What population density per km² is shown for Monaco on Wikipedia's density list?

Monaco is shown with a population density of 19,000 people per km² on Wikipedia’s density list.\n\nThe figure reflects Monaco’s extraordinary concentration of residents in a very small territory on the French Riviera. Monaco covers only about 2 km², yet its population is roughly 38,000 to 39,000 people. Dividing the population by the country’s area produces a density far above that of almost every other sovereign state.\n\nMonaco’s density is shaped by both geography and urban development. The principality is squeezed between the Mediterranean Sea and the French Alps, leaving little flat land. Residential towers, reclaimed coastal land, and tightly built urban districts allow a large population to live within a compact area. Monte Carlo is the best-known district, but Monaco is divided into several administrative quarters.\n\nThe exact number can vary between sources because population estimates, area definitions, and rounding methods change. Monaco’s country article may display a more precise contemporary density, while the global list rounds its value to 19,000. The quiz asks for the rounded number shown on that list, not a competing estimate.