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Covering just 54 square kilometers, Bermuda is incredibly small; if it were an independent country, it would be the fifth smallest in the world, larger than Tuvalu but smaller than San Marino. The territory comprises about 138 islands, although only seven are categorized as primary islands. With a population of approximately 64,000, Bermuda is among the most densely populated regions on Earth, with about 12,200 residents per square kilometer.