European countries by percentage of urban population

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This is a list of European countries by percentage of urban population. The three most urban countries as of 2018 are Monaco (100% urban), Belgium (98%), and San Marino (97%), whereas the three least urban countries as of 2018 are Liechtenstein (14%), Moldova (43%), and Bosnia and Herzegovina (48%).

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Map

The map data is for year 2014 from the World Bank. [1] Numbers are in percentage.


Table

The table uses 2014, 2015 and 2018 data from the World Bank. [1] Numbers are as a percentage.

Country201420152018
Flag of Albania.svg Albania5657 Increase2.svg 160 Increase2.svg 3
Flag of Andorra.svg Andorra8685 Decrease2.svg 188 Increase2.svg 3
Flag of Austria.svg Austria6666 Steady2.svg66 Steady2.svg
Flag of Belarus.svg Belarus7577 Increase2.svg 278 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Belgium9898 Steady2.svg98 Steady2.svg
Flag of Bosnia and Herzegovina.svg Bosnia and Herzegovina4040 Steady2.svg48 Increase2.svg 8
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Bulgaria7274 Increase2.svg 275 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Croatia.svg Croatia5859 Increase2.svg 157 Decrease2.svg 2
Flag of Cyprus.svg Cyprus6867 Decrease2.svg 167 Steady2.svg
Flag of the Czech Republic.svg Czechia7373 Steady2.svg74 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Denmark.svg Denmark8788 Increase2.svg 188 Steady2.svg
Flag of Estonia.svg Estonia6868 Steady2.svg69 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Finland.svg Finland8484 Steady2.svg85 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of France.svg France7880 Increase2.svg 280 Steady2.svg
Flag of Germany.svg Germany7475 Increase2.svg 177 Increase2.svg 2
Flag of Greece.svg Greece7678 Increase2.svg 279 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Georgia.svg Georgia5757 Steady2.svg58 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Hungary.svg Hungary6971 Increase2.svg 271 Steady2.svg
Flag of Iceland.svg Iceland9494 Steady2.svg94 Steady2.svg
Flag of Ireland.svg Ireland6263 Increase2.svg 163 Steady2.svg
Flag of Italy.svg Italy6869 Increase2.svg 170 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Kazakhstan5556 Increase2.svg 158 Increase2.svg 2
Flag of Latvia.svg Latvia6867 Decrease2.svg 168 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Liechtenstein.svg Liechtenstein1414 Steady2.svg14 Steady2.svg
Flag of Lithuania.svg Lithuania6767 Steady2.svg68 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Luxembourg.svg Luxembourg8990 Increase2.svg 191 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of North Macedonia.svg North Macedonia5757 Steady2.svg58 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Malta.svg Malta9595 Steady2.svg95 Steady2.svg
Flag of Moldova.svg Moldova4545 Steady2.svg43 Decrease2.svg 2
Flag of Monaco.svg Monaco100100 Steady2.svg100 Steady2.svg
Flag of Montenegro.svg Montenegro6364 Increase2.svg 167 Increase2.svg 3
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Netherlands8790 Increase2.svg 391 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Norway.svg Norway7980 Increase2.svg 182 Increase2.svg 2
Flag of Poland.svg Poland6161 Steady2.svg60 Decrease2.svg 1
Flag of Portugal.svg Portugal6163 Increase2.svg 265 Increase2.svg 2
Flag of Romania.svg Romania5455 Increase2.svg 154 Decrease2.svg 1
Flag of Russia.svg Russia7474 Steady2.svg74 Steady2.svg
Flag of San Marino.svg San Marino9494 Steady2.svg97 Increase2.svg 3
Flag of Serbia.svg Serbia5556 Increase2.svg 156 Steady2.svg
Flag of Slovakia.svg Slovakia5454 Steady2.svg54 Steady2.svg
Flag of Slovenia.svg Slovenia5050 Steady2.svg55 Increase2.svg 5
Flag of Spain.svg Spain7880 Increase2.svg 280 Steady2.svg
Flag of Sweden.svg Sweden8686 Steady2.svg87 Increase2.svg 1
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Switzerland7474 Steady2.svg74 Steady2.svg
Flag of Turkey.svg Turkey7173 Increase2.svg 275 Increase2.svg 2
Flag of Ukraine.svg Ukraine6970 Increase2.svg 169 Decrease2.svg 1
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg United Kingdom8283 Increase2.svg 183 Steady2.svg

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References

  1. 1 2 "Urban population (% of total)". The World Bank. Retrieved 11 August 2015.