European Regions
30 entries in the European Regions compendium.
MoliseSecond smallest Italian region, created in 1963 from Abruzzo.MoraviaA historical region in the east of the Czech Republic, named after the Morava river.Moscow OblastPodmoskovye: Industrial heartland of European RussiaMunsterThe largest province of Ireland, rich in history, culture, and sport.Namur ProvinceA Walloon province of Belgium, capital Namur.Nord-Pas-de-CalaisA densely populated former region of northern France, historically a crossroads of conflicNormandyHistorical region and former duchy in northwestern Europe.North BrabantSouthern Dutch province with a strong Catholic heritage and economy.North HollandA province of the Netherlands in the northwest, home to Amsterdam and Schiphol Airport.North Rhine-WestphaliaThe most populous state in Germany, home to the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan area.North YorkshireEngland's largest ceremonial county, from the Yorkshire Dales to the North York Moors.NorthamptonshireCounty of spires and squires in the East MidlandsNorthern EnglandThe North of England: a land of historic counties, industrial heritage, and debated borderNorthern HungaryA north-eastern Hungarian region with a rich industrial and cultural heritage.NorthumberlandThe northernmost county in England, rich in border history and natural beauty.NottinghamshireA ceremonial county in the East Midlands of England, home to Sherwood Forest and the legenNova ScotiaCanada's most populous Atlantic province, with a capital that is the largest municipality OccitaniaThe historical land of the Occitan language, spanning parts of France, Italy, Spain, and MOpole VoivodeshipThe smallest voivodeship of Poland, rich in German heritage and warm climate.OverijsselEastern Dutch province of grasslands, rivers, and industrial heritage.OxfordshireA ceremonial county in South East England, home to the University of Oxford and rich in ruPays de la LoireAdministrative region on France's Atlantic coast, centered on Nantes.PeloponneseThe southernmost region of the Balkans, rich in myth and history.PicardyHistorical territory in northern France, never a duchy or principality.PiedmontNorthwest Italian region, historic heart of Italian unification.Podkarpackie VoivodeshipSoutheastern Polish province with historic cities, Carpathian landscapes, and UNESCO sitesPodlaskie VoivodeshipThe northeastern province of Poland, home to primeval forests and the European bison.Poitou-CharentesA historic region on the southwest coast of France, known for its role in Acadian history.PomeraniaA historical Baltic region split between Poland and Germany, known for its coastal lowlandPomeranian VoivodeshipA voivodeship on the Baltic coast, home to the Tricity and historic Pomerania.
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