Know : Top 60 Green Economy Countries

This 4th edition of the GGEI is an in-depth look at how 60 countries perform in the global green economy, as well as how expert practitioners rank this performance and ranks based on perception.

Performance Rank		SCORE
1	Sweden	68.1
2	Norway	65.9
3	Costa Rica	64.2
4	Germany	63.6
5	Denmark	63.2
6	Switzerland	63.1
7	Austria	63
8	Finland	62.9
9	Iceland	62.6
10	Spain	59.2
11	Ireland	59
12	New Zealand	58.8
13	France	56.4
14	Colombia	56.1
15	Portugal	55.8
16	Peru	55.8
17	Kenya	55.4
18	Brazil	55.3
19	Chile	55.1
20	United Kingdom	54.6
21	Netherlands	54.2
22	Uruguay	54.1
23	Mauritius	51.5
24	Zambia	51.3
25	Italy	51.2
26	Ethiopia	50.6
27	Rwanda	50.4
28	United States	50.1
29	Canada	49.6
30	Taiwan	47.5
31	Mexico	47.4
32	Philippines	47.2
33	Israel	47
34	South Africa	46.8
35	Malaysia	46.4
36	Tanzania	46.2
37	Australia	46.1
38	Czech Republic	46
39	South Korea	45.6
40	United Arab Emirates	45.6
41	Burkina Faso	45.2
42	Cambodia	44.9
43	Turkey	44.8
44	Japan	44.6
45	Thailand	44.5
46	Ghana	44.5
47	Belgium	44.1
48	Argentina	43.8
49	India	43.4
50	Slovakia	43
51	Panama	41.5
52	Morocco	41.5
53	Mozambique	41
54	Indonesia	40.3
55	China	40.1
56	Poland	37.1
57	Senegal	33.4
58	Qatar	33.3
59	Vietnam	32.2
60	Mongolia	29.5

The perception survey for the 2014 GGEI was conducted from June through August 2014, and polled targeted respondents on how they assessed national green performance on the four main dimensions of Leadership & Climate Change, Efficiency Sectors, Markets & Investment, and Environment & Natural Capital.

Perception Rank		SCORE
1	Germany	93.6
2	Denmark	92.8
3	Sweden	90.2
4	Norway	84.8
5	Netherlands	84
6	United States	76.2
7	Japan	72.4
8	United Kingdom	71.6
9	Finland	70.2
10	Switzerland	67.8
11	Australia	66.3
12	Canada	63
13	China	61.6
14	Costa Rica	60.4
15	Brazil	59.7
16	India	56.1
17	Austria	55.1
18	New Zealand	52
19	Iceland	49.1
20	France	48.5
21	Spain	46.7
22	South Africa	45.8
23	South Korea	44.1
24	Israel	41.1
25	United Arab Emirates	40.3
26	Kenya	40
27	Malaysia	39.3
28	Mexico	37.1
29	Italy	36.1
30	Belgium	36
31	Indonesia	35.3
32	Peru	35
33	Ireland	34.3
34	Mauritius	34
35	Chile	33.5
36	Tanzania	33.3
37	Ethiopia	33.1
38	Philippines	33
39	Morocco	32.6
40	Portugal	32.5
41	Colombia	31.6
42	Poland	31.5
43	Qatar	31.2
44	Turkey	31.2
45	Vietnam	31.1
46	Taiwan	30.7
47	Argentina	30.2
48	Rwanda	30.1
49	Zambia	30
50	Mozambique	29.8
51	Thailand	29.3
52	Czech Republic	29.2
53	Cambodia	28.9
54	Ghana	28.7
55	Burkina Faso	28.5
56	Slovakia	28.2
57	Mongolia	27.7
58	Uruguay	27.6
59	Panama	27.4
60	Senegal	27.3

Germany (perception) and Sweden (performance) top the 2014 GGEI, confirming a trend observed in prior editions of strong results by Germany and the Nordic states. Besides performing well on both the economic and environmental areas of the GGEI, these nations display consistent green leadership and receive global recognition for it.

Covered for the first time in this edition, Costa Rica performs extremely well, ranking third on the GGEI performance measure behind Sweden and Norway and receiving strong recognition on the perception survey, an impressive result for such a small country.

Like in 2012, Copenhagen is the top green city as ranked by our survey of global experts, reinforcing the continued strength of the Danish green brand. Tracked for the first time this year, Vancouver and Singapore also rank in the top 10 of green cities.

