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Every Major Stadium on Earth
The world’s arenas on one map: 10,472 stadiums across 208 countries, each coloured by seating capacity — from the 228 giant 60,000-plus cauldrons that host finals and national teams, down to the thousands of local grounds. So the great arenas stand out from the everyday venues at a glance. Data is from Wikidata (CC0), a snapshot taken 2026-06-22.
What the colours mean
Every stadium is tinted by its seating capacity. Amber marks the giants that hold 60,000 or more — the great cauldrons of world sport. Charge-blue is large 25,000–60,000 venues, radar-green is mid-size 8,000–25,000 grounds, and a soft green is everything under 8,000. Capacity isn’t recorded for every venue; those are shown in a dim slate. Why the biggest stadiums are where they are, and what capacity does (and doesn’t) tell you, is worth two minutes:
The world’s biggest stadiums, explained →Stadiums by country
Where the arenas cluster. Open a country for its biggest stadium, the spread of capacities, and how many venues it has on the map.
Every country with a stadium
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About this data
Stadiums, locations and capacities come from Wikidata, the open, CC0 knowledge base. We map every venue Wikidata classes as a stadium that has real coordinates and a country. Seating capacity is recorded for a little over half of them; venues without one are shown honestly as “capacity unknown” rather than guessed, and we drop implausible never-built figures. This is a map of where stadiums are and roughly how big — not a ranking, an attendance feed, or a fixtures list. As community-maintained data it’s broad but imperfect; we refresh the snapshot periodically rather than calling Wikidata on every visit.