Landlocked Countries in Europe Quiz

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Andorra (468 sq km) is the sixth-smallest European nation. It is sandwiched between Spain (west) and France (east). Andorra la Vella is the highest capital city in Europe at a height of 1023 m.

Austria (83871 sq km) is located in east-central Europe and bordered by seven countries: Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Italy, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland.

Switzerland (41285 sq km) is a mountainous country in southwestern Europe bordered by five countries: Austria, France, Germany, Italy, and Liechtenstein.

Located in eastern Europe, Belarus (208600 sq km) is the largest landlocked European country, bordered by five countries: Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia and Ukraine.

The Czech Republic (78871) aka Czechia is located in central Europe bordered by four countries: Austria (south), Germany (west), Poland (north-east) and Slovakia (south-east).

Slovakia (49035 sq km) separated from Czech Republic in 1993. It is located in central Europe and bordered by five countries: Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Ukraine.

Hungary (92028 sq km) is located in central Europe, bordered by seven countries: Austria, Croatia, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Ukraine. Lake Balaton (592 sq km) in Hungary is a freshwater lake, the largest in central Europe.

Luxembourg (2586 sq km) is located in northwestern Europe and bordered by three countries: Belgium (west and north), France (south) and Germany (northeast and east).

Moldova (33850 sq km) is located in eastern Europe, bordered by two countries: Romania (west), Ukraine (north and east).

Serbia (77474 sq km) is located in the center of the Balkan Peninsula in southern central Europe, bordered by nine countries: Kosovo, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, North Macedonia, Montenegro and Romania.

North Macedonia (25713 sq km) is located in southeastern Europe bordered by five countries: Kosovo and Serbia (north), Albania (west), Bulgaria (east) and Greece (south).

Kosovo (10887 sq km) is located in southeast Europe in the Balkans and bordered by three countries: North Macedonia (southeast), Albania (southwest) Macedonia and Montenegro (west).

Liechtenstein (160 sq km) is the sixth-smallest country in the world by size. It is doubly landlocked country sandwiched by Austria (east) and Switzerland (west) in the Alps.

San Marino (61 sq km) is a small mountainous state surrounded by north-central Italy.

Vatican City (0.49 sq km) is a microstate and enclave within Rome. It became independent from Italy in 1927 with the Lateran Treaty.