Northern Europe

10Countries
109MPopulation
$6.93TGDP
1.75M km²Area

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10 countries sorted by GDP

#CountryCapitalPopulationGDPArea
1 United KingdomLondon69.5M$4.00T243,610 km²
2 IrelandDublin5.48M$722B70,273 km²
3 SwedenStockholm10.6M$669B450,295 km²
4 NorwayOslo5.61M$531B323,802 km²
5 DenmarkCopenhagen6.01M$463B43,094 km²
6 FinlandHelsinki5.65M$317B338,145 km²
7 LithuaniaVilnius2.89M$95.2B65,300 km²
8 LatviaRiga1.85M$48.6B64,589 km²
9 EstoniaTallinn1.37M$47.0B45,228 km²
10 IcelandReykjavik390K$38.6B103,000 km²

Key Insights

Largest Economies & Populations

United Kingdom leads Northern Europe with a GDP of $4.00T, followed by Ireland ($722B) and Sweden ($669B). The most populous country is United Kingdom with 69.5M people, while Sweden covers the largest area at 450,295 km².

GDP
United Kingdom
$4.00T
Ireland
$722B
Sweden
$669B
Norway
$531B
Denmark
$463B
Population
United Kingdom
69.5M
Sweden
10.6M
Denmark
6.01M
Finland
5.65M
Norway
5.61M

GDP per Capita

Ireland has the highest GDP per capita at $131,592, which is 5.0x higher than Latvia ($26,312), the lowest in the group.

Ireland
$131,592
Iceland
$98,323
Norway
$94,594
Denmark
$76,970
Sweden
$63,133
United Kingdom
$57,602
Finland
$56,149
Estonia
$34,418
Lithuania
$32,959
Latvia
$26,312

GDP Growth

The fastest-growing economy is Ireland at +12.34%, followed by Denmark (+2.93%) and Lithuania (+2.92%). The slowest growth is Finland at +0.17%.

Ireland
+12.34%
Denmark
+2.93%
Lithuania
+2.92%
Latvia
+2.14%
Sweden
+1.54%
United Kingdom
+1.39%
Iceland
+1.28%
Norway
+1.09%
Estonia
+0.58%
Finland
+0.17%