List of Asian countries by area

Below is a list of all the Asian countries and territories, in order of geographical area. Asia's total geographical area is 44,579,000 km².

Note: Some of these countries are transcontinental or have part of their territory located in another continent than Asia. These countries are marked with an asterisk (*).

Rank Country Area (km²) Notes
1  Russia* 13,000,000 17,125,191 km² including European Russia[1]
2  China 9,596,961 excludes Hong Kong, Macau and other disputed areas
3  India 3,287,263
4  Kazakhstan* 2,544,900 2,724,900 km² including European part
5  Saudi Arabia 2,149,690
6  Iran 1,648,195
7  Mongolia 1,564,110
8  Indonesia* 1,502,029 1,904,569 including the 402,540  km² in Oceania
9  Pakistan 881,913
10  Turkey* 759,592 3rd largest country in Western Asia and the largest in Southeastern Europe
11  Myanmar 676,578
12  Afghanistan 652,230
13  Yemen 527,968
14  Thailand 513,120
15  Turkmenistan 488,100
16  Uzbekistan 447,400
17  Iraq 438,317
18  Japan 377,930
19  Vietnam 331,212
20  Malaysia 330,803
21  Oman 309,500
22  Philippines 300,000
23  Laos 236,800
24  Kyrgyzstan 199,951
25  Syria 185,180 Includes the Golan Heights
26  Cambodia 181,035
27  Bangladesh 147,570
28  Nepal 147,181 worlds highest peak and richest among water resources
29  Tajikistan 143,100
30  North Korea 120,538
31  South Korea 100,210
32  Jordan 89,342
33  Azerbaijan* 86,000 Located in the Caucasus, between Europe and Asia
34  United Arab Emirates 83,600
35  Georgia* 69,000 Located in the Caucasus, between Europe and Asia
36  Sri Lanka 65,610
37  Bhutan 38,394
38  Taiwan 36,193
39  Armenia 29,843 Located in the Caucasus, between Europe and Asia
40  Israel 22,072
41  Kuwait 17,818
42  Timor-Leste 14,874
43  Qatar 11,586
44  Lebanon 10,452
45  Cyprus 9,251 Including Northern Cyprus
46  Brunei 5,765
47  Bahrain 760
48  Singapore 697
49  Maldives 300
 Palestine 6,220 partially recognized state / non-member observer state in the UN
Total 42,623,682

See also

References
  1. "The World Factbook - Central Asia - Russia". CIA World Factbook. Central Intelligence Agency. Retrieved 2 May 2019.
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