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'''[[Europe]]''' |
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** [[British Isles]] |
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* [[Central Europe]] |
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** [[Alpine States]] |
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** [[Visegrad Group]] |
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* [[Southern Europe]] |
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** [[Iberian Peninsula]] |
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** [[Italian Peninsula]] |
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** [[Balkan Peninsula]] |
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Revision as of 21:52, 29 July 2004
A subregion is a certain area of a continent, usually based on where they are located on the continent, making it common for region names to be prefixed with "North," "South," or any direction.
Here are a few examples of subregions sorted into continents:
- United States
- Mid-Atlantic States
- New England
- The South
- West Coast
- East Coast
- Central America
- The Caribbean, more specifically the Greater Antilles and Lesser Antilles.
- Western Europe
- British Isles
- Benelux, or the Low Countries
- Eastern Europe
- Central Europe
- Southern Europe
- Northern Europe
- Sub-Saharan Africa
- North Africa
- West Africa (Bulge of Africa)
- East Africa (Horn of Africa)
- Central Africa
- Southern Africa
- Central Asia
- Middle East (Gulf States, Near East, Anatolia, Caucasus, and Arabian Peninsula)
- Far East or East Asia
- the East Indies, or Maritime Southeast Asia
- South Asia or the Indian Subcontinent
Also see:
