| Country | Republic of Lithuania |
| Geographical location | The Republic of Lithuania lies on the eastern coast of the Baltic Sea. In the north, the country borders on Latvia (588 km), in the east – on Belarus (660 km), in the south – on Poland (103 km) and Kaliningrad Region of the Russian Federation (273 km). Lithuania holds a 90 kilometre long area of the Baltic Sea coast. As the National Geographic Institute of France confirmed in 1989, the geographic centre of Europe lies just 24 kilometres northwest of Vilnius. Total area: 65,300 sq. km. Nearly one third of the territory is covered by forests, 4.5% – by inland waters. There are over 2,800 lakes larger than 0.5 hectares in size, and 18 rivers longer than 100 kilometres in Lithuania. |
| Official languages | Lithuanian |
| Total area | 65 300 кm² |
| Population | 3 366 200 |
| Capital | Vilnius (542 200) |
| Other big cities (population) | Kaunas – 378.9 Klaipėda – 192.9 Šiauliai – 133.8 Panevėžys – 119.7 |
| Currency | Lithuanian Litas (LTL) |
| Average salary | 2048,8 LTL |
| Economy growth 2005-2007 | 2007 + 8,7 % 2006 + 7,5 % 2005 + 7,6 % |
| Working age population 15-64 years | 58 % |
| Internet usage | 42% |
| Internet usage in big cityes | Vilnius - 66% Kaunas – 47% Klaipėda – 48% Šiauliai – 31% Panevėžys – 33% |
| Main industries | agriculture: 5.2 % industry: 34.2 % services: 60.6 % |