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Map of Europe

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The 40 Countries of Europe and their Capitals

Albania (Tirana)
Andorra (Andorra-la-Vella)
Austria (Vienna)
Belarus (Minsk)
Belgium (Brussels)
Bosnia-Herzegovina (Sarajevo)
Bulgaria (Sofia)
Croatia (Zagreb)
Czech Republic (Prague)
Denmark (Copenhagen)
Estonia (Tallinn)
Finland (Helsinki)
France (Paris)
Germany (Berlin)
Greece (Athens)
Hungary (Budapest)
Iceland (Reykjavik)
Ireland (Dublin)
Italy (Rome)
Kosovo (Prishtina)
Latvia (Riga)
Lithuania (Vilnius)
Luxembourg (Luxembourg)
Macedonia (Skopje)
Moldova (Kishinev)
Netherlands (Amsterdam)
Norway (Oslo)
Poland (Warsaw)
Portugal (Lisbon)
Romania (Bucharest)
Russia (west) (Moscow)
Serbia & Montenegro (Belgrade)
Slovenia (Ljubljana)
Slovak Republic (Bratislava)
Spain (Madrid)
Sweden (Stockholm)
Switzerland (Bern)
Turkey (west) (Ankara)
Ukraine (Kiev)
United Kingdom (London)

England
Northern Ireland
Scotland
Wales

Let's Explore Europe! Read an on-line book or play a game to learn more about Europe!

Interactive Online Games for Kids:

Choose from Countries of Europe, Rivers of Europe, Mountains of Europe, Seas of Europe, Lakes of Europe, Islands of Europe, Capitals of Europe, Regions of Europe.

European nations bordering or containing the…

Atlantic Ocean: (bordering) Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, United Kingdom, France, Spain, Portugal

Arctic Ocean: (bordering) Russia

Norwegian Sea: (bordering) Greenland, Iceland, Norway

Barents Sea: (bordering) Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia

Volga River: (contained by) Russia

Danube River: (contained by) Germany, Austria, Slovakia, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, Romania

Ural River:(contained by) Russia, Kazakhstan (note, runs from Europe into Asia; good example of the porous nature of the “borders” between the two continents).