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Rank ⇵Planet ⇵Diameter (km) ⇵Type ⇵
1Jupiter139,820 kmGas Giant
2Saturn116,460 kmGas Giant
3Uranus50,724 kmIce Giant
4Neptune49,244 kmIce Giant
5Earth12,742 kmTerrestrial
6Venus12,104 kmTerrestrial
7Mars6,779 kmTerrestrial
8Ganymede (Jupiter Moon)5,268 kmMoon
9Titan (Saturn Moon)5,149 kmMoon
10Mercury4,879 kmTerrestrial
11Callisto (Jupiter Moon)4,820 kmMoon
12Io (Jupiter Moon)3,642 kmMoon
13Earth's Moon3,474 kmMoon
14Europa (Jupiter Moon)3,121 kmMoon
15Pluto2,376 kmDwarf Planet
16Eris2,326 kmDwarf Planet
17Triton (Neptune Moon)2,706 kmMoon
18Haumea1,632 kmDwarf Planet
19Makemake1,430 kmDwarf Planet
20Ceres940 kmDwarf Planet
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