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Location of ArmeniaKazakhstanTürkiyeIranIraqSyriaAzerbaijanGeorgiaArmeniaGyumriYerevanVanadzor
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Armenia

40.46° N, 44.80° E

No coast at all — every one of its 1,570 km of border is shared with another country.

coastline 0 km · 185th/229 · land borders 1,570 km · 107th/230
CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · ranks computed across the countries in this atlas that carry the value

Population
2,957,731
Area
29,743 km²
Population density
≈ 100 / km²
Capital
Yerevan
Natural Earth
ISO codes
AM · ARM
GDP (nominal)
$25.79 billion
GDP per capita (PPP)
$20,100
How big, reallyDrawn at the same scale as Djibouti — the next country down in size. Equal-area projection, not the map you are used to.
Armenia 29,743 km²Djibouti 23,200 km²

geometry: Natural Earth 1:50m · EPSG:6933 equal-area

Where Armenia sits in the world

Each line is every country in this atlas that carries the value, ordered smallest to largest. The line down the middle is the world median; the mark on each line is this country.

  1. Median age39.5 years68th of 224 · median 32.6 years
  2. Life expectancy76.7 years100th of 224 · median 76.2 years
  3. Fertility rate1.66 children per woman154th of 225 · median 1.92 children per woman
  4. Population2,957,731138th of 235 · median 5,454,073
  5. Total area29,743 km²141st of 228 · median 83,736 km²
  6. Coastline0 km185th of 229 · median 402 km

Overview

Geography

Landlocked in the Lesser Caucasus Mountains, Armenia lies between Türkiye to the west and Azerbaijan. Armenia views itself as part of Europe, while its geopolitical classification can fall within Europe, the Middle East, or both.

Mountains shape the Armenian Highland, which has little forest land and fast-flowing rivers. Good soil occurs in the Aras River valley. Sevana Lich (Lake Sevan) is the largest lake in this mountain range. Small deposits of gold, copper, molybdenum, zinc, and bauxite occur in Armenia. Aragats Lerrnagagat' is Armenia's highest point. The Debed River is its lowest point.

Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person

Flag and symbols

Three equal horizontal bands form the flag: red at the top, followed by blue and orange. Red stands for the blood shed for liberty, blue for the Armenian skies and hope, and orange for the land and the courage of the workers who farm it. The national symbols are Mount Ararat, eagle, and lion.

Source: CIA World Factbook · 2026-02-01 · text generated from this source, approved by a person

Key figures

CIA World Factbook

Economy

GDP (nominal)
$25.79 billion
GDP (PPP)
$60.91 billion
GDP per capita (PPP)
$20,100
GDP growth
+5.9%
Inflation (consumer prices)
0.3%
Unemployment
13.4%
Exports
$18.62 billion
Imports
$19.09 billion

People

Life expectancy
76.7 years
Median age
39.5 years
Birth rate
10.24 per 1,000
Death rate
9.6 per 1,000
Fertility rate
1.66 children per woman
Population growth
-0.45% a year
Urban population
63.7%
Literacy
99.8%

Land

Total area
29,743 km²Land 28,203 km² · Water 1,540 km²
Coastline
0 km
Land borders
1,570 km
Mean elevation
1,792 m
Highest point
4,090 m Aragats Lerrnagagat'

Values from the CIA World Factbook archive. Each carries the year it describes; open a year for the exact source field.

Connections

Natural geography 2

Natural Earth outlines · features with a Wikidata ID

Lakes 1

Mountain ranges 1

Largest cities 3

Population · Natural Earth

  1. Yerevancapital1.1M
  2. Gyumri148.4K
  3. Vanadzor101.1K

Sources