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DescriptionEurope subregion map UN geoschme.svg	Deutsch: Subregionen Europas (nach UN Geoschema) Nordeuropa Westeuropa Osteuropa Südeuropa English: Subregions of Europe ( UN geoscheme) Northern Europe Western Europe Eastern Europe (Northern) Asian portion of Russia Southern Europe Countries of Western Asia with partial territory in Southern Europe: Turkey Asian portions of these countries Countries of Western Asia with partial territory in Eastern Europe: Georgia and Azerbaijan Asian portions of these countries Countries of Central Asia with partial territory in Eastern Europe: Kazakhstan Asian portions of these countries Українська: Підрегіони Європи (класифікація Організації Об’єднаних Націй) Північна Європа Західна Європа Східна Європа Південна Європа
Date	23 May 2009
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