Many of the fastest growing economies in the world rank poorly on the GGEI performance measure, highlighting an urgent need to reorient their economies to greener

growth pathways. Regionally, these countries are mostly in Africa (Ghana), the Gulf (Qatar, United Arab Emirates), and Asia (Cambodia, China, Thailand, Vietnam)

There are concerning results related to more developed countries as well – notably Australia, Japan, the Netherlands and the United States – where perceptions of their green economic performance dramatically exceed their actual performance on the GGEI. These countries appear to receive more credit than they deserve, an information gap that requires further exploration.

Despite its leadership founding the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), South Korea continues not to register as a green country brand on our survey and performs poorly, ranked 39th out of 60 on this year’s GGEI. Despite better perception results, Japan also performs poorly on the 2014 GGEI, ranked 44th out of 60.

While the United Kingdom performs adequately in most areas of the GGEI, it doesn’t excel on any one topic, possibly due to inconsistent political rhetoric and policy related to green economy there. While gradually improving in each successive GGEI edition, the UK still lags behind its northern European and Nordic competitors.

Five European nations – Austria, Iceland, Ireland, Portugal and Spain – reveal performance scores that exceed their perception ones significantly – signaling an urgent need for better strategic communications and information exchange of their green merits and associated investment opportunities.

The GGEI results reveal a similar observation for a variety of non-European states – including Ethiopia, Mauritius, Rwanda in Africa and Colombia, Chile and Peru in Latin America – again suggesting a need for these states to better position their green economies on the international stage.

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Courtesy and Source : GGEI-Report 2014 by DUAL CITIZEN LLC

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Know : List of saying “Thanks” in Many Languages

Thanks is  one of the most Beautiful Words in any Language! Here is the big list of Thanks in many languages along with the regions / countries where it is spoken.

Help : Press ‘Ctrl’ + ‘F’ on your keyboard, and type to jump to the language / region you want. or SCROLL 🙂

