Member states of the Latin Union

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The now defunct Latin Union had member states from five continents. They are listed below by the Romance language that is most spoken there:

Spanish

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French

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Portuguese

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Italian

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Romanian

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Catalan

Observers

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Map of Latin Union

References

"États membres". Latin Union. Retrieved 2013-12-06.

See also

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