Surface area of the Nordic countries
The largest of all Nordic countries is Norway, with a surface of roughly 625,000 square kilometers. Its neighboring country Sweden is the second largest with a size of approximately 447,000 square kilometers. Finland follows in third with a surface area of more than 338,000 square kilometers. The ice-free area of Greenland, which is an autonomous region under the Kingdom of Denmark, is 410,000 square kilometers, but in total, it has a land area of 2.67 million square kilometers, making it the largest island in the world.
