Is the north sea bigger than baltic sea?

The North Sea is indeed larger than the Baltic Sea. The North Sea covers an area of approximately 575,000 square kilometers (222,000 square miles), while the Baltic Sea spans around 415,000 square kilometers (160,000 square miles). Additionally, the average depth of the North Sea is about 95 meters (312 feet), while the Baltic Sea has an average depth of only 55 meters (180 feet). In terms of volume, the North Sea holds approximately 54,000 cubic kilometers (13,000 cubic miles) of water, while the Baltic Sea contains roughly 21,000 cubic kilometers (5,000 cubic miles).