Educational guide
A country is usually understood as a political territory with people, institutions, borders, and some form of recognized sovereignty.
A country is usually understood as a political territory with people, institutions, borders, and some form of recognized sovereignty. This guide is written for students, teachers, and general readers who want practical geography explanations.
Country data affects maps, quizzes, school reports, travel planning, international comparisons, and how people understand the world.
Population, borders, names, currencies, and travel details can change. Important claims should be checked before publication.
| Country | Capital | Continent | Population | Area | Currency |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Afghanistan | Kabul | Asia | 43.8 million | 652,230 km² | Afghan afghani |
 Albania | Tirana | Europe | 2.4 million | 28,748 km² | Albanian lek |
 Algeria | Algiers | Africa | 47.4 million | 2,381,741 km² | Algerian dinar |
 American Samoa | Pago Pago | Oceania | 49.7 thousand | 199 km² | United States dollar |
 Andorra | Andorra la Vella | Europe | 88.4 thousand | 468 km² | euro |
 Angola | Luanda | Africa | 36.2 million | 1,246,700 km² | Angolan kwanza |
 Anguilla | The Valley | North America | 16 thousand | 91 km² | Eastern Caribbean dollar |
 Antarctica | No official capital listed | Antarctica | 1.3 thousand | 14,000,000 km² | Not listed |