Total & land area: Togo vs Vatican size comparison [2026]

Togo is 115,888 times bigger by total area compared to the Vatican: 21,925 sq mi vs 0.19 sq mi. Without inland water, the land area of Togo is 21,000 sq mi vs 0.17 sq mi for the Vatican — a 123,614 times difference in territory size.

Togo ranks 123/197 by total surface area vs 197/197 for the Vatican.
Togo occupies 0.04% of the land mass of all countries, compared with 0.0000003% for the Vatican.

True size map comparison: Togo vs Vatican

See how Togo and the Vatican compare in true size on the map. Drag the outlines to different latitudes to see how the Mercator projection affects their apparent size.

Total size and land area comparison

	Togo	Vatican
Total area	21,925 sq mi	0.19 sq mi
Size difference ratio	115,888	1
Total area rank	123/197	197/197
Share of all countries' surface area	0.01%	0.0000001%
Land area	21,000 sq mi	0.17 sq mi
Land area difference ratio	123,614	1
Land area rank	124/197	197/197
Share of all countries' land area	0.04%	0.0000003%
Population	9,515,236	1,000
Population density	473 ppl/mi²	5,493 ppl/mi²

Surface area by type

	Togo	Vatican
Forest area	4,635 sq mi	n/a
Forest area as share of land	22.1%	n/a
Forest area rank	120/196	n/a
World's forests share	0.03%	n/a
Agricultural land area	14,749 sq mi	n/a
Agricultural land share	70.2%	n/a
Agricultural land area rank	98/194	n/a
Share of global agricultural land	0.08%	n/a
Arable land	10,232 sq mi	n/a
Arable land share	48.7%	n/a
Arable land area rank	70/191	n/a
Permanent cropland	656 sq mi	n/a
Permanent cropland share	3.13%	n/a
Permanent cropland area rank	89/192	n/a
Water area	925 sq mi	0.02 sq mi
Water as share of total area	4.22%	10.2%
Water area rank	88/197	167/197
Roads length	7,291 mi	5.59 mi
Land borders length	1,168 mi	2.11 mi
Coastline length	34.8 mi	0 mi
Share of marine protected waters	0.7%	n/a

Togo vs Vatican size on the map

Data sources: World Bank | Agriculture & Rural Development (2026, retrieved 2026-04-06).

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