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Countries in Europe Ranked by Male population share (2025)

Male population share: each country's latest value (2020–2025), ranked from highest to lowest. Source: The World Bank (CC BY 4.0).

Summary

Malta ranks #1 with 51.9% of population. Faroe Islands is second with 51.6% of population, 0.59% behind. The top five are Malta, Faroe Islands, Iceland, Andorra and Norway. The median across all 49 is 49.2% of population; Moldova is last at 46% of population. Malta's figure has risen 5% since 2001 (49.5% of population to 51.9% of population in 2025).

#1
Malta · 51.9% of population
Median
49.2% of population
Coverage
49 countries in Europe
Data year
2025
Last updated
2026-11-14
Top 10: Male population shareBar chart of the top 10: 1. Malta 51.9; 2. Faroe Islands 51.6; 3. Iceland 51.2; 4. Andorra 51.1; 5. Norway 50.4; 6. Sweden 50.4; 7. Cyprus 50.4; 8. Luxembourg 50.4; 9. Slovenia 50.3; 10. Gibraltar 49.8.Malta51.9Faroe Islands51.6Iceland51.2Andorra51.1Norway50.4Sweden50.4Cyprus50.4Luxembourg50.4Slovenia50.3Gibraltar49.8
Top 10: Male population share (% of population). Bar chart of the top 10: 1. Malta 51.9; 2. Faroe Islands 51.6; 3. Iceland 51.2; 4. Andorra 51.1; 5. Norway 50.4; 6. Sweden 50.4; 7. Cyprus 50.4; 8. Luxembourg 50.4; 9. Slovenia 50.3; 10. Gibraltar 49.8.
Male population share over time, top 5Malta: 49.5 in 2001 to 51.9 in 2025; Faroe Islands: 51.8 in 2001 to 51.6 in 2025; Iceland: 50.1 in 2001 to 51.2 in 2025; Andorra: 52 in 2001 to 51.1 in 2025; Norway: 49.6 in 2001 to 50.4 in 2025.013.126.239.352.3200120132025MaltaFaroe IslandsIcelandAndorraNorway
Male population share over time, top 5 (% of population). Malta: 49.5 in 2001 to 51.9 in 2025; Faroe Islands: 51.8 in 2001 to 51.6 in 2025; Iceland: 50.1 in 2001 to 51.2 in 2025; Andorra: 52 in 2001 to 51.1 in 2025; Norway: 49.6 in 2001 to 50.4 in 2025.

Full ranking

Countries in Europe Ranked by Male population share, 2025
RankCountryMale population share (% of population)
1Malta51.9
2Faroe Islands51.6
3Iceland51.2
4Andorra51.1
5Norway50.4
6Sweden50.4
7Cyprus50.4
8Luxembourg50.4
9Slovenia50.3
10Gibraltar49.8
11Denmark49.7
12Liechtenstein49.7
13Switzerland49.7
14Netherlands49.7
15Ireland49.5
16Isle of Man49.5
17Finland49.5
18Albania49.4
19Germany49.4
20Channel Islands49.4
21Belgium49.3
22Czechia49.3
23United Kingdom49.3
24Austria49.3
25Kosovo49.2
26San Marino49.2
27Spain49.1
28Italy48.9
29Monaco48.9
30Slovak Republic48.8
31North Macedonia48.7
32France48.5
33Greece48.5
34Romania48.4
35Poland48.4
36Bulgaria48.4
37Croatia48.3
38Montenegro48.1
39Hungary48.1
40Portugal47.6
41Bosnia and Herzegovina47.6
42Estonia47.6
43Serbia47.4
44Lithuania47.2
45Belarus46.6
46Ukraine46.5
47Latvia46.4
48Russian Federation46.4
49Moldova46

About the top 10

#6 Sweden

Sweden ranks #6 on this list with 50.4% of population.

Capital
Stockholm
Continent
Europe
Income group
High income
Population
10.6 million people (2025)
GDP
US$669 billion (2025)
GDP per person
US$63,133 (2025)
Life expectancy
84.1 years (2024)
Urban population
89.1% of population (2025)

Largest cities: Stockholm, Gothenburg, Malmö.

Also ranks #3 in researchers in r&d per million · #4 in r&d expenditure share of gdp · #6 in male life expectancy.

Profile facts: World Bank (CC BY 4.0) and Wikidata (CC0); weather links go to Purr Weather, another ChowChow Labs site.

Source and method

Male population share: each country's latest value (2020–2025), ranked from highest to lowest.

Source: The World Bank, indicator SP.POP.TOTL.MA.ZS. Licence: CC BY 4.0. Retrieved: 2026-11-14.

The World Bank: Population, male (% of total population): World Population Prospects, United Nations (UN), publisher: UN Population Division (via World Development Indicators)

Original data provider, as recorded by the World Bank: World Population Prospects, United Nations (UN), publisher: UN Population Division; Staff estimates, World Bank (WB), note: World Bank staff estimates based on age/sex distributions of United Nations Population Division's World Population Prospects: 2022 Revision.

Values are shown as published. Provider terms: The World Bank. All licences: Sources & licences.