Country Flags of Europe
Explore the flags of 44 European countries across 4 subregions, with dependencies and other territories listed separately.
44 Countries
4 Subregions
4 Additional Entries
Kosovo, Isle of Man, Faroe Islands, and Gibraltar
European Country Flags
Explore the flags of 44 European countries across 4 subregions, with dependencies and other territories listed separately.
About Europe
Europe has 44 countries grouped into four subregions: Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Western Europe, and Eastern Europe. Each country has its own flag, history, and national identity. Kosovo is listed separately as an additional entry, while the Faroe Islands, Gibraltar, and the Isle of Man are included in the separate section for dependencies and other territories.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many countries are in Europe?
Europe has 44 countries according to the United Nations-based count used on this page. Kosovo is listed separately because its status as an independent state is not universally recognized.
What are the four regions of Europe?
Europe is commonly divided into four subregions: Northern Europe, Southern Europe, Eastern Europe, and Western Europe. Each region includes countries with distinct flags, histories, and cultures.
Which is the largest country in Europe?
Russia is the largest country in Europe by total land area, although it spans both Europe and Asia. Ukraine is the largest country located entirely within Europe.
Which is the most populated country in Europe?
Russia has the largest population among countries commonly included in European population rankings. Population figures vary by source and year.
Are Faroe Islands, Kosovo, Gibraltar, and Isle of Man included in the 44 countries?
No. They are listed separately from the 44-country total. The Faroe Islands and Isle of Man are self-governing territories, Gibraltar is a British Overseas Territory, and Kosovo is a partially recognized state.