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Every Dependent Territory in the World

Try to name all 61 dependent territories in the world. Good Luck!
French Guiana, Reunion, Martinique, Mayotte, and Guadeloupe are considered to be a region of France.
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Last updated: October 25, 2022
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Country
Continent
Dependent Territory
United Kingdom
Asia
Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Finland
Europe
Åland
United States
Oceania
American Samoa
United Kingdom
North America
Anguilla
Netherlands
North America
Aruba
Australia
Oceania
Ashmore and Cartier Islands
Australia
Antarctica
Australian Antarctic Territory
United States
Oceania
Baker Island
United Kingdom
North America
Bermuda
Norway
Antarctica
Bouvet Island
United Kingdom
Antarctica
British Antarctic Territory
United Kingdom
Asia
British Indian Ocean Territory
United Kingdom
North America
British Virgin Islands
United Kingdom
North America
Cayman Islands
Australia
Asia
Christmas Island
France
Oceania
Clipperton Island
Australia
Asia
Cocos Islands
New Zealand
Oceania
Cook Islands
Australia
Oceania
Coral Sea Islands
Netherlands
North America
Curaçao
United Kingdom
South America
Falkland Islands
Denmark
Europe
Faroe Islands
France
Oceania
French Polynesia
France
Antarctica
French Southern and Antarctic Lands
United Kingdom
Europe
Gibraltar
Denmark
North America
Greenland
United States
Oceania
Guam
United Kingdom
Europe
Guernsey
Australia
Antarctica
Heard Island and McDonald Islands
China
Asia
Hong Kong
United States
Oceania
Howland Island
Country
Continent
Dependent Territory
United Kingdom
Europe
Isle of Man
United States
Oceania
Jarvis Island
United Kingdom
Europe
Jersey
United States
Oceania
Johnston Atoll
United States
Oceania
Kingman Reef
China
Asia
Macau
United States
Oceania
Midway Atoll
United Kingdom
North America
Montserrat
United States
North America
Navassa Island
France
Oceania
New Caledonia
New Zealand
Oceania
Niue
Australia
Oceania
Norfolk Island
United States
Oceania
Northern Mariana Islands
Norway
Antarctica
Peter I Island
United Kingdom
Oceania
Pitcairn Islands
United States
North America
Puerto Rico
Norway
Antarctica
Queen Maud Land
New Zealand
Antarctica
Ross Dependency
France
North America
Saint Barthélemy
United Kingdom
Africa
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha
France
North America
Saint Martin
France
North America
Saint Pierre and Miquelon
Netherlands
North America
Sint Maarten
United Kingdom
Antarctica
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands
Norway
Europe
Svalbard
New Zealand
Oceania
Tokelau
United Kingdom
North America
Turks and Caicos
United States
North America
United States Virgin Islands
United States
Oceania
Wake Atoll
France
Oceania
Wallis and Futuna
Zefyrinus
+4
Level 71
Apr 7, 2022
This was really hard because of the lack of type-ins. Also, Sint Maarten is misspelled.
jbro
+2
Level 68
Apr 7, 2022
Lack of type ins! What are you talking about? I typed a lot of type ins! I will fix Sint Maarten. But, what type ins are you looking for, I did all the ones I could possibly think of, do you have any in mind?!?!?
GoblinOfCooz
+2
Level 76
Oct 20, 2022
It's a good quiz, but the ones I can think of are more options for the antarctic claims, and diego garcia for the British indian ocean territory
Confabulously
+1
Level 77
Oct 25, 2022
St Maarten is one!
Dhamo9585
+2
Level 66
Oct 20, 2022
Heard and McDonald Islands belongs to Australia, not UK
jbro
+1
Level 68
Oct 25, 2022
Fixed
Chad
+1
Level 63
Oct 20, 2022
Is there any reason Jan Mayen (Norway), Sint Eustatius, Saba, and Bonaire (Netherlands), and also Palmyra Atoll (USA) are not included?
overtired
+2
Level 84
Oct 20, 2022
None of those are dependent territories. They are all integral overseas territories, like the overseas departments of France.
Sesel
+1
Level 40
Oct 27, 2022
Greenland and the Faroes are integral parts of Denmark too, but they are rightly classified here. Some people here put too much stock into arcane legalities.
markasol
+1
Level 75
Jan 7, 2023
No they are not. They are separate 'countries' under the crown of Denmark. In the same way Aruba Curacao Sint Maarten and the Netherlands (which includes the Caribbean municipalities of Saba, Sint Eustatius and Bonaire) are the four component countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands
Chad
+1
Level 63
Oct 29, 2022
Why isn’t Peñón de Vélez de la Gomera on the list?

Thanks.

jbro
+1
Level 68
Nov 2, 2022
It is a Spanish exclave, like Ceuta and Melilla, therefore like an integral oversea territory, except not overseas.
Chad
+1
Level 63
Oct 30, 2022
I hate to ask so many questions but I find this quiz somewhat fascinating:

Are the Chilean and Argentine Antarctic claims claimed as integral or is there another reason that they did not meet the criteria?

jbro
+1
Level 68
Nov 2, 2022
The Argentine Antarctic claim is considered to be a part of the Tierra del Fuego Province, therefore a part of Argentina. It is the same deal as the Chilean Antarctic claim, which is considered to be apart of the Antártica Chilena Province.
markasol
+1
Level 75
Jan 7, 2023
I believe the Chilean Antarctic province does not include any land in South America while yes, the Argentinean claim does...
jbro
+1
Level 68
Jan 10, 2023
You would have to research it more, I'm not an expert on the topic
markasol
+1
Level 75
Oct 1, 2023
I have. The Argentinean Antarctic claim is administered as part of the same province as Tierra del Fuego and their claim to the Falkland Islands (Malvinas), while Chilean Antarctic Territory is a separate territory similar to BAT, Queen Maud, AAT and Ross and should be included
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