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Download a Serious 2021 EU Map in English 30°W 20° 10° 0° 10° 20° 30° 40° 50°E 70°N 70°N 0 100 200 300 400 km 0 100 200 300 mi NON-CONTINENTAL AND OVERSEAS TERRITORIES OF MEMBER STATES THE EUROPEAN UNION BARENTS SEA EU population: 446 824 564 Member States: 27 28°W Accession candidates: 5 SEA OF Corvo ICELAND Reykjavík Flores Members of the EP: 705 ÍSLAND NORWAY AÇORES (PT) MADEIRA (PT) GUADELOUPE (FR) CANARIAS (ES) Graciosa Official languages: 24 MARTINIQUE (FR) 39°N 39°N GUYANE (FR) 31°W MAYOTTE (FR) Terceira LA RÉUNION (FR) Faial São Jorge 60°N BELGIUM CYPRUS SLOVAKIA Rovaniemi WHITE Pico SEA Capital Brussels Capital Nicosia Capital Bratislava 38° (FR) Saint-Martin Population 11 455 519 Population 875 899 Population 5 450 421 AÇORES (PT) São Miguel 18°N Luleå Members of the EP 21 Members of the EP 6 Members of the EP 14 29°W 28° Ponta Delgada Saint-Barthélemy Oulu Currency Euro Currency Euro Currency Euro Uleåborg 17°W ATLANTIC OCEAN MADEIRA (PT) 63°W Madeira Porto Santo Santa Maria GUADELOUPE (FR) 37°N 33°N BULGARIA LATVIA FINLAND Ilhas Desertas ATLANTIC OCEAN Funchal Grande-Terre Capital Sofia Capital Riga Capital Helsinki Umeå Ilhas Selvagens 30°N 27° 26° 25° Population 7 000 039 Population 1 919 968 Population 5 517 919 16°W Basse-Terre 100 km Östersund A FINLAND Basse- I 16°N Members of the EP 17 Members of the EP 8 Members of the EP 14 Vaasa Terre N Marie- Vasa SUOMI 18°W 17° 16° 15° 14° Galante H Currency Lev Currency Euro Currency Euro N Härnösand T SWEDEN O Alegranza 61°30’ W B ATLANTIC OCEAN 100 km SVERIGE F La Graciosa A Mikkeli O S:t Michel MARTINIQUE (FR) CZECHIA LITHUANIA SWEDEN Lanzarote F E NORWAY L 29° Capital Prague Capital Vilnius Capital Stockholm U Hämeenlinna NORGE G Tavastehus CANARIAS (ES) Lobos Fort-de-France Population 10 649 800 Population 2 794 184 Population 10 230 185 La Palma Santa Cruz C de Tenerife 14°30’ N Falun Gävle Turku Tenerife Members of the EP 21 Members of the EP 11 Members of the EP 21 Åbo Fuerteventura Mariehamn Helsinki ATLANTIC OCEAN O Maarianhamina Helsingfors Las Palmas Currency Koruna Currency Euro Currency Krona Oslo La Gomera de Gran Canaria Uppsala 61°W 28°N 100 km Västerås Karlstad Tallinn Örebro DENMARK LUXEMBOURG Gran Canaria Stockholm MAYOTTE (FR) El Hierro Capital Copenhagen Capital Luxembourg C 18°W 17° 16° 15° 14° INDIAN OCEAN ESTONIA 100 km Nyköping Population 5 806 081 Population 613 894 Linköping EESTI Mamoudzou K 55° 50°W I A R A Members of the EP 14 Members of the EP 6 R Paramaribo EU ACCESSION E ATLANTIC OCEAN G Göteborg Jönköping E Valmiera 13°S A Visby Currency Krone Currency Euro CANDIDATES T K S S 5°N 45°E NORTH Aalborg Rīga LATVIA Moskva Cayenne Växjö 100 km N C LATVIJA GERMANY HUNGARY MONTENEGRO Viborg Kalmar Jelgava UNITED KINGDOM SEA Halmstad I Liepāja GUYANE (FR) LA RÉUNION (FR) SURINAME Capital Berlin Capital Budapest DENMARK T Capital Podgorica DANMARK Hillerød Daugavpils A Karlskrona L Telšiai Saint-Denis Population 83 019 213 Population 9 772 756 Population 622 182 Vejle Šiauliai Panevėžys København A Klaipėda 21°S Sorø Baile Átha Cliath Malmö B LITHUANIA Utena Members of the EP 96 Members of the EP 21 Dublin NORTH L IRELAND Tauragė LIETUVA Currency Euro Currency Forint ÉIRE Kaunas MACEDONIA 50° RUSSIA Vilnius BRASIL INDIAN OCEAN Capital Skopje T РОССИЯ ROSSIJA Marijampolė 50° 55°30’ W Kiel Alytus Gdańsk Minsk 100 km 100 km ESTONIA MALTA Population 2 077 132 CELTIC Capital Tallinn Capital Valletta A BELARUS Olsztyn SEA Hamburg Schwerin БЕЛАРУСЬ NETHERLANDS BELARUS' Population 1 324 820 Population 493 559 ALBANIA NEDERLAND Bremen Szczecin Amsterdam Bydgoszcz Białystok Members of the EP 7 Members of the EP 6 Capital Tirana Den Haag KAZAKHSTAN Gorzów QAZAQSTAN London Wielkopolski Currency Euro Currency Euro Population 2 862 427 Hannover Potsdam Berlin POLAND Poznań Warszawa Magdeburg POLSKA BELGIUM IRELAND NETHERLANDS SERBIA C H A N N E L BELGIQUE Düsseldorf Łódź I S H Brussel G L Lille BELGIË E N Bruxelles Lublin Capital Dublin Capital Amsterdam Capital Belgrade Namur Erfurt GERMANY Dresden Wrocław Kyïv Population 4 904 240 Population 17 282 163 Population 6 963 764 DEUTSCHLAND Kielce Opole Rouen Members of the EP 13 Members of the EP 29 Wiesbaden Frankfurt UKRAINE LUXEMBOURG Mainz a. 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