Asia Regions
Countries
Territories / Special Regions
Asia is the largest continent, located primarily in the Eastern and Northern Hemispheres, characterized by vast and diverse landscapes including mountain ranges such as the Himalayas, extensive plateaus, deserts like the Gobi and Arabian Desert, fertile river valleys, and tropical regions. It is bordered by the Arctic Ocean to the north, the Pacific Ocean to the east, and the Indian Ocean to the south, and is separated from Europe by features such as the Ural Mountains and from Africa by the Suez region.
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Nepal
(नेपाल)
North Korea
(조선)
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Oman
(عُمان)
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Qatar
(قطر)
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Saudi Arabia
(السعودية)
Singapore
(Singapura / 新加坡 / சிங்கப்பூர்)
South Korea
(대한민국)
Sri Lanka
(ශ්රී ලංකා / இலங்கை)
Syria
(سوريا)
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United Arab Emirates
(الإمارات)
Uzbekistan
(Oʻzbekiston)
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Vietnam
(Việt Nam)
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Yemen
(اليمن)
Countries are sovereign states located fully or partially within Asia. Some countries span both Asia and Europe and are labeled with both continents. Egypt is included as a transcontinental country due to the Sinai Peninsula in Asia. Total: 49-52 countries.
Special Administrative Regions are subnational entities with a high degree of autonomy under the sovereignty of China. Hong Kong and Macau operate under the "one country, two systems" framework, maintaining separate legal, economic, and administrative systems. Total: 2
Active Disputed Territories (Asia)
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Active disputed territories are regions with contested sovereignty and varying levels of international recognition.
Local names are shown in native languages and scripts, followed by claimant states with their respective flags.
Some territories lie near or across the Europe–Asia boundary and are labeled accordingly.
These entities are not universally recognized as independent sovereign states.
Local names are shown in native languages and scripts, followed by claimant states with their respective flags.
Some territories lie near or across the Europe–Asia boundary and are labeled accordingly.
These entities are not universally recognized as independent sovereign states.
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Historical or frozen disputes are conflicts where active large-scale hostilities have ceased but political or territorial issues remain unresolved.
Nagorno-Karabakh is a transcontinental dispute in the South Caucasus involving Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Other entries reflect historical state divisions or border disputes that continue to influence regional relations.
These regions or cases are not universally recognized as independent sovereign entities and may evolve over time.
Nagorno-Karabakh is a transcontinental dispute in the South Caucasus involving Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Other entries reflect historical state divisions or border disputes that continue to influence regional relations.
These regions or cases are not universally recognized as independent sovereign entities and may evolve over time.
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