Other European Regions 1-23
23 entries in the Other European Regions compendium.
Other European Regions 1-23 — Era Chart
CourlandHistorical Latvian land named for the Curonian tribe.Czech SilesiaHistorical Czech land in northeastern Czech Republic.DobrujaA Balkan region divided between Bulgaria and Romania since the 19th century.DonbasHistorical coal-mining region on the Ukraine–Russia border.Epirus (region)Northwestern Greek region, rugged and mountainous, with ancient roots.FlandersDutch-speaking northern region of Belgium with rich medieval history.FrisiaCross-border cultural region of the Frisian people in Northwestern Europe.GagauziaAutonomous Moldovan region for the Turkic Orthodox Gagauz people.Galicia (Eastern Europe)Historical region spanning southeastern Poland and western Ukraine.Great Hungarian PlainPlain occupying most of Hungary, largest part of the wider Pannonian Plain.GrisonsSwitzerland's largest, easternmost, and only trilingual canton.GötalandOne of three lands of Sweden, home of the Geats.Historic counties of EnglandHistoric subdivisions of England, rooted in medieval administration and identity.HuntingdonshireHistoric county now a district in Cambridgeshire, England.IngriaHistorical region on the Gulf of Finland, never a separate state.LeinsterEastern province of Ireland, most populous, with twelve counties.LivoniaHistorical region shaped by crusades, German rule, and Baltic conflicts.Low CountriesHistorical coastal lowland region forming the Benelux countries.Lower AustriaLargest Austrian state by area, second-most-populous, capital Sankt Pölten since 1986.Macedonia (Greece)Largest Greek region, ancient kingdom of Alexander the Great.Metropolitan FranceEuropean portion of France, including mainland and Corsica.MidlandsCentral England region, historic heart of Mercia and industry.West CountryA loosely defined region of South West England with a distinct dialect.
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