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Biogeographic regions in Europe

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Older versions

12 Nov 2009 - Biogeographical regions in Europe

12 Nov 2009 - Biogeographical regions, Europe 2005, with national boundaries

12 Nov 2009 - Main threats to biodiversity by biogeographic region

12 Nov 2009 - Biogeographical regions, Europe 2001

12 Nov 2009 - Biogeographical regions in Europe 1998

12 Nov 2009 - Map of European Biogeographic Regions - Adopted in 1997

Geographic coverage

Albania Alpine Anatolian Arctic Atlantic Austria Belgium Black Sea Boreal Bosnia and Herzegovina Bulgaria Continental Croatia Cyprus Czechia Denmark Estonia Finland France Georgia Germany Greece Hungary Iceland Ireland Italy Kosovo (UNSCR 1244/99) Latvia Liechtenstein Lithuania Luxembourg Macaronesia Malta Mediterranean Moldova Monaco Montenegro Netherlands North Macedonia Norway Pannonian Poland Portugal Romania Russia San Marino Serbia Slovakia Slovenia Spain Steppic Sweden Switzerland Turkey Ukraine United Kingdom