Country rankings

Alps Countries

Italy has the highest Population (30.6), followed by Austria (23.3) and France (18.8). Monaco has the lowest (0.3).

8 of 235 countries

Population

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All 8 ranked

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Distribution Median and middle halfThe median is the middle value: half of places are above it, half below. The middle half is the range holding the central 50% of places.More in the glossary →

Each dot is one country; the lines mark the median and the middle half.

Median
12
Middle half 2.1 – 19.93
Average
12.5
8 countries
Highest
30.6
Italy
Lowest
0.3
Monaco

Data

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13 countries · # = rank by Population
#
1ItalyYesYesYes30.627.3%
2AustriaYesYesYes23.328.7%
3FranceYesYesYes18.821.4%
4SwitzerlandYesYesYes13.613.2%
5GermanyYesYesYes10.45.8%
6SloveniaYesYesYes2.73.5%
7LiechtensteinYes—Yes0.30.1%
7MonacoYes—Yes0.3—
—SerbiaYesYes———
—CroatiaYesYes———
—Bosnia and HerzegovinaYesYes———
—AlbaniaYesYes———
—MontenegroYesYes———

What correlates with Population?

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Correlations need at least 10 countries with data; this metric covers 8.

Quick answers

Which country has the highest Population?
Italy has the highest Population, at 30.6, followed by Austria (23.3) and France (18.8).
Which country has the lowest Population?
Monaco has the lowest Population, at 0.3.
What is the median Population across countries?
The median is 12 across the 8 countries with data.
Where does this alps countries data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: Contracting Parties - Alpine Convention; Alps - Britannica; Alps Mountain Range - WorldAtlas.