Regions	Languages	HOW TO SAY THANKS
Afghanistan	Pashto	Tashakkur
Afghanistan, Pakistan		Sta na shukria
Africa	Kidavida	Chavucha
	Kiembu	Ni waro
	Kiga	Kazaare
		Mwebare
		Osyo
		Otyo
		Webare
		Yebare
	Kikuyu	Ni wega
		Thengiu
	Kikwe	Niwega muno
	Kinyamwezi	Wabeeja
	Kituba	Melesí
	Ngbaka	Dé kãã
	Ntomba	Ebóto
		Ewata
Alaska	Ahtna	Tsin’aen
	Deg Xinag	Dogedinh
		Xisrigidisddhinh
	Eyak	‘Awa’ahdah
	Gwich’in	Mahsi’
		Mahsi’ choo
	Haida	Háw’aa
	Hän	Mahsi’
	Inuktitut	Taikkuu
	Koyukon	Anaa basee
		Baasee’
	Suqpiaq	Quyanaa
	Tanaina	Chin’an
	Tanana	Basee choo
		Maasee’
	Tanana [Upper Tanana]	Tsen’ii
	Tsimshian	Way dankoo
	Unagan	Qagaasakung
		Qaqaasakuq
	Yup’ik	Quyana
Albania	Albanian	Faleminderit
		Ju falem nderit
Albania & Kosovo & Serbia	Albanian [Gheg]	Falimineres
Alberta Canada, Montana USA	Blackfoot	Nitsíniiyi’taki
Algeria	Kabyle	Tamemmirt
Amazon	Pa’ikwene	Kibeiné
Ancash Peru	Quechua Ancashino	Paylla
Andorra, Spain, France	Catalan	Gràcies
		Mercès
Angola	Kimbundu	Matondo
		Ngasakidila
		Sakidila
Angola, Namibia	Ambo	Ondapandula unene
	Kwanyama	Nda pandula
Aragon Spain	Aragonese	Grazias
Arizona USA	Apache	Ashoge
	Apache [Jicarilla]	Ihe edn
Armenia	Armenian	Merci [colloquial]
Armenia, Russia, Middle East		Shnorhagallem
		Shterakravetsun
Arunachal Pradesh India	Nisi	Pajaliptso
Australia	Gumatj	Ga’
	Gurrangung	Yaddung jee
	Kala Kawaw Ya	Eso
	Kaurareg	Eso
	Kutthung	Murromboo
	Mabuiag	Eso
	Meriam Mir	Eswau
	Warlpiri	Wiyarrparlunpaju-yungu
	Yolngu Matha	Yo manymak
Austria	German	Dankschen [in spoken language]
Ayacucho Peru	Quechua Ayacuchano	Diyus pagapusonqa
		Diyus pagapusonqacheh [plural]
		Dyuspagrasunki
		Yuspagrasunki
Azerbaijan	Talysh	Sağ bi
Azerbaijan, Iran	Azerbaijani	Sağ olun [plural]
		Təşəkkür edirəm
	Azerbaijani [Azeri]	Sağ ol
Badia Valley Italy	Ladin	Dilan
Baffin Island Canada	Inuktitut	Qujannamiik
Baja Verapaz Guatemala	Achí	Mantiox chawe
Bali	Balinese	Matu suksama
		Matur suksme
Baltic region	Sudovian	Denkâ
		Denkauja
Barrow Alaska	Inuktitut	Quyanaq
Batanes Philippines	Isamurongen	Dios mamajes dinio
	Itbayaten	Ah Dios mamexes
		Ah Dios mamexes dimo
		Dios mamexes dimo
	Ivasayen	Dios mamajes dimo
Bavaria	German	Danksche [in spoken language]
Belarus	Belorussian	Dziákuj
		Dziakuju
Belgium	Walloon	Mercè [pronounced]
		Merci
Benin, Togo	Fon	A houanu
		Ablo
Bhutan	Dzongkha	Kadinche
		Kadinche la
Bolivia	Cavineño	Yusurupai
Bolivia, Peru	Ese Ejja	Jamayá acuá
Bolivia, Peru, Chile	Aymará	Dios pagarakátam
		Juspajaraña
		Juspajarkätam
		Juspaxar
		Yuspagara
Bosnia and Hercegovina	Bosnian	Hvala
Bosnia, Yugoslavia	Croatian	Hvala
	Serbian	Hvala
Botswana, South Africa	Setswana	Ke a leboga
		Ke itumela
		Ke itumetse
Brazil	Guarani [Mbyá]	Ha’evete
Brazil	Tupi [Tembé Tenetéhar]	Azéharamo aypo-mia [by women]
		Ipo [by men]
Britain	Manx	Gura mie ayd
		Gura mie eu
Brittany France	Breton	Ho trugarekaat
		Trugarez
