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Exploring Global Diversity:
A Glimpse into Various Countries
In a world characterized by its rich tapestry of cultures, languages, landscapes, and histories, each country stands as a unique testament to the diversity of human civilization. From the bustling metropolises to serene rural landscapes, every nation holds its own captivating story waiting to be uncovered. This brief introduction delves into a selection of countries, highlighting key aspects that define their identities and make them integral to the global mosaic.
Country Name - The name of a nation carries its history, values, and aspirations. From the United States to Japan, Russia to South Africa, the mere mention of a country's name evokes images and emotions, encapsulating its essence.
ISO Codes (ISO2, ISO3) - The International Organization for Standardization (ISO) codes are internationally recognized shorthand notations for countries. The ISO2 and ISO3 codes provide a unique identifier for each nation, facilitating efficient communication in various domains, from trade to diplomacy.
Top Level Domain - A country's top-level domain (TLD), the suffix following the dot in a web address (e.g., .com, .uk), is a digital representation of its online presence. It offers a glimpse into the technological advancement and connectivity within a nation.
Geographical Identifiers (FIPS, GeoNameID) - These identifiers help pinpoint a country's location on the globe. The Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) code and GeoNameID offer essential geospatial information, aiding in navigation, research, and communication.
E164 and Phone Code - Phone codes and E164 numbering play a significant role in international communication. These codes allow people from different countries to connect seamlessly, transcending geographical barriers.
Continent - The continents serve as vast markers of the Earth's physical geography. Whether it's the vastness of Asia, the diversity of Africa, or the enchanting islands of Oceania, a country's placement on a continent shapes its climate, culture, and interactions with neighboring nations.
Capital - A nation's capital often represents its political, economic, and cultural heart. From the grandeur of Paris to the modernity of Beijing, these cities tell tales of governance and innovation.
Time Zone in Capital - The concept of time zones reflects how Earth's rotation shapes our daily lives. The time zone of a capital city influences a country's work hours, trade relations, and synchronization with the global community.
Currency - A nation's currency is a tangible representation of its economic strength and stability. Whether it's the US Dollar, Euro, or Japanese Yen, currencies facilitate transactions and economic interactions.
Language Codes and Languages - The multitude of languages spoken worldwide is a testament to human diversity. Language codes and linguistic data provide insights into a country's cultural heritage and communication patterns.
Area in Square Kilometers - The land area of a country varies widely, from the vastness of Russia to the compactness of Vatican City. This metric reflects a country's physical expanse and potential for various industries.
Internet Hosts and Users - The digital age has brought countries closer through the internet. The number of internet hosts and users showcases a nation's technological advancement and its citizens' connectivity to the global web.
Phone Usage (Mobile and Landline) - Phone usage statistics indicate a nation's communication infrastructure. The balance between mobile and landline phones offers insights into technological preferences and accessibility.
GDP (Gross Domestic Product) - The GDP measures a country's economic output and prosperity. From economic powerhouses like the United States to emerging economies like India, GDP reflects a nation's economic prowess.
