Lithuania

Lithuania

(Lietuvos Respublika (Republic of Lithuania))

Capital: Vilnius

Population (Estimated July 2012): 3,525,761

Area: 65,300 km2 or 25,212 mi2

Currency: Litas (LTL)

Official Language: Lithuanian

Political Information: Parliamentary Republic

Official Religion: No Official Religion (approximately 79% of the population are Roman Catholic, 4.1% are Russian Orthadox, 1.9% are Protestant, 5.5 % have other religious beliefs and 9.5% have no religious beliefs)

Highest Point: Aukštojas Hill at 294m or 964ft

 

GDP Official Exchange Rate (OER is more precise at gauging a countries economic power)

(Estimated 2011): $43.2 billion (US$) or (GBP)

GDP (OER) Per Capita (per member of the population estimated 2011): (US$) or (GBP)

 

GDP Purchasing Power Parity (PPP is good for gauging living conditions and use of resources but not as accurate as OER. This data has been calculated based on the sum value of all goods and services produced in the country valued at prices prevailing in the United States) 

 (Estimated 2011): $61.3 billion (US$) or (GBP)

GDP (PPP) Per Capita (per member of the population estimated 2011): $18,700 (US$) or (GBP)

 

 

Time Zone (GMT/UTC): +2:00

Counties/Provinces/States: 10 counties (apskritys, singular – apskritis); Alytaus, Kauno, Klaipedos, Marijampoles, Panevezio, Siauliu, Taurages, Telsiu, Utenos, Vilniaus

 

Leaders: President Dalia GRYBAUSKAITE (since 12 July 2009) with Prime Minister Saulius SKVERNELIS (since 13 December 2016).

Sources: CIA World Fact Book, Encyclopaedia Britannica.

Population Density of Lithuania

Population Density of Lithuania

Lithuania, a small Baltic nation in Northern Europe, has a population density of approximately 45 people per square kilometre. With a total land area of 65,300 square kilometres, Lithuania is home to roughly 2.8 million inhabitants. The population density of Lithuania...

History of Lithuania

History of Lithuania

Lithuania possesses a rich and complex history dating back to the early settlement of the Baltic tribes in the region. The first recorded mention of Lithuania occurs in the 9th century, when the Baltic tribes began to form a cohesive society in the area. The Grand...

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