Bulgaria	Bulgarian	Blagodarya
		Mersi
Burkina Faso	Mòoré [Mossi]	Barka
		Mpuus barka
		Mpuusda barka
Burkina Faso, Ghana	Dagaare	Barka
		Puorra bebe la
Burkina Faso, Mali	Boboda	Baraka
Burma	Kachin	Chyeju gaba sai
		Chyeju kaba sai
Burma, Thailand	Mon	Tang kun
Burundi	Kirundi	Murakoze
Cajamarca Peru	Quechua Cajamarca	Dyusilupagi
		Pagi
		Yusilupagi
California USA	Karuk [Karok]	Yo-twa
	Wintu	Cala da mat doyut
		Depelda cala da mat doyut
		Depelda mat doyut
Cambodia	Khmer [Cambodian]	Ar kun
Cameroon	Bakweri	Masuma
		Na somi saisai
	Bulu	Akeva
	Eton	Abuimgang
		Abumgang
	Ewondo	Abui ngan
Canada	Cree	E’kosi
		Mikwec
		Nunasko’mowin keya
		Têniki
	Inuktitut	Mutna
		Nakorami
		Qujanaq
	Kaska	Máhsi
		Sógá sénlá
	Mikmaq	Weláliek
		Welálin
Canada, Alaska	Tlingit	Gunalchéesh
Canada, northwest coast of USA		Guneshcheesh
Canada, USA	Abenaki, Western	Alamisit
	Kanienkehaka [Mohawk]	Niawen
Cape Verde	Kabuverdianu	Obrigadu
Caribbean	Taino [Arawak]	Oáan
Carribbean, Florida USA		Bo matum
Caucasus	Ossetian	Arfö
		Buznyg
Central African Republic	Sango	Mèrèsi
Central Asia	Khowar	Mehrbani
		Shukria
	Kohistani	Shukria
	Tashkorghani	Rahmat türi
	Uyghur	Rähmät sizgä
		Rakhmat
	Wakhi	Shobosh
		Shukria
Central Asia, India	Shina	Bakhshish
		Shukria
Central Europe	German	Danke
		Danke schön
		Vielen Dank
	Romani [Romany] [Gypsy]	Nais
		Nais tuke
	Swabian	Dankeschee
		Dankschee
Central Europe, E Africa	Italian	Grazie
Chad	Sara	Angen
Chiang Rai Northern Thailand	Akha	Gu lah hu ma de
Chiapas Mexico	Tojolabal	Tzachatal
		Yuj
	Tzeltal	Jocolawal
		Wokolawal
	Tzotzil	Kolaval
		Kolawal
		Ois botik
China	Cantonese [Chinese]	Doh je [for gift]
		M goi [for service]
	Hmong [Eastern]	Jid keub
		Nax weix
	Hoi San	U de
	Manchu	Baniha
	Mandarin [Chinese]	Toa chie
		Xie xie
	Xiamen	Kam sia
China, Burma, Thailand	Lisu	Atkel bboxmu
		Dut zoil
		Xual mu wa
China, Southeast Asia	Akha	Gui lah hui dui dui ma
		Gui lah hui mi a de
		Gui lah hui te ha
	Lahu	Aw bon uija
		Da ja
		Òboi jâ
Chuuk Lagoon Micronesia	Chuukese	Kini so
Cochabamba Bolivia	Quechua Cochabambino	Diuspagarapusunki
		Diuspagarasunki
		Pachi
		Pachis
Colorado and Utah USA	Ute	Tog’oyak
		Tograyock
		Tokhoyak
		Towayak
Comoros	Comori	Marahaba
		Marahabha
	Shimasiwa	Marahaba
Congo	Shi	Koko
Congo, Angola	Kikongo	Merci mingi
		Ntôndili kwami
Congo, Angola, Cuba		Ndondele
		Ntandele
		Wuanka
constructed	Interlingua	Gratias
Cook Islands	Maori	Meitaki
Côte d’Ivoire	Yacouba	Balika
Cote d’Ivoire, Burkina Faso	Dyula [Jula]	I ni che
Cote d’Ivoire, Mali	Senoufo	Minkari
		Minmonchar
Cuba	Kikongo	Manbote
		Nkimandi
Cuba, United States	Lucumí	Moducué
Cuzco Peru	Quechua Cuzqueño	Añachaykin
		Añay
		Grasias
		Yuspagarasunki
		Yusulpaykinsunki
Cuzco Peru & Cochabamba Bolivia	Quechua	Yusulpayki
Czech Republic	Czech	Dêkuji
Denmark, Greenland	Danish	Tak
Dutch Antilles, Aruba	Papiamentu	Danki