As we embark on a journey to explore the world's countries, we recognize the significance of each of these factors. From the unique landscapes to the diverse cultures, every country is a piece of the intricate puzzle that forms our global society. The following sections will delve deeper into a selection of countries, shedding light on their individual stories and contributions to the world.
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COUNTRY | COUNTRY CODE | ISO CODES |
Afghanistan | 93 | AF / AFG |
Albania | 355 | AL / ALB |
Algeria | 213 | DZ / DZA |
American Samoa | 1-684 | AS / ASM |
Andorra | 376 | AD / AND |
Angola | 244 | AO / AGO |
Anguilla | 1-264 | AI / AIA |
Antarctica | 672 | AQ / ATA |
Antigua and Barbuda | 1-268 | AG / ATG |
Argentina | 54 | AR / ARG |
Armenia | 374 | AM / ARM |
Aruba | 297 | AW / ABW |
Australia | 61 | AU / AUS |
Austria | 43 | AT / AUT |
Azerbaijan | 994 | AZ / AZE |
Bahamas | 1-242 | BS / BHS |
Bahrain | 973 | BH / BHR |
Bangladesh | 880 | BD / BGD |
Barbados | 1-246 | BB / BRB |
Belarus | 375 | BY / BLR |
Belgium | 32 | BE / BEL |
Belize | 501 | BZ / BLZ |
Benin | 229 | BJ / BEN |
Bermuda | 1-441 | BM / BMU |
Bhutan | 975 | BT / BTN |
Bolivia | 591 | BO / BOL |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 387 | BA / BIH |
Botswana | 267 | BW / BWA |
Brazil | 55 | BR / BRA |
British Indian Ocean Territory | 246 | IO / IOT |
British Virgin Islands | 1-284 | VG / VGB |
Brunei | 673 | BN / BRN |
Bulgaria | 359 | BG / BGR |
Burkina Faso | 226 | BF / BFA |
Burundi | 257 | BI / BDI |
Cambodia | 855 | KH / KHM |
Cameroon | 237 | CM / CMR |
Canada | 1 | CA / CAN |
Cape Verde | 238 | CV / CPV |
Cayman Islands | 1-345 | KY / CYM |
Central African Republic | 236 | CF / CAF |
Chad | 235 | TD / TCD |
Chile | 56 | CL / CHL |
China | 86 | CN / CHN |
Christmas Island | 61 | CX / CXR |
Cocos Islands | 61 | CC / CCK |
Colombia | 57 | CO / COL |
Comoros | 269 | KM / COM |
Cook Islands | 682 | CK / COK |
Costa Rica | 506 | CR / CRI |
Croatia | 385 | HR / HRV |
Cuba | 53 | CU / CUB |
Curacao | 599 | CW / CUW |
Cyprus | 357 | CY / CYP |
Czech Republic | 420 | CZ / CZE |
Democratic Republic of the Congo | 243 | CD / COD |
Denmark | 45 | DK / DNK |
Djibouti | 253 | DJ / DJI |
Dominica | 1-767 | DM / DMA |
Dominican Republic | 1-809, 1-829, 1-849 | DO / DOM |
East Timor | 670 | TL / TLS |
Ecuador | 593 | EC / ECU |
Egypt | 20 | EG / EGY |
El Salvador | 503 | SV / SLV |
Equatorial Guinea | 240 | GQ / GNQ |
Eritrea | 291 | ER / ERI |
Estonia | 372 | EE / EST |
Ethiopia | 251 | ET / ETH |
Falkland Islands | 500 | FK / FLK |
Faroe Islands | 298 | FO / FRO |
Fiji | 679 | FJ / FJI |
Finland | 358 | FI / FIN |
France | 33 | FR / FRA |
French Polynesia | 689 | PF / PYF |
Gabon | 241 | GA / GAB |
Gambia | 220 | GM / GMB |
Georgia | 995 | GE / GEO |
Germany | 49 | DE / DEU |
Ghana | 233 | GH / GHA |
Gibraltar | 350 | GI / GIB |
Greece | 30 | GR / GRC |
Greenland | 299 | GL / GRL |
Grenada | 1-473 | GD / GRD |
Guam | 1-671 | GU / GUM |
Guatemala | 502 | GT / GTM |
Guernsey | 44-1481 | GG / GGY |
Guinea | 224 | GN / GIN |
Guinea-Bissau | 245 | GW / GNB |
Guyana | 592 | GY / GUY |
Haiti | 509 | HT / HTI |
Honduras | 504 | HN / HND |
Hong Kong | 852 | HK / HKG |
Hungary | 36 | HU / HUN |
Iceland | 354 | IS / ISL |
India | 91 | IN / IND |
Indonesia | 62 | ID / IDN |
Iran | 98 | IR / IRN |
Iraq | 964 | IQ / IRQ |
Ireland | 353 | IE / IRL |
Isle of Man | 44-1624 | IM / IMN |
Israel | 972 | IL / ISR |
Italy | 39 | IT / ITA |
Ivory Coast | 225 | CI / CIV |
Jamaica | 1-876 | JM / JAM |
Japan | 81 | JP / JPN |
Jersey | 44-1534 | JE / JEY |
Jordan | 962 | JO / JOR |
Kazakhstan | 7 | KZ / KAZ |
Kenya | 254 | KE / KEN |
Kiribati | 686 | KI / KIR |
Kosovo | 383 | XK / XKX |
Kuwait | 965 | KW / KWT |
