Complete List Of Member Countries Of The European Union ( EU): All the Stats, Facts, and Data You'll Ever Need to Know

List Of Member Countries Of The European Union ( EU): 

                

1. Austria

   • Population: Approximately 8.9 million
   • Area: Approximately 83,879 square kilometers
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2. Belgium

   • Population: Approximately 11.5 million
   • Area: Approximately 30,689 square kilometers
     
     
     

3. Bulgaria

   • Population: Approximately 7 million
   • Area: Approximately 110,994 square kilometers
     
     
     

4. Croatia

   • Population: Approximately 4 million
   • Area: Approximately 56,594 square kilometers
     
     
     

5. Cyprus

   • Population: Approximately 1.2 million
   • Area: Approximately 9,251 square kilometers
     
     
     

6. Czech Republic

   • Population: Approximately 10.7 million
   • Area: Approximately 78,866 square kilometers
     
     
     

7. Denmark

   • Population: Approximately 5.8 million
   • Area: Approximately 43,094 square kilometers
     
     
     

8. Estonia

   • Population: Approximately 1.3 million
   • Area: Approximately 45,339 square kilometers
     
     
     

9. Finland

   • Population: Approximately 5.5 million
   • Area: Approximately 338,424 square kilometers
     

10. France

    • Population: Approximately 65 million
    • Area: Approximately 551,695 square kilometers
      
      
      

11. Germany

    • Population: Approximately 83 million
    • Area: Approximately 357,022 square kilometers
      
      
      

12. Greece

    • Population: Approximately 10.4 million
    • Area: Approximately 131,957 square kilometers
      
      
      

13. Hungary

    • Population: Approximately 9.7 million
    • Area: Approximately 93,028 square kilometers
      
      
      

14. Ireland

    • Population: Approximately 4.9 million
    • Area: Approximately 70,273 square kilometers
      
      
      

15. Italy

    • Population: Approximately 60 million
    • Area: Approximately 301,340 square kilometers
      
      
      

16. Latvia

    • Population: Approximately 1.9 million
    • Area: Approximately 64,589 square kilometers
      
      
      

17. Lithuania

    • Population: Approximately 2.8 million
    • Area: Approximately 65,300 square kilometers
      
      
      

18. Luxembourg

    • Population: Approximately 0.6 million
    • Area: Approximately 2,586 square kilometers
      
      
      

19. Malta

    • Population: Approximately 0.5 million
    • Area: Approximately 316 square kilometers
      
      
      

20. Netherlands

    • Population: Approximately 17 million
    • Area: Approximately 41,543 square kilometers
      
      
      

21. Poland

    • Population: Approximately 38 million
    • Area: Approximately 312,696 square kilometers
      
      
      

22. Portugal

    • Population: Approximately 10.2 million
    • Area: Approximately 92,090 square kilometers
      
      
      

23. Romania

    • Population: Approximately 19 million
    • Area: Approximately 238,397 square kilometers
      
      
      

24. Slovakia

    • Population: Approximately 5.5 million
    • Area: Approximately 49,035 square kilometers
      
      
      

25. Slovenia

    • Population: Approximately 2 million
    • Area: Approximately 20,271 square kilometers
      
      
      

26. Spain

    • Population: Approximately 47 million
    • Area: Approximately 505,990 square kilometers
      
      
      

27. Sweden

    • Population: Approximately 10.4 million
    • Area: Approximately 450,295 square kilometers
      

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    • Currency of the European Union (EU)

The official currency of the European Union (EU) is the euro (€). It is used by 19 out of the 27 EU member countries as their sole legal tender. These countries are part of the Eurozone, a monetary union within the EU.

The remaining EU member countries have their own national currencies, such as the British pound (GBP) in the United Kingdom, the Swedish krona (SEK) in Sweden, the Polish złoty (PLN) in Poland, and so on.

It's important to note that not all EU member countries are part of the Eurozone, and they retain their own currencies until they meet certain criteria to adopt the euro.

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