East Africa	Somali	Mahad sanid
East Timor	Tetum	Obrigada [by a woman]
		Obrigado  [by a man]
Easter Island	Rapanui	Maururu
Eastern Friesland, Germany	Low Saxon	Dank
eastern Germany	Sorbian [Lower Sorbian]	Z’e’kujom se
	Sorbian [Upper Sorbian]	Dz’akuju so
Eastern Sudan	Gaam	Àayyá
		Áwdém áalò
eastern Uganda	Dhopadhola	Afwoyo swa
		Walwa swa
Ecuador	Huaorani	Ewa ra
	Quichua	Diusulupagui
		Pagui
		Pagui shungulla
		Yupaichani
Ecuador, Peru	Achuar	Maketai
		Yuuminsame
Egypt	Domari	Daarim
El Salvador	Pipil	Paampa diyúx
		Padiux
Eritrea	Kunama	Giraske
Estetla Mexico	Mixtec	Niku tab’i[formal-to one p.]
		Niku tab’o[formal-to several]
Estonia	Estonian	Aitäh
		Tänan
	Setu	Aiteh
	Võro	Aiteh
		Aitjumma
Ethiopia	Harari [Adare]	Alla magah
		Gaza yagabzal yushen
Ethiopia, Eritrea	Tigrinya	Yaqhanyelay
		Yekanyelay
		Yeqniyeley
		Yrunyli
Ethiopia, Eritrea, Djibouti	Afar	Gadda ge
Ethiopia, Israel, Egypt	Amharic	Amesegënallô
		Amesegunalhun
Europe	Romani [Romany] [Gypsy]	Gestena
	Yiddish	a dank
		a dank aykh
Europe, USA, other countries		a dank dir
		a dank enk
Faroe Islands	Faroese	Takk
		Takk fyri
Fiji	Fijian	Vinaka
Finland	Finnish	Kiitoksia
		Kiitos
Finland and Russia	Karelian	Kiitän
		Kiitos
		Passibo
		Passipoičemma
Florida USA	Apalachicola	Mvto
France	Corsican	À ringraziavvi
		À ringraziè vi
		Grazia
	Gallo	Mèrczi
	Gascon	Merci
	Provencal [Occitan]	Gramaci
		Mercé
France, Belgium, Africa, Canada	French	Merci
		Merci beaucoup
French Guyana	Taki-taki	Ganta
French Polynesia	Marquesan	Koutai
Gabon	Fang	Abora
	Mpongwe	Kewa
Gansu China	Yugur [Western Yugur]	Çowattï
		Sagha &ccedi;owattï
Gardena Valley Italy	Ladin	De gra
Georgia	Georgian	Gmadlobt [to more than 1 person]
Germany	Low Saxon [Northern Low Saxon]	Danke
	Low Saxon [Westphalian]	Ek dank auk schoin
		Sind auk viellmaols bedankt
	Plattdeutsch	Dankscheen
Ghana	Asante	Meda w’asé
		Meda wo ase
	Ga	Oyiwala dɔŋŋ
	Mampruli	Mossi
Ghana, Burkina Faso	Fante	Medagse
		Medawagse
	Kasem	A ke lei naa
		De N lei
Ghana, Togo	Ewe	Akpe
		Mudo
		Mudu, epenau
Goa India	Konkani [Konknni]	Dev borem korum
Great Britain	Cornish	Dew re-dallo dheugh-why [middle/unified]
		Meur ras [Kemmyn]
		Meur ras dhis
	Cornish [modern]	Durdaladawhy
		Gwra’massi
Greece, Balkans	Aromunian	Haristo
Greece, Cyprus	Greek	Sas efharisto
	Greek [Hellenic]	Efcharisto
Greenland	Inuttut [Greenlandic]	Qujanaq
Guam	Chamorro	Si yu’os ma’ase’
		Si yuus maasi
Guatemala	Chortí	Ch’ahp’ei’x ta’p’a
	Chuj	Yuj wal dios
	Garifuna	Téngi nían bún
	Itzaj [Itzá Maya]	D’yos b’o’tik
		D’yos b’ot’ik ti’ij
		D’yos b’o’tikil
	Ixil	Ta’n tiz
	Jacalteca	Nich’an tiox
	Kanjobal [Q’anjob’al]	Yuj wal ch’an tyoxh
		Yuj wal tyoxh
		Yujwal Dios
	Kekchi	B’antiox
	Kekchi [K’ekchí]	Bantiox
	Mam	Chjónta che  [to more than one person]
		Chjónta tey
		Chjoonta
		Chjóonte
	Mopá-maya	B’o’tic
	Pocomchí	Rin dios awe
	Quiché [K’iche]	Maltiox
