maldives.
The Maldives consists of a whopping 1,192 coral islands stretching north to south over 870 km, despite this, it only has a total landmass area of 298 square kilometers which is about half the size of Chicago. Its highest natural point is just 2 meters above sea level.

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Malta: 122 Sq. Mile (316 Sq.KM) -About 122 square kilometers, there are approximately 4, 50,000 people living in the area and about 3,400 people live in every square km. It is one of the most densely populated countries in the world.
Maldives: 120 sq. Mile (300 Sq. KM.) -Maldives is one of the most popular countries and tourist destinations in the world. Maldives is rich in all arrangements for tourists to see the variety of sea level variations.
Saint Kitts and Nevis: 101 sq. Mile (261 Sq. KM.) The smallest country in America, which is also called the mother colony of the West Indies. Saint Kitts and Nevis is the first Caribbean Islands that the Europeans have occupied.
Marshall Islands: 70 sq. Mile (181 Sq. KM.) The Pacific islands is located in the north of Australia. The name of the capital of the country is Majuro. According to 2012 World Bank data, its population is 52,555. The traditional language is English and Marshallese.
Liechtenstein: 62 sq. Mile (160 Sq. KM.) Located in Central Europe, this country is one of the richest countries of the German speaking countries. The capital is named Faduz. Located in the Rhine River, this country is surrounded by Alps Mountains.
San Marino: 24 sq. Mile (61 Sq. KM.) - San Marino located north of Italy. Approximately 31,000 people live in it. People from this country speak Italian. The currency name is euro.
Tuvalu : 10 sq. Mile (26 Sq. KM.) This island, located in the Pacific . Tuvalu was previously known as Alice Islands. The name of the capital of Tuvalu is the Funafuti Atleti. It has a population of approximately 10,000 people and lives around 1000 people per square mile, which is one of the most densely populated states in the country.
Nauru: 8.1 sq. Mile (21 Sq. KM.)- Republican Nauru is a small island state in the Micronesia region of the South Pacific. It is the only country in the world that has no capital. According to 2005, the population here is 13,048.
Monaco : 0.78 sq. Mile (2 Sq. KM.)- Although it is the second smallest country in the world, it is the most densely populated state. Its population is estimated at 32 thousand. Here are the very expensive tourism industries. People of this country do not have to pay income tax. The main sources of income here are casino or gambling akhada. There is a Formula One track in which the streets of the country are used.
Vatican City: 0.17 sq. Mile (0.44 Sq. KM.)- It is an independent state under the city of Rome in Italy. Here Pope is the leader of the state. Basilica of St. Peter, which serves as headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church's main church and other Roman Catholic churches. It has its own army, named Swiss Guard; The number of members is about 100.
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Top Smallest Countries in the World that you should visit

Do you know how many countries are there in the world?

There are least 200 countries, however, officially recognizes fewer than 200 nations and for sure you have heard mostly the largest ones without knowing that there are several tiny countries exists.

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03:45 Republic of Nauru
04:36 Tuvalu
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06:42 Liechtenstein
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