Cultural And Historical Regions 1-24
23 entries in the Cultural And Historical Regions compendium.
Cultural And Historical Regions 1-24 — Era Chart
Eastern EuropeA contested subregion with shifting cultural and political boundaries.Eastern worldUmbrella term for diverse Eastern cultures and civilizations.EurasiaLargest landmass on Earth, spanning Europe and Asia.Galicia (Spain)Northwest Spanish region with Celtic roots and self-government.Gaza StripA densely populated Palestinian territory under blockade and conflict.GhettoA segregated urban area under social, legal, or economic pressure.HejazHistorical region of western Arabia containing Islam's holiest cities.KhorasanHistorical eastern region of the Iranian Plateau and Central Asia.KurdistanA stateless nation spanning four countries in West Asia.Mountain statesOne of nine U.S. Census divisions, encompassing the Rocky Mountains.Nordic countriesA region of Northern Europe with deep historical and cultural ties.NorrlandNorthernmost traditional land of Sweden, known for nature and hydroelectricity.Northern EuropeA region of varied definitions, climates, and high living standards.OccitaniaHistorical region of southern Europe defined by the Occitan language.Outer ManchuriaRegion ceded by Qing China to Russia in the mid-19th century.Overseas FranceThirteen non-European territories under French sovereignty with varying autonomy.Pacific NorthwestBi-national region shaped by indigenous cultures and the Canada–U.S. border.Provinces of IrelandThe provinces of Ireland are Connacht, Leinster, Munster and Ulster. Three of the four proPrussia (region)Historical Baltic region, origin of the Prussian state.Regions of PeruFirst-level administrative subdivisions of Peru with elected governments.Republika SrpskaOne of two political entities composing Bosnia and Herzegovina.Rust BeltRegion of the southern U.S. known for warm climate, population growth, and economic expansScaniaSouthernmost historical province of Sweden, once Danish.
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