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The Romance-speaking world, [1] [2] Romanophone world, [3] [4] [5] [6] Neolatin world, [7] or Latin-speaking world, [8] is the part of the world where Romance languages (those evolved from Latin) are either official, co-official, or significantly used, comprising Latin Europe and Latin America, as well as parts of North America and Romance-speaking Africa and Romance-speaking Asia.
It includes, for example, the Spanish-, Galician-, Portuguese-, French-, Italian-, Romanian- and Catalan-speaking communities.
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Argentina | 2,780,400 | 43,024,374 | 540,200 |
2 | Mexico | 1,964,375 | 120,286,655 | 1,283,000 |
3 | Peru | 1,285,216 | 30,147,935 | 202,900 |
4 | Colombia | 1,138,914 | 46,245,297 | 384,900 |
5 | Bolivia | 1,098,581 | 10,631,486 | 34,430 |
6 | Venezuela | 916,445 | 28,868,486 | 205,800 |
7 | Chile | 756,102 | 17,363,894 | 256,000 |
8 | Spain | 505,370 | 47,737,941 | 1,407,000 |
9 | Paraguay | 406,752 | 6,703,860 | 29,700 |
10 | Ecuador | 283,561 | 15,654,411 | 100,800 |
11 | Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic | 266,000 | 100,000 or 502,585 | |
12 | Uruguay | 176,215 | 3,332,972 | 55,140 |
13 | Nicaragua | 130,370 | 5,848,641 | 11,710 |
14 | Honduras | 112,090 | 8,598,561 | 19,510 |
15 | Cuba | 110,860 | 11,047,251 | 77,150 |
16 | Guatemala | 108,889 | 14,647,083 | 60,420 |
17 | Panama | 75,420 | 3,608,431 | 43,780 |
18 | Costa Rica | 51,100 | 4,755,234 | 48,140 |
19 | Dominican Republic | 48,670 | 10,349,741 | 64,080 |
20 | Equatorial Guinea | 28,051 | 722,254 | 14,310 |
21 | El Salvador | 21,041 | 6,125,512 | 25,310 |
22 | Puerto Rico | 13,790 | 3,620,897 | 61,460 |
23 | Gibraltar (Spanish as regional language) | 6.8 | 34,003 | |
Total | 12,278,218.8 | 439,354,919 | 4,925,740 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (PPP), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Brazil | 8,515,770 | 202,656,788 | 2,353,000 |
2 | Angola | 1,246,700 | 19,088,106 | 128,600 |
3 | Mozambique | 799,380 | 24,692,144 | 16,680 |
4 | Portugal | 92,090 | 10,813,834 | 230,000 |
5 | Guinea-Bissau | 36,125 | 1,693,398 | 1,024 |
6 | Equatorial Guinea | 28,051 | 722,254 | 14,310 |
7 | Timor-Leste | 14,874 | 1,201,542 | 4,478 |
8 | Cape Verde | 4,033 | 538,535 | 1,899 |
9 | São Tomé and Príncipe | 964 | 190,428 | 341 |
10 | Macau, China | 115 | 667,400 | |
Total | 10,709,043 | 260,874,775 | 2,736,022 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
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1 | Canada | 9,984,670 | 35,099,836 | 1,573,000 |
2 | Democratic Republic of the Congo | 2,344,858 | 79,375,136 | 39,060 |
3 | Chad | 1,284,000 | 11,631,456 | 11,690 |
4 | Niger | 1,267,000 | 18,045,729 | 7,119 |
5 | Mali | 1,240,192 | 16,955,536 | 10,950 |
6 | France | 643,801 | 66,553,766 | 2,423,000 |
7 | Central African Republic | 622,984 | 5,391,539 | 1,624 |
8 | Madagascar | 587,041 | 23,812,681 | 9,514 |
9 | Cameroon | 475,440 | 23,739,218 | 28,520 |
10 | Republic of the Congo | 342,000 | 4,755,097 | 8,871 |
11 | Ivory Coast | 322,463 | 23,295,302 | 31,270 |
12 | Gabon | 267,667 | 1,705,336 | 13,800 |
13 | Burkina Faso | 274,200 | 18,931,686 | 11,320 |
14 | Guinea | 245,857 | 11,780,162 | 6,733 |
15 | Senegal | 196,722 | 13,975,834 | 13,990 |
16 | Benin | 112,622 | 10,448,647 | 7,701 |
17 | Togo | 56,785 | 7,552,318 | 4,152 |
18 | Switzerland | 41,277 | 8,121,830 | 677,000 |
19 | Belgium | 30,528 | 11,323,973 | 458,700 |
20 | Equatorial Guinea | 28,051 | 722,254 | 14,310 |
22 | Haiti | 27,750 | 10,110,019 | 8,797 |
23 | Rwanda | 26,338 | 12,661,733 | 8,468 |
24 | Djibouti | 23,200 | 828,324 | 1,743 |
25 | New Caledonia | 18,575 | 224,824 | 11,100 |
26 | Vanuatu | 12,189 | 272,264 | 771 |
27 | French Polynesia | 4,167 | 282,703 | 7,150 |
28 | Luxembourg | 2,586 | 570,252 | 57,930 |
29 | Comoros | 2,235 | 780,971 | 589 |
30 | Mauritius | 2,040 | 1,265,577 | |
31 | Seychelles | 455 | 92,430 | 1,375 |
32 | Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 242 | 5,657 | 2,153 |
33 | Wallis and Futuna | 142 | 15,613 | 188 |
34 | Jersey | 116 | 97,294 | 5,771 |
35 | French Southern and Antarctic Lands | 55 | 140 | 0 |
36 | Saint Martin | 54 | 29,376 | 5,615 |
37 | Saint Barthélemy | 24 | 7,237 | 179 |
38 | Monaco | 2 | 30,535 | 6,063 |
Total | 20,486,067 | 429,246,730 | 5,451,885 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Italy | 301,340 | 61,855,120 | 1,819,000 |
2 | Switzerland | 41,277 | 8,121,830 | 677,000 |
3 | San Marino | 61 | 33,020 | 1,543 |
4 | Vatican City | 0.44 | 842 | No data |
Total | 342,678 | 70,010,812 | 2,497,543 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Romania | 238,391 | 21,666,350 | 177,600 |
2 | Moldova | 33,851 | 3,546,847 | 6,300 |
Total | 272,242 | 25,213,197 | 183,900 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
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1 | Andorra | 468 | 85,580 | 4,800 |
Country | Area, km2 [9] | Population (2014) [10] | GDP (nominal), millions of US$ (2014) [11] | |
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1 | World | 148,429,000 | 7,256,490,011 | 77,269,168 |
2 | Romance-speaking countries | 43,781,433 (29.5%) | 1,216,630,180 (16.77%) | 15,122,890 (19.5%) |
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