Difference between revisions of "Regions of the World"
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Revision as of 22:47, January 11, 2012
This article is about regions of the World as defined by the United Nations[1].
Africa
- Eastern Africa (including Horn of Africa)
- Middle Africa (also known as Central Africa)
- Northern Africa (including Maghreb)
- Southern Africa
- Western Africa
Americas
Eurasia
Asia
- Central Asia
- Eastern Asia (also known as Far East)
- Southern Asia (also known as Indian subcontinent)
- South-Eastern Asia
- Western Asia (including Caucasus and Middle East)
Europe
- Eastern Europe
- Northern Europe (including Scandinavia and Baltic States)
- Southern Europe
- Western Europe