Data from Target Map has compared every country to show how average cup sizes stack up around the world.

Data from Target Map has compared every country to show how average cup sizes stack up around the world.

The breast map reveals how we compare to the rest of the world.Source:Facebook

The data revealed women with the biggest bust sizes live in Finland, Norway, Russia and Sweden, with average cup sizes larger than a D.

Australia, in comparison, has an average cup size of a C cup — according to the data.

Women located in Africa or Asian countries have an average cup size of an A or B, while the UK, Central Europe and the US are around a C-D on average.

While the breast map doesn’t reveal how the cup sizes were measured, it’s fair to say tracking bra purchases per country would be an ideal — and maybe a little weird — approach.

Also, there is no detail as to whether the averages included implants or not.

The Penis map reveals how we compare to the rest of the world. Picture: Indy100/CartoSource:Supplied

But the breast map hasn’t been the only resource to compare body parts in recent times.

In 2015, Mandatory compiled a map that showed the average penis size for countries around the world.

The map revealed which the Congo came out on top, with an average size of 7.1 inches, followed by Ecuador, Ghana, Colombia and Venezuela.

Australia in comparison averaged around the 5.2 inch mark, alongside blokes from Portugal, Russia and the US.

On the other end of the scale, North Korea had the smallest penis size, with an average of 3.8 inches.

The study revealed only three per cent of men worldwide are more than 8 inches, and only 6 per cent of blokes actually need extra large condoms.