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Baltic States Map
Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania on a zoomable map, on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea. Tap or click a country to see its flag, capital, population, area, official languages and currency. Zoom in to see every name, capital, river and mountain: where labels would overlap, some only appear as you get closer.
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About the Baltic states
The Baltic states has 3 countries, home to about 6 million people across 175,117 km² (67,613 sq mi).
The largest country by area is Lithuania, at 65,300 km², about 37% of the total; the smallest is Estonia, at 45,228 km².
Lithuania has the most people, about 2.8 million (47% of the total), and Estonia the fewest, about 1.3 million. The most densely populated is Lithuania, with about 43 people per km².
None of the 3 countries is landlocked: every one has a coastline.
Countries of the Baltic states and their capitals
All 3 countries, with each capital, population and area. Sort by any column, or select a name to show it on the map.
| Tallinn | 1,340,478 | 45,228 | |
| Riga | 1,888,439 | 64,589 | |
| Vilnius | 2,815,687 | 65,300 |
The Baltic states are the three countries on the eastern shore of the Baltic Sea: Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. The United Nations geoscheme counts them in Northern Europe. Finland, Poland and the other countries around the sea are not called Baltic states and are shown as neighbours.
Sources
- Capitals and official languages: national constitutions and government sources.
- Currencies: the ISO 4217 currency list and national central banks, checked October 2026.
- Borders, coastlines, rivers and mountains: official sources. Disputed borders are shown as they are commonly drawn, which is not an endorsement of any claim.
- Population and area: CIA World Factbook (2024 and 2025 estimates; total area including inland water), which capitals and languages were also checked against.