Norrland
Norway
Stockholm
Scotland
Manchester
&
Merseyside
Northern
Ireland
Ireland
Finland
Gothenburg
Northumbria
Federal Europe
Denmark
Yorkshire
Europe’s regions as
defined under NUTS 1
Estonia
Mercia
East
Midlands
Anglia
Schleswig
Holstein
Latvia
Wales
GDP is shown by
size of box:
Lithuania
Guelders
Home
Counties
London
Hamburg
Fresia
Lower Saxony
Bremen
Mecklenburg
East
Pomerania
Wessex
Flanders
Holland
Dusseldorf
Berlin
Pas de
Calais
Masovia
Poznan
Anhalt
Hesse
Lublin
Saxony
Brussels
Brittany
Paris
Basin
Wallonia
Paris
Luxembourg
Rhone
Thuringia
Alsace
Lorraine
Stuttgart
Linz
>3%
>5%
>2%
Purple border
means separatist
movement
Great
Plain
Budapest
Vienna
Bold black border
means single region
country
Map by John Donald
Rhineland
www.pgitl.com
[email protected]
Data Source: Eurostat
Transdanube
Saarland
Galicia
Castile
Basque
Aquitaine
Provence
Graz
Switzerland
Lombardy
Slovenia
Serbia
Croatia
Transylvania
Oltenia
B&H
Portugal
Madrid
Moldavia
Muntenia
FYRM
Macedonia
Venice
Sofia
Varna
Catalonia
West
Marmara
Rome
Istanbul
Attica
Aegean
Peloponnese
Naples
Andalucia
Canary
Islands
Malta
East
Marmara
Ankara
Ege
Cyprus
Sardinia
&
Sicily
<2%
Slovakia
Czech
Republic
Bavaria
Average annual GDP growth rate
2000 - 2011
>8%
Upper
Silesia
Lower
Silesia
Brabant
500 bn
Euros
150 bn
Euros
50 bn
Euros
Brandenberg
Akdeniz
West
Karadeniz
Central
Anatolia
East
Karadeniz
CE
Anatolia
SE Anatolia
NE
Anatolia