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Population
Surface area
Nominal GDP
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Finland’s population is 95% larger than that of Lithuania, a difference of 2,731,633.
Finland’s surface area is 418% larger than that of Lithuania, a difference of 273,190 km².
Lithuania’s population density is 166% higher than that of Finland, a difference of 27.6 /km².
Finland’s nominal GDP is 252% larger than that of Lithuania, a difference of $213.83 billion.
Finland’s GDP per capita is 81% higher than that of Lithuania, a difference of $23,766.
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Helsinki
Vilnius
5,619,911
2,888,278
338,480 km²
65,290 km²
16.6 /km²
44.2 /km²
$298.70 billion · 2024
$84.87 billion · 2024
$53,150 · 2024
$29,384 · 2024
Europe
Europe
Northern Europe
Northern Europe
Euro · EUR · €
Euro · EUR · €
Finnish
Lithuanian
+358
+370
.fi
.lt
FI / FIN
LT / LTU
Europe/Helsinki
Europe/Vilnius
Suomi
Lietuva
| Measure | Finland | Lithuania |
|---|---|---|
| Capital | Helsinki | Vilnius |
| Population | 5,619,911 | 2,888,278 |
| Surface area | 338,480 km² | 65,290 km² |
| Population density | 16.6 /km² | 44.2 /km² |
| Nominal GDP | $298.70 billion · 2024 | $84.87 billion · 2024 |
| GDP per capita | $53,150 · 2024 | $29,384 · 2024 |
| Region | Europe | Europe |
| Subregion | Northern Europe | Northern Europe |
| Currency | Euro · EUR · € | Euro · EUR · € |
| Nationality | Finnish | Lithuanian |
| Phone code | +358 | +370 |
| Internet domain | .fi | .lt |
| ISO codes | FI / FIN | LT / LTU |
| Time zone | Europe/Helsinki | Europe/Vilnius |
| Native name | Suomi | Lietuva |
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Finland, the Nordic gem of the north, is renowned for its pristine lakes, dense boreal forests, and a society that consistently tops global happiness rankings.
Full Finland profile →Lithuania, a Baltic gem nestled between Latvia, Belarus, Poland, and the Kaliningrad exclave of Russia, captivates visitors with its blend of medieval charm, verdant landscapes, and a resilient spirit that has endured centuries of change.
Full Lithuania profile →The capital of Finland is Helsinki.
Finland has a recorded population of approximately 5,619,911 people.
Finland covers an area of about 338,480 km².
Finland has a population density of roughly 16.6 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Finland has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $298.70 billion as of 2024.
Finland has a GDP per capita of approximately $53,150.
Finland uses the Euro (EUR), with the symbol €.
Finland is located in Northern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Finland is Suomi.
People from Finland are referred to as Finnish.
The international dialing code for Finland is +358.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Finland is .fi.
Finland uses the Europe/Helsinki time zone.
Finland, the Nordic gem of the north, is renowned for its pristine lakes, dense boreal forests, and a society that consistently tops global happiness rankings.
The capital of Lithuania is Vilnius.
Lithuania has a recorded population of approximately 2,888,278 people.
Lithuania covers an area of about 65,290 km².
Lithuania has a population density of roughly 44.2 /km² (people per square kilometre).
Lithuania has a gross domestic product (GDP) of approximately $84.87 billion as of 2024.
Lithuania has a GDP per capita of approximately $29,384.
Lithuania uses the Euro (EUR), with the symbol €.
Lithuania is located in Northern Europe, Europe.
The native name of Lithuania is Lietuva.
People from Lithuania are referred to as Lithuanian.
The international dialing code for Lithuania is +370.
The country code top-level domain (ccTLD) for Lithuania is .lt.
Lithuania uses the Europe/Vilnius time zone.
Lithuania, a Baltic gem nestled between Latvia, Belarus, Poland, and the Kaliningrad exclave of Russia, captivates visitors with its blend of medieval charm, verdant landscapes, and a resilient spirit that has endured centuries of change.