Rarest Landlocked Country — All 45 Answers Ranked by Rarity

45 answers are accepted for “Name a landlocked country”. Malawi is the rarest landlocked country in this ranking, with 623,541 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary). Burundi is the second-rarest with 741,760 monthly Wikipedia views, 1.19× the figure for Malawi. Czech Republic is the most common landlocked country in this ranking, with 3,046,214 monthly Wikipedia views, 4.89× the figure for the rarest. Combined monthly Wikipedia views across the 45 answers: 66,552,860. Malawi is 0.9% of that total. 9 answers are Epic or Legendary: Malawi (Legendary), Burundi (Legendary), Lesotho (Legendary), and 6 more.

Quick answer

Monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10).

Ranked answers

45 answers to “Name a landlocked country”, rarest first. A rarity of 1 is the rarest answer in this prompt.
Rank	Answer	Tier	Rarity	Monthly Wikipedia views
1	Malawi on Wikipedia	Legendary	1.000	623,541
2	Burundi on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.977	741,760
3	Lesotho on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.955	760,604
4	Zambia on Wikipedia	Legendary	0.932	763,129
5	Chad on Wikipedia	Epic	0.909	779,260
6	Central African Republic on Wikipedia	Epic	0.886	831,156
7	Botswana on Wikipedia	Epic	0.864	864,702
8	Niger on Wikipedia	Epic	0.841	897,492
9	Tajikistan on Wikipedia	Epic	0.818	1,049,836
10	San Marino on Wikipedia	Rare	0.795	1,060,121
11	Bolivia on Wikipedia	Rare	0.773	1,087,787
12	Rwanda on Wikipedia	Rare	0.750	1,089,846
13	Laos on Wikipedia	Rare	0.727	1,100,204
14	South Sudan on Wikipedia	Rare	0.705	1,122,536
15	Mali on Wikipedia	Rare	0.682	1,172,467
16	Moldova on Wikipedia	Rare	0.659	1,198,347
17	Bhutan on Wikipedia	Rare	0.636	1,285,916
18	Eswatini on Wikipedia	Rare	0.614	1,295,195
19	Andorra on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.591	1,296,370
20	Vatican City on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.568	1,333,170
21	Uganda on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.545	1,349,045
22	Turkmenistan on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.523	1,385,357
23	Zimbabwe on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.500	1,407,463
24	North Macedonia on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.477	1,420,083
25	Slovakia on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.455	1,431,800
26	Paraguay on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.432	1,458,506
27	Luxembourg on Wikipedia	Uncommon	0.409	1,475,438
28	Liechtenstein on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.386	1,545,582
29	Mongolia on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.364	1,549,940
30	Burkina Faso on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.341	1,587,814
31	Kyrgyzstan on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.318	1,619,125
32	Austria on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.295	1,751,172
33	Belarus on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.273	1,803,384
34	Ethiopia on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.250	1,809,447
35	Serbia on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.227	1,894,138
36	Kosovo on Wikipedia	Familiar	0.205	1,894,636
37	Hungary on Wikipedia	Common	0.182	1,898,501
38	Azerbaijan on Wikipedia	Common	0.159	1,915,262
39	Armenia on Wikipedia	Common	0.136	2,041,566
40	Uzbekistan on Wikipedia	Common	0.114	2,157,309
41	Nepal on Wikipedia	Common	0.091	2,189,839
42	Afghanistan on Wikipedia	Common	0.068	2,440,979
43	Kazakhstan on Wikipedia	Common	0.045	2,536,541
44	Switzerland on Wikipedia	Common	0.023	2,590,280
45	Czech Republic on Wikipedia	Common	0.000	3,046,214

FAQ

What is the rarest landlocked country?

Malawi is the rarest landlocked country in this ranking, with 623,541 monthly Wikipedia views (rarity 1.000, Legendary).

How many landlocked countries are there?

There are 45 landlocked countries in this ranking, from Malawi (rarest) to Czech Republic (most common).

What is the most common landlocked country?

Czech Republic is the most common landlocked country in this ranking, with 3,046,214 monthly Wikipedia views (Common).

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Recorded source: Wikidata + Wikipedia pageviews (2026-10). The answer list is compiled from Wikidata (CC0), and the view counts are monthly English Wikipedia pageviews. Rarity is the percentile of the popularity figure inside this prompt: 1 is the rarest and 0 is the most common. Linked names open the English Wikipedia article stored on that answer.