List of euroregions

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This is a list of euroregions.

The cooperating regions usually have different (local) names in each participating country. The regions are listed in alphabetical order of the corresponding English names. Listed are also the particular participating countries and the year the euroregion was founded.


English name of the euroregion
Other local names of the euroregion
Participating
countries
Founded
Adriatic Euroregion Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Italy, Montenegro, Slovenia 2006
Archipelago (islands) committee
Interreg Saaristo
Interreg Skärgården
Finland, Sweden 1978
ARKO (Arvika/Kongsvinger) euroregion
Norway, Sweden 1978
Baltic euroregion
Euroregion Baltija
Euroregion Bałtyk
Denmark, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Russia, Sweden 1998
Barents Euro-Arctic Council
Barentsrådet
Finland, Norway, Russia, Sweden 1993
Bavarian forest - Bohemian Forest / Šumava euroregion
Euroregio Bayerischer Wald-Böhmerwald/Sumava
Euroregion Šumava-Bavorský les
Austria, Czech Republic, Germany  ?
Belasica euroregion Bulgaria, Greece, Republic of Macedonia 2003
"BENEGO" (Belgisch-Nederlands Grensoverleg = Belgian-Dutch border consultation) Belgium, Netherlands  ?
Benelux-Middengebied euroregion Belgium, Luxembourg, Netherlands 1948
Beskydy Mountains euroregion
Euroregion Beskidy
Euroregión Beskidy
Czech Republic, Poland, Slovakia 2000
Białowieża Forest euroregion
Euroregion Puszcza Białowieska
Belarus, Poland 2002
Bornholm and Southwestern Skåne euroregion Denmark, Sweden 1980
BUG euroregion Belarus, Poland, Ukraine 1995
Carpathian Euroregion
Euroregion Karpacki
Karpatský euroregión
Hungary, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Ukraine 1993
Central North committee
Mittnordenkommittén
Finland, Norway, Sweden 1977
Cieszyn Silesia euroregion
Euroregion Tešínské Slezsko
Euroregion Śląsk Cieszyński
Czech Republic, Poland 1998
Cross-channel euroregion
Kent & Nord Pas-de-Calais/Belgium
Region Transmanche
Belgium, France, United Kingdom  ?
Danube 21 euroregion Bulgaria, Romania 1992
Danube - Kris - Mures - Tisza euroregion
Duna - Körös - Maros - Tisza euroregion
Euroregiunea Dunăre - Criş - Mureş - Tisa
Evroregija Dunav - Kriš - Moriš - Tisa
Hungary, Romania, Serbia 1997
Dobrava euroregion Czech Republic, Poland 2001
East Sussex/Seine-Maritime/Somme euroregion
Rives-Manche Region
France, United Kingdom  ?
Egrensis euroregion
EuroRegio Egrensis
Czech Republic, Germany  ?
Elbe/Labe euroregion
EURORegion Elbe-Labe
Czech Republic, Germany 1992
Ems-Dollart euroregion
Ems-Dollart Region
Eems-Dollard Regio
Germany, Netherlands 1977
"EUREGIO"
Euregion Gronau
Germany, Netherlands 1958
Glacensis euroregion
Euroregion Pomezí Čech, Moravy a Kladska
Czech Republic, Poland 1996
Helsinki-Tallinn euregio Estonia, Finland 1999
Inn-Salzach euroregion
Inn-Salzach EuRegio
Austria, Germany  ?
Inntal euroregion Austria, Germany 1998
Insubrica euroregion
Regio Insubrica
Italy, Switzerland 1995
International Lake Constance conference
Internationale Bodenseekonferenz
Austria, Germany, Switzerland 1997
Karelia euregio Finland, Russia 2000
Kvarken council
Interreg Kvarken-MittSkandia
Interreg Kvarken –MidtSkandia
Interreg Merenkurkku-MittSkandia
Finland, Norway, Sweden 1972
Mesta-Nestos euroregion Bulgaria, Greece 1997
Meuse-Rhine euroregion
Euregio Maas-Rhein
Euregio Maas-Rijn
Eurégion Meuse-Rhin
Belgium, Germany, Netherlands 1976
Neisse euroregion
Euroregion Neisse-Nisa-Nysa
Nysa, Nisa, Neisse Euroregion
Czech Republic, Germany, Poland 1991
Neman euroregion
Niemen (Nieman) Euroregion
Euroregion Nemunas
Belarus, Lithuania, Poland, Russia 1997
North Calotte Council
Nordkalottrådet
Pohjoiskalotin neuvosto
Finland, Norway, Sweden 1971
Ore Mountains euroregion
Euroregion Krušnohoří
Euroregion Erzgebirge
Czech Republic, Germany 1992
Østfold-Bohuslän/Dalsland euroregion
Østfold-Bohuslän/Dalsland Border Committee
Norway, Sweden 1980
Pomerania euroregion
EURegio Pomerania
Denmark (suggested), Germany, Poland, Sweden 1995
Pomoraví - Záhorie - Weinviertel euroregion Austria, Czech Republic, Slovakia 1999
Praded euroregion
Euroregion Praděd
Euroregion Pradziad
Czech Republic, Poland 1998
Pro Europa Viadrina euroregion Germany, Poland 1993
Pyrenees-Mediterranean euroregion[1]
Euroregió Pirineus Mediterrània
Eurorregión Pirineos Mediterráneo
Eurorégion Pyrénées-Méditerranée
France, Spain 2004[2]
Raetia Nova euroregion
Nova Raetia
Austria, Switzerland  ?
Rhine-Waal euroregion
Euregio Rhein-Waal
Euregio Rijn-Waal
Germany, Netherlands 1973
Rhine-Meuse-North euroregion
Euregio Rhein-Maas-Nord
Euregio Rijn-Maas-Noord
Germany, Netherlands 1978
Saar-Lor-Luxembourg-Rhin euroregion Germany, France, Luxembourg 1995
Salzburg-Berchtesgadener Land-Traunstein euroregion Austria, Germany 1993
Scheldemond euroregion
Conseil de l'Estuaire de l'Escaut
Belgium, France, Netherlands 1989
Silesia euroregion Czech Republic, Poland 1998
Silva Nortica euroregion
Euroregion Silva Nortica / Jihočeská Silva Nortica
Austria, Czech Republic 2002
Spree-Neisse-Bober euroregion
Sprewa-Nysa-Bóbr Euroregion
Germany, Poland 1992
Tatras euroregion
Euroregion Tatry
Euroregión Tatry
Poland, Slovakia 1994
Tornio River Valley Council
The Tornedalen Council
Tornedalsrådet
Tornionlaakson Neuvosto
Finland, Sweden 1987
TriRhena euroregion
Regio TriRhena
Germany, France, Switzerland 1995
Tyrol-South Tyrol-Trentino euroregion
Euroregion Tirol-Südtirol/Alto Adige-Trentino
Austria, Italy 1998
Via Salina euroregion
Ausserfern and Kleinwalsertal/Bregenzerwald Euregio
Austria, Germany 1997
West/West Pannonia euroregion Austria, Hungary 1998
White Carpathia euroregion
Euroregion Bílé Karpaty
Euroregión Biele Karpaty
Czech Republic, Slovakia 2000
Zugspitze-Wetterstein-Karwende euroregion Austria, Germany 1998

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