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Following is a table of Microstate articles along with their size in bytes and in percentage of the article of seven common sections.

Article size of country articles, and section size of seven common sections in bytes and as a percentage of article size (Live)
Section
Country
Lead History Geography Government
and politics
Economy Demographics Culture
Andorra
167k
8.88% / 14,780 30.95% / 51,532 7.88% / 13,118 20.58% / 34,271 8.98% / 14,950 7.97% / 13,269 9.37% / 15,604
Cook Islands
77.7k
13.71% / 10,655 17.31% / 13,453 11.89% / 9,239 / 9.28% / 7,217 4.39% / 3,409 12.96% / 10,070
Liechtenstein
118k
10.41% / 12,319 20.63% / 24,416 10.94% / 12,943 23.01%7.09% / 27,2298,386 13.24% / 15,671 6.53% / 7,727 12.65% / 14,972
Malta
216k
6.30% / 13,600 22.82% / 49,263 11.83% / 25,535 7.65% / 16,521 14.11% / 30,467 18.87% / 40,738 12.12% / 26,163
Monaco
172k
11.33% / 19,535 15.75% / 27,167 10.69% / 18,441 21.14%3.86% / 36,4616,660 18.26% / 31,502 9.24% / 15,938 10.31% / 17,783
Nauru
124k
11.50% / 14,268 19.33% / 23,996 5.44% / 6,746 22.40% / 27,801 13.14% / 16,310 2.33% / 2,889 8.95% / 11,109
Niue
101k
12.72% / 12,789 11.67% / 11,738 18.92% / 19,028 14.64% / 14,717 25.83% / 25,972 4.47% / 4,491 8.61% / 8,657
Palau
103k
13.49% / 13,906 17.81% / 18,360 17.53% / 18,076 21.94% / 22,621 6.48% / 6,677 5.93% / 6,118 3.61% / 3,718
San Marino
118k
9.21% / 10,837 12.54% / 14,753 8.06% / 9,478 11.46% / 13,478 33.52% / 39,429 9.65% / 11,353 14.15% / 16,641
Tuvalu
264k
5.35% / 14,127 18.90% / 49,922 3.84% / 10,144 / 5.43% / 14,345 3.98% / 10,505 5.75% / 15,184
Vatican City
139k
13.51% / 18,799 13.41% / 18,660 11.43% / 15,915 / 12.29% / 17,109 8.17% / 11,379 7.50% / 10,442

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