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Antigua and Barbuda  -
Argentina  -
Bahamas  -
Barbados  -
Belize  -
Bolivia  -
Brazil  -
Canada  -
Chile  -
Colombia  -
Costa Rica  -
Cuba  -
Dominica  -
Dominican Republic  -
Ecuador  -
El Salvador  -
Grenada  -
Guatemala  -
Guyana  -
Haiti  -
Honduras  -
Jamaica  -
Mexico  -
Nicaragua  -
Panama  -
Paraguay  -
Peru  -
Saint Kitts and Nevis  -
Saint Lucia  -
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines  -
Suriname  -
Trinidad and Tobago  -
United States  -
Uruguay  -
Venezuela  -
Dependent territories
Anguilla  -
Aruba  -
United States Bajo Nuevo Bank
Bermuda  -
British Virgin Islands  -
Cayman Islands  -
France Clipperton Island
Falkland Islands  -
French Guiana  -
Greenland  -
Guadeloupe  -
Martinique  -
Montserrat  -
United States Navassa Island
Netherlands Antilles  -
Puerto Rico  -
Saint Barthélemy  -
Saint Martin  -
Saint Pierre and Miquelon  -
United States Serranilla Bank
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands  -
Turks and Caicos Islands  -
United States Virgin Islands  -
British overseas territory
Part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
One of the United States Minor Outlying Islands. By some definitions, Bajo Nuevo and Serranilla Banks are not included in this grouping. They are currently administered by Colombia, and are claimed by several other states.
French overseas territory.
French overseas department.
Part of the Kingdom of Denmark.
Curacao and Bonaire could be argued to be a part of North America or a part of South America
Insular area of the United States.
List of North American countries
List of South American countries
List_of_countries_and_territories_in_the_Americas General Information and updated references.
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