		Maltiox nan  [to a woman]
		Maltiox tat  [to a man]
		Sibälaj maltiox
Guatemala		Cheri cha ai [for work]
Guinea	Susu	Inwali
Gujerat State, India	Gujarati	Dhanyawaad
Haiti	Kwéyòl	Mèsi
Harjumaa Estonia	Estonian	Aitih
Hawaii	Hawaiian	Mahalo
Hiiumaa Estonia	Estonian	Kiidan
Himalayas	Thangmi [Thami]	Sewa
Huanca Peru	Quechua Huancaño	Rasyas
Huehuetenango Guatemala	Aguacateco	Ntyox teru’
Hungary	Hungarian [Magyar]	Köszi
		Köszönöm
Iceland	Icelandic	Takk
		Takk fyrir
Idaho United States	Coeur d’Alene	Limlemtsch
India	Kannada	Dhanyawaadagalu
		Vandane
		Vandanegalu
	Konkani [Konknni]	Dhanyawaada
	Malayalam	Nandi
		Nanni
		Valarey nanhi
	Marathi	Abhari ahi
		Dhanyawaadh
		Dhanyawaatha
	Oriya	Danna waat
	Punjabi	Dannaba
		Dhannvaad
		Miharbaanee
		Shukria
		Tuhaadee kirpaa hai
	Telugu	Dhanyavaadaalu
		Tamara krutagntha
India	Tulu	Mast upakara
India, Bangladesh	Bengali	Dhanyabad
India, Bangladesh, S. Africa	Gujarati	Aabhar
India, East Asia, Suriname	Hindi	Dhanyawaad
India, Nepal	Newari	Su-bhaay
India, Nepal, Bhutan	Lepcha	Trok chi
India, Pakistan	Ladakhi	Jule
		Od dju
	Urdu	Danyavad
		Merbani
		Shukriya
India, Pakistan, China	Kashmiri	Danawad
		Shukria
India, Southeast Asia	Tamil	Nandri
		Romba nanringa
		Rumba nandri
Indonesia	Aceh	Teurimeung geunaseh
	Javanese	Matur nuwun
		Suwun
	Sasak	Matur tampiasih
		Tampi asiq
	Sundanese [Basa Sunda]	Hatur nuhun
	Toraja	Kurre sumange
	Tukang Besi	Tarima kasi
Indonesia, Sumatra, Philippines	Batak	Mauliate
international	Esperanto	Dankon
		Dankon al vi
	Ido	Danko
	Loglan	Sia
Iran, Afghanistan, Tajikistan	Persian	Mamnoon
		Motehshakeram
		Tashakkur
Iraq, Iran	Kurdi [Kurmanji]	Shukur
Ireland	Irish	Go raibh maith agaibh [to more than one]
Ireland and Britain		Go raibh maith ‘ad
		Go raibh maith agat [to one]
Israel	Hebrew	Toda
Italy	Camuno	Gràsce
	Napulitano	Gràzzie
	Sardinian	Grassias
Japan	Japanese	Arigato
		Domo arigato
	Japanese [Izumo]	Dan san
	Japanese [Kumamoto]	Kora doshi
Japan	Japanese	Arigato gozaimashita[act of thanks has ended]
		Arigato gozaimasu [act of thanks not ended]
Jersey	Jèrriais	Mèrci bein des fais
Kalahari Africa	G//ana [San]	Kaen se !tau
	G/wi [San]	!kaen se !tau
Kazakhstan, Central Asia, China	Kazakh	Rahmet
		Rahmet sizge
Kenya	Ekegusii	Imbuya mono
	Nandi	Asai
		Kaigai
		Kongoi
Kenya, Somalia	Oromo	Fayyaa ta’aa
		Fayyaa ta’i
		Galatomaa
		Galatoomii
		Maharaba
		Ulfaad’d’a
		Waaqni sii haa kennu
Kenya, Tanzania	Luo	Erokamano
	Maasai	Ashi
	Maasai [Maa, Masai]	Ashi oleng
		Aske
Korea	Korean	Kamsahamnida
		Komapsumnida
Kyoto Japan	Japanese [Kyo Kotoba]	Ohkini
Kyrgyzstan	Kirgiz	Chong rakhmat
		Rakhmat
Labrador and Quebec Canada	Innu	Tshinashkumitan
Lao Cai Vietnam	Hmong	Uụ caox tsõus
		Uụ tsõus
Laos	Lao	Khawp jai
Laos, Thailand	Hmong Daw	Ua koj tsaug
		Ua tsaug
	Hmong Njua	Ua koj tsaug
		Ua tsaug
	Mien [Yao]	Laengz zingh
		Laengz zingh meih
Latvia	Latvian	Paldies
