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Euregionsweek 2019 Map Poster Regions and cities, pillars of the EU´s future North Norway Iceland East and North Nordland Finland county North Sweden Kainuun Etu City of Mid-Norway Umeå Middle Norrland West Norway Helsinki-Uusimaa Region Oslo Region Hordaland City of County Tallinn Council Stockholm Region City of Stockholm Russia South Norway Västra Highlands Götaland and Region Islands City of Riga Central Helsingborg East Denmark Jutland Region Northern Ireland Capital Malmö Region of Denmark Galway Belorussia Dublin Region Pomorskie Manchester Region Warmia-Mazury Limerick Podlaskie Voivodeship Hamburg Kujawsko-Pomorskie Cork Leeuwarden- Northern Region Friesland Netherlands Wales Province Mazovia of Fryslan City of Lower Saxony Region Region Assen of Berlin Region of Wielkopolska Greater Hanover Region London Arnhem Nijmegen City Hampshire Achterhoek Region Region Saxony-Anhalt Province of Lublin Kent County Province Zeeland Council of West Flanders Lower Silesia Ukraine Flanders Cologne Roeselare Brussels Capital Region Seraing Podkarpackie Region City of Prague Hauts-de-France Vysočina Normandy City of Region Heidelberg Košice Self-governing Region Ile-de-France Brittany Region Stuttgart Bratislava Moldova Region Self-governing City of Region Vienna North-East Baden- Romania Württemberg City of Budapest Centre-Val de Loire Liechtenstein ALPEUREGIO (Tyrol Region of Switzerland South Tyrol Carinthia Trentino) Timis County Friuli Venezia Eastern Varaždin Slovenia Giulia Autonomous County Bucharest-Ilfov Region Autonomous Province of City of Veneto Region Vojvodina Zagreb Municipality of Padua Republika Serbia Principality of Srpska Emilia-Romagna of Asturias Bosnia and Herzegovina Provence-Alpes-Côte Basque d'Azur Region Country Bouches-du-Rhône Department Marche Region Marseille Republic of Castile Montenegro and León Kosovo* Umbria Region Valladolid Abruzzo Republic of Turkey Region Zaragoza Catalonia Corsica North Macedonia Province Lazio Region Centro of Barcelona Region Madrid City of Albania Barcelona Apulia Region Matera Municipality Thessaly of Castellón Castilla-La Region Autonomous Mancha Region of Region of Valencia Balearic Sardinia Islands Union of Region Municipalities Algarve of Western of Attica Region Region Greece Andalusia Region Region of Peloponnese Sicily Region Region Gozo of Crete 0 500 Km REGIOgis European Week of Regions and Cities 2019 - Regional partnerships NSPA and Highlands and Islands Green Regions for a greener Europe Greener European Regions Social progress in European regions and cities Regions4Future Regions Sparking the Circular Economy Tunisia Regions for an innovative EU Europe of opportunities Keeping Solidarity Close Building Regional Skills Ecosystems ERRIN - POLIS The Future of Urban Mobility Med Insulae Cities and Regions for energy transition Cross Border Cluster PANORAMED European Capitals of Cultures Citizens at the core of policies Regions for Sustainability Capital Cities and Regions Network Regions for urban policy & locally-led strategies European Lighthouse and Follower Cities https://europa.eu/regions-and-cities/ © EuroGeographics Association for the administrative boundaries. *This designation is without prejudice to positions on status, and in line with UNSCR 1244/1999 and the ICJ Opinion on Kosovo declaration of independence. #EURegionsWeek QG-03-19-145-EN-N.
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