List of municipalities of Estonia by area

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This is a listing of the municipalities of Estonia by the land area as of 2005.

RankMunicipalityPopulationLand AreaDensity
1 Märjamaa Parish 7,433871.628.5
2 Illuka Parish 1,034543.821.9
3 Anija Parish 6,276520.9412.0
4 Saarde Parish 2,334508.304.6
5 Kehtna Parish 5,181507.3010.2
6 Vinni Parish 5,625486.6511.6
7 Kuusalu Parish 4,626485.609.5
8 Jõgeva Parish 5,340458.8011.6
9 Vändra Parish 2,568458.245.6
10 Koonga Parish 1,331438.513.0
11 Raasiku Parish 4,355158.8627.4

The land area is expressed in km², and the density is expressed in inhabitants per km² of land area.

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