Liechtenstein - How Big Is Liechtenstein 🇱🇮 Actually?

Liechtenstein, Officially Called As The Principality Of Liechtenstein, Is An Independent Country Located In The Alps Mountain Range Between Austria And Switzerland.
Covering Approximately 160 Square Kilometres In Total Surface Area, Liechtenstein Is The 4th Smallest Country In Europe, After The Vatican City, Monaco, And San Marino, And The Sixth-Smallest Country In The World. Liechtenstein Is Bordered By Two Countries Which Are Switzerland And Austria. It Is Europe's Only Double Landlocked Country And One Of The Only Two Double Landlocked Countries In The World, The Only Other Double Landlocked Country Is Uzbekistan, Located In Central Asia.
About Half Of Liechtenstein's Territory Is Mountainous. The Country Has A Population Of More Then 38,000, And Is Divided Into 11 Municipalities. Its Capital City Is Vaduz, While Its Most Populous City Is Schaan. The Country Uses The Swiss Franc As Its Currency And Has One Of The Highest Nominal Per Capita Income Per Person In The World.
Liechtenstein Is A Semi-Constitutional Monarchy Headed By The Prince Of Liechtenstein, Who Is A Member Of The House Of Liechtenstein, The Ruling Family Of The Country. The Family Originated From The Liechtenstein Castle, Situated In Lower Austria. The Area Now Known As The Principality Of Liechtenstein Was Part Of The Raetia Region In The Holy Roman Empire, During The Middle Ages. The Land Was Divided And Controlled By A Variety Of Wealthy Families, One Of The Wealthy Family - The Counts Of Hohenems, Who Had Authority Over The Land Surrounding Schellenberg And Vaduz, Began To Face Financial Hardships At The End Of The 18th Century, So They Decided To Sell Some Of The Lands They Controlled. The Liechtenstein Family Purchased Lordship Of Schellenberg In The Year 1699, And The County Of Vaduz In 1712, And Through The Degree Issued By Charles VI , Emperor Of The Holy Roman Empire In 1719, Schellenberg And Vaduz Were Combined To Form The Principality Of Liechtenstein And The Country Became A Independent Member State Of The Holy Roman Empire.
Liechtenstein Became A Part Of The Rhine Confederation In 1806, That Was Formed In Place Of The Roman Empire, Which Was Dissolved By Napoleon Bonaparte . The Federation Lasted Until 1813 And Was Replaced By The German Confederation Created In 1815, The German Federation Lasted Until 1866. Since 1866, Liechtenstein Became A Fully Independent Country .
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[@necipalkan4887]

I had a one friend from this country.We have worked on pronunciation of it .I have not achieved it's so hard to say it for everyone apart german speakers just please make it change its name

[@usmanusman-lv2hy]

This video goes too off-topic from the title. Most of the video talks about the statistics & history of the country rather than how big it is.

[@startthinking.]

Just A Bit Of History, Then Geography.