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Yes you know the smallest country - or do you

1 - What is the name of the smallest country

2 what are the names of the other five

This excludes islands - no tricks ('What' is not an answer - legitimate names)

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San Marino, and it was pretty small. Don't know if its the smallest though. And I have no idea what you mean by "the other five"
there are 27 countries of less than 1000 sq miles - all but six are islands - actually that confused ppl when it was cows - so 6 sountries that are not islands less than 1000 sq miles - that shld help the wiki folk - i was surprised by on of them - the last alphabetically
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The Vatican City 0.2 sq miles

Monaco - 0.7 sq miles

San Marino - 24 sq miles

Liechtenstein - 62 sq miles

Andorra - 180 sq miles

Perfectly correct - I'm sure every one new the first one = Q1 - therefore you missed one?
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The smallest sovereign subject of international law is

Sovereign Military Order of Malta (SMOM)

which is a single building in Rome (see the Wikipedia

article on it).

or any embassy - I think you mean the charity/membership type order not a sovereignty/orincipality or 'country' of any kind ... point out if i'm wrong

pls note in my signature the bit about spoilers

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I don't think this belongs in the New Puzzles category does it?

It's not really a puzzle, more of a search and find type thing.

well the mods can move it - baseball is here, word games and similar
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or any embassy - I think you mean the charity/membership type order not a sovereignty/orincipality or 'country' of any kind ... point out if i'm wrong

pls note in my signature the bit about spoilers

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Not like an embassy at all! In 1869, it was granted extraterritoriality by Italy. Today, it is recognized by more than 100 countries as the independent headquarters of a sovereign entity, with mutual diplomatic relations established. It even has it's own currency, the Scudo. If that isn't a country, I don't know what is!

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Not like an embassy at all! In 1869, it was granted extraterritoriality by Italy. Today, it is recognized by more than 100 countries as the independent headquarters of a sovereign entity, with mutual diplomatic relations established. It even has it's own currency, the Scudo. If that isn't a country, I don't know what is!
Cld be right but from memory it has members rather than an indigenous population - whos spending the scudos then - I'll check. If it fits fine there is still another
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sorry but

i really think i should get kudos since i was the first person to post Vatican city, i actually knew that and didnt look it up like some.... <3

I think we all know it - but i'll flick a coin.. Wait a minute ..... - dang it went down a gap ... well never know,- he he
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there is a country on a drill station outside the UK, i'm sure this is the smallest country in the world

Principality of Sealand

I don't think it has achieved it's status yet - UN has not accepted and UK say it's there's - post a link if you find differently ot state a source - I think it's off essex or suffolk - Bates was saving at a building society that a friend of mine worked at - good luck to him (what's the capital? he he)
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I don't think it has achieved it's status yet - UN has not accepted and UK say it's there's - post a link if you find differently ot state a source - I think it's off essex or suffolk - Bates was saving at a building society that a friend of mine worked at - good luck to him (what's the capital? he he)

I'm no expert in international law, but they seem to have a pretty convincing case:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_...atus_of_Sealand

I also don't think you can classify it as an "island."

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I'm no expert in international law, but they seem to have a pretty convincing case:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principality_...atus_of_Sealand

I also don't think you can classify it as an "island."

good one but

at best it would be an island - it has no border (sea-locked?) - Wonder when they will take part in the olympics - ha ha

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