Country rankings

Warsaw Pact Countries

Poland has the highest Year Joined (1,955), followed by Romania (1,955) and Hungary (1,955). Albania has the lowest (1,955).

HistoryPolitics & Government5 countries · 3 metricsUpdated Dec 22, 2023Original page
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Year Joined

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Median
1,955
Middle half 1,955 – 1,955
Average
1,955
5 countries
Highest
1,955
Poland
Lowest
1,955
Albania

Data

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5 countries · # = rank by Year Joined
#
1PolandYes1,9551,991
1RomaniaYes1,9551,991
1HungaryYes1,9551,991
1BulgariaYes1,9551,991
1AlbaniaYes1,9551,968

What correlates with Year Joined?

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Quick answers

Which country has the highest Year Joined?
Poland has the highest Year Joined, at 1,955, followed by Romania (1,955) and Hungary (1,955).
Which country has the lowest Year Joined?
Albania has the lowest Year Joined, at 1,955.
What is the median Year Joined across countries?
The median is 1,955 across the 5 countries with data.
Where does this warsaw pact countries data come from?
Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: The Warsaw Pact History and Members.

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