Latvia, Estonia	Livonian	Tienū
Lesotho, South Africa	Sesotho	Ke a leboha
Liberia, S.Leone	Vai	Bai-ka-way [for gift, to 1]
		Ee-she [for favor, to 1]
		Wo bai-kay-way [for gift,to group]
		Wo-she [for favor,to group]
Lithuania	Lithuanian	Ačiū
		Dėkoju
		Dėkui
		Labai dėkoju
Ludza Latvia	Võro	Aitüma
Luxembourg	Luxembourgish	Merci
Macedonia	Macedonian	Blagodaram
Madagascar	Malagasy	Misaotra
Magdalena Peñasco Oaxaca Mexico	Mixtec	Cacutahvixensa
		Cutahvixieensa
Maine USA, Canada	Abenaki, Eastern	Wliwni
Malawi	Chilomwe	Zikomo
	Chingoni	Zikomo
	Chitonga	Yewo
	Ngoni	Zikomo
Malaysia	Kimaragang	Torimakasi
Malaysia, Brunei	Malay	Terima kasih
Maldives	Dhivehi	Shukuriyyaa
	Maldivian	Sabkaa
Mali	Bambara	Aw ni ce [plural]
		I ni ce  [singular]
	Sangha	Birepo
Mali, Senegal	Soninke	Nawari
Malta	Maltese	Grazzi
Manitoba Canada	Saulteaux	Miigwech
Marshall Islands	Marshallese	Kommol
Mauratania	Hassaniya	Shukram
Mauritius	Morisyen	Mersi
Mediterranean	Lingua Franca	Gratzia
Mexico	Amuzgo	Quialva’
	Cakchikel	Matiosh chawe
	Chol	Wokol a wala
		Wokolix awölö
	Hñähñu	Jamadi
	Huastec	C’ac’naamal yaan
		Jalbinchi yaan
	Huave	Dios mangüy ic
	Ixcatec	Skanaa-ri
	Mazahua	Pöjö
	Mazatec	Natejchiri
		Nkhi k’a ninashitechino
	Náhuatl [Aztec]	Icnelia
		Tlazohcamati
	Popoluca	Ni’ctíyus
	Tarahumara [Raramuri]	Matétera
	Tarahumara [Rarámuri]	Matéterabá
	Zoque	Yuscotoya
Mexico, USA	Paipai	‘Ara’ya:ikm
		‘Ara’yai:km
		‘Ara’ye:km
Micronesia	Chuukese	Kili so
	Kosraean	Kulo
	Pohnpeian	Kalangan
	Puluwat	Kilissow
	Yapese	Kam magar
Middle East	Kurdi	Sipas
		Sipas dikim
Middle East, North Africa	Arabic	Shukran
Mokornulga Estonia	Võro	Tennä
Moldova	Gagauz	Saa olsun
	Moldavian	Multumesc
Monaco	Monegasque	Merçì
Mongolia	Mongolian	Saikhan zochluullaa  [for hospitality]
Mongolia		Ta ikh tus bolloo [for help]
Mongolia, Northern China		Bayarlalaa
		Gyalailaa
Morocco	Arabic	Barak llahu fik
Mozambique	Makhua	Kooshukhuru
		Marahaba
Mt. Elgon Kenya	Bukusu	Nasima
		Orio muno
		Wanyala
		Webaale
Mulgi dialect, Karksi Estonia	Estonian	‘Aituma
Myanmar	Burmese	Chezu ba
		Chezu tinbade
	Rakhin	Chyee zu thon ree
	Rohingya	Shukuria
Namibia	Nama	Aio
Nauru	Nauruan	Tsuba kor
Nayarit and Jalisco Mexico	Huichol	Pam parios
		Pan parius
Nebraska and Oklahoma, USA	Omaha	Wíbthahon
Nepal	Gurung	Dxanyaa’baad [to an equal or superior]
		Syaabaas [to a child]
Nepal, Bhutan	Nepali	Dhanyabaad
Nepal, Tibet	Sherpa [Helambu]	Thuchi chea
	Sherpa [Solu]	Thuchi che
Netherlands	Dutch	Bedankt
	Frisian [Westerlauwer]	Tanke
		Tanke wol
		Tankje
		Tankje wol
Netherlands, Belgium	Dutch	Dank u
		Dank u wel
New Caledonia	Houailou	Ei
New Guinea	Tok Pisin	Tenkyu
		Tenkyu tru
	Tok Pisin [Pidgin English]	Tenkiu
New Zealand	Maori	Ka pai
		Tika hoki
New Zealand, Midland England	English	Cheers
Nias Island Indonesia	Nias [North Nias]	Sauha gölö
	Nias [South Nias]	Söwö gölö
Nicaragua	Miskito	Tingki
	Panamahka	Tingkih
Nigeria	Bura	Maraba
	Edo	Ù rú èsé
	Igbo [Ibo]	Dalu
		Imela
		Imena
		Yâuwá
	Kanuri	Ardeneskin
	Ngizim	Ná goodoota-ngaa naa ci
	Nigerian Pidgin	Thank yu
		Well done
	Yoruba	A dupe
		E se é
		Oshe
Niue, South Pacific	Niuean	Fakaaue
Noatak Alaska	Inuktitut	Taku
North Africa	Arabic	SaHHa
North America	Chinook Jargon	Mahsie
		Masiem
	Comanche	Ura
		Urako
	Dakota	Pidamaya ye  [by female]
		Pidamaya yedo[by male]
		Pidamayado
	Hopi	Askwali [said by women]
		Kwakwhá [said by men]
	Kiowa	Aahóow
	Kwakiutl	Gilakas’la
	Mohican	Oneowe
		Wneeweh
	Natick	Kuttabotomish
		Tobotonoque
		Ttaubotneanauayean
	Nez Perce	Qe’ci’yew’yew’
	Okanogan	Lim limt
North Caucasus	Chechen	Barkal
		Barkalla
North Malawi	Chitumbuka	Yewo
northeast Japan	Japanese [Tohoku Ben]	Oshoshina
Northern Ghana	Wali	Bareka
Northern Ireland	Scots [Ulster Scots]	Thenks
northern Italy	Friulian	Graciis
	Piedmontese	Grasie
Northern Pakistan	Burushashki	Bakhshish
		Juu goor maniSh
		Juu na
		Shukria
Northern Thailand	Hmong Njua	Zoo sab muab
Northweast Poland	Cassubian	Dzãkujã
Norway	Finnish, Kven	Kiitoksii
		Kiitos
	Norwegian [Nynorsk, Bokmaal]	Takk
NW Caucasus	Adyghe	Thawerapsaw
		Wapsaw
Oaxaca Mexico	Mixtec	Kúta’ùrí  [familiar]
	Zapotec	Guishepeli
Okinawa Japan	Japanese [Uchinaaguchi]	Nihwee-deebiru
	Uchinaaguchi	Ippe nihei deebiru
		Nihei deebiru
	Uchinaaguchi [Shuri]	Nifee deebiru
Oklahoma & Florida USA	Muskogee	Akvsv’mkv
		Henka
		Ka
		Mvto
Oklahoma United States	Choctaw	Yakoke
		Yokoke
Pacific Islands	Kiribati	Ko rabwa
	Rotuman	Fại’ȧkse’ea
		Filo’montou [said to child]
		Noa’ia
Pakistan	Balochi	Tai merbani
	Khowar	Tazim
	Sindhi	Mehrbani
Palau	Palauan	Ke kmal mesaul
		Msuulaang
		Sulang
Panama	Kuna	Dot nuet
Papua	Dani, Grand Valley Baliem	Wah wah wah
Papua New Guinea	Dani, Western	Kaonak
	Duna	Tirja
	Edolo	Neseke
	Enga	Tángeyoo
	Foe	Kije
	Hiri Motu	Tanikiu
	Koiari	Maigo
		Maiteka
	Matukar	Ujanamok
	Motu	Tanikiu
	Nanubae	Emba:m
	Safeyoka	Ìsámàyʌkà
	Salt Yui	Wai onia
	Tabriak	Jəpən
		Jεpεn
	Teop	Mataa
Paraguay	Guarani	Aguyje
Paraguay, Brazil, Bolivia		Aguije
Peru	Aguaruna	Seé
	Huambisa	Maake
		See
	Quechua Cuzqueño	Yuspagarasunkichis [to several people]
	Resigaro	Kashoonopihku
	Shipibo	Iráque
Philippines	Aklanon	Saeamat kimo
	Ifugao [Tuwali]	Munhana ak
		Salamat
	Ilokano	Agyamanak
		Dios ti agngina
	Ilonggo	Daghang salamat
		Salamat
	Kalagan	Sokor
	Kankanaey	Salamat
	Kapampangan	Salamat
	Tagalog	Salamat
		Salamat po
		Salamat sa iyo
	Tugalug	Salamot
	Visayan [Cebuano]	Gracia
		Salamat
Pohnpei	Pohnpeian	Kalangen en Komwi
Poland	Polish	Dzięki [familiar]
		Dziękuję
		Dziękujemy [spoken by several people]
Polynesia	Polynesian	Auw’e
Ponpei	Ponpeian	Kelangan
Qiandong China	Hmong	Bod hfud mongx
		Bod hfut
		Dub hseit
Romania	Romanian	Mulţumesc
Russia	Altai	Bïyan bolzïn
	Bashkir	Rekhmet
	Chuvash	Tav
		Tavssi
		Tavtapuch
	Erzya	Сюкпря