Kyrgyzstan | 996 | KG / KGZ |
Laos | 856 | LA / LAO |
Latvia | 371 | LV / LVA |
Lebanon | 961 | LB / LBN |
Lesotho | 266 | LS / LSO |
Liberia | 231 | LR / LBR |
Libya | 218 | LY / LBY |
Liechtenstein | 423 | LI / LIE |
Lithuania | 370 | LT / LTU |
Luxembourg | 352 | LU / LUX |
Macau | 853 | MO / MAC |
Macedonia | 389 | MK / MKD |
Madagascar | 261 | MG / MDG |
Malawi | 265 | MW / MWI |
Malaysia | 60 | MY / MYS |
Maldives | 960 | MV / MDV |
Mali | 223 | ML / MLI |
Malta | 356 | MT / MLT |
Marshall Islands | 692 | MH / MHL |
Mauritania | 222 | MR / MRT |
Mauritius | 230 | MU / MUS |
Mayotte | 262 | YT / MYT |
Mexico | 52 | MX / MEX |
Micronesia | 691 | FM / FSM |
Moldova | 373 | MD / MDA |
Monaco | 377 | MC / MCO |
Mongolia | 976 | MN / MNG |
Montenegro | 382 | ME / MNE |
Montserrat | 1-664 | MS / MSR |
Morocco | 212 | MA / MAR |
Mozambique | 258 | MZ / MOZ |
Myanmar | 95 | MM / MMR |
Namibia | 264 | NA / NAM |
Nauru | 674 | NR / NRU |
Nepal | 977 | NP / NPL |
Netherlands | 31 | NL / NLD |
Netherlands Antilles | 599 | AN / ANT |
New Caledonia | 687 | NC / NCL |
New Zealand | 64 | NZ / NZL |
Nicaragua | 505 | NI / NIC |
Niger | 227 | NE / NER |
Nigeria | 234 | NG / NGA |
Niue | 683 | NU / NIU |
North Korea | 850 | KP / PRK |
Northern Mariana Islands | 1-670 | MP / MNP |
Norway | 47 | NO / NOR |
Oman | 968 | OM / OMN |
Pakistan | 92 | PK / PAK |
Palau | 680 | PW / PLW |
Palestine | 970 | PS / PSE |
Panama | 507 | PA / PAN |
Papua New Guinea | 675 | PG / PNG |
Paraguay | 595 | PY / PRY |
Peru | 51 | PE / PER |
Philippines | 63 | PH / PHL |
Pitcairn | 64 | PN / PCN |
Poland | 48 | PL / POL |
Portugal | 351 | PT / PRT |
Puerto Rico | 1-787, 1-939 | PR / PRI |
Qatar | 974 | QA / QAT |
Republic of the Congo | 242 | CG / COG |
Reunion | 262 | RE / REU |
Romania | 40 | RO / ROU |
Russia | 7 | RU / RUS |
Rwanda | 250 | RW / RWA |
Saint Barthelemy | 590 | BL / BLM |
Saint Helena | 290 | SH / SHN |
Saint Kitts and Nevis | 1-869 | KN / KNA |
Saint Lucia | 1-758 | LC / LCA |
Saint Martin | 590 | MF / MAF |
Saint Pierre and Miquelon | 508 | PM / SPM |
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines | 1-784 | VC / VCT |
Samoa | 685 | WS / WSM |
San Marino | 378 | SM / SMR |
Sao Tome and Principe | 239 | ST / STP |
Saudi Arabia | 966 | SA / SAU |
Senegal | 221 | SN / SEN |
Serbia | 381 | RS / SRB |
Seychelles | 248 | SC / SYC |
Sierra Leone | 232 | SL / SLE |
Singapore | 65 | SG / SGP |
Sint Maarten | 1-721 | SX / SXM |
Slovakia | 421 | SK / SVK |
Slovenia | 386 | SI / SVN |
Solomon Islands | 677 | SB / SLB |
Somalia | 252 | SO / SOM |
South Africa | 27 | ZA / ZAF |
South Korea | 82 | KR / KOR |
South Sudan | 211 | SS / SSD |
Spain | 34 | ES / ESP |
Sri Lanka | 94 | LK / LKA |
Sudan | 249 | SD / SDN |
Suriname | 597 | SR / SUR |
Svalbard and Jan Mayen | 47 | SJ / SJM |
Swaziland | 268 | SZ / SWZ |
Sweden | 46 | SE / SWE |
Switzerland | 41 | CH / CHE |
Syria | 963 | SY / SYR |
Taiwan | 886 | TW / TWN |
Tajikistan | 992 | TJ / TJK |
Tanzania | 255 | TZ / TZA |
Thailand | 66 | TH / THA |
Togo | 228 | TG / TGO |
Tokelau | 690 | TK / TKL |
Tonga | 676 | TO / TON |
Trinidad and Tobago | 1-868 | TT / TTO |
Tunisia | 216 | TN / TUN |
Turkey | 90 | TR / TUR |
Turkmenistan | 993 | TM / TKM |
Turks and Caicos Islands | 1-649 | TC / TCA |
Tuvalu | 688 | TV / TUV |
U.S. Virgin Islands | 1-340 | VI / VIR |
Uganda | 256 | UG / UGA |
Ukraine | 380 | UA / UKR |
United Arab Emirates | 971 | AE / ARE |
United Kingdom | 44 | GB / GBR |
United States | 1 | US / USA |
Uruguay | 598 | UY / URY |
Uzbekistan | 998 | UZ / UZB |
Vanuatu | 678 | VU / VUT |
Vatican | 379 | VA / VAT |
Venezuela | 58 | VE / VEN |
Vietnam | 84 | VN / VNM |
Wallis and Futuna | 681 | WF / WLF |
Western Sahara | 212 | EH / ESH |
Yemen | 967 | YE / YEM |
Zambia | 260 | ZM / ZMB |
Zimbabwe | 263 | ZW / ZWE |
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