Regions of Europe

In Europe, like in other continents, countries fall under different groups based on their geographical location in the continent. The ten countries which constitute the Eastern European block are: Belarus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland, Republic of Moldova, Romania, Russian Federation, Slovakia and Ukraine. Similarly, Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania are the countries in Baltic Division. These countries are located at the eastern and southeastern side of Baltic Sea. Poland and Finland, which also form the border of this sea, are also considered as Baltic States.

In Northern Europe, Scandinavia is another geographical region along the Scandinavian Peninsula. Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, The Faroe Islands; The Aland Islands, Greenland, and Denmark constitute Scandinavia.

The countries lying on the Balkan Peninsula are often referred to as the Balkan States. Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Greece, Macedonia, Romania, Slovenia, and Yugoslavia (Serbia and Montenegro) fall in this group. Balkan Peninsula also houses a small region of Turkey that lies northwest of the Sea of Marmara.

Europe Countries and Regions

Regions	Country
Eastern Europe	Belarus
	Bulgaria
	Czech Republic
	Hungary
	Poland
	Republic of Moldova
	Romania
	Russian Federation
	Slovakia
	Ukraine
Northern Europe	Denmark
	Estonia
	Finland
	Iceland
	Ireland
	Latvia
	Lithuania
	Norway
	Sweden
	United Kingdom
Southern Europe	Albania
	Andorra
	Bosnia and Herzegovina
	Croatia
	Gibraltar
	Greece
	Holy See
	Italy
	Malta
	Montenegro
	Portugal
	San Marino
	Serbia
	Slovenia
	Spain
	Republic of Macedonia
Western Europe	Austria
	Belgium
	France
	Germany
	Liechtenstein
	Luxembourg
	Monaco
	Netherlands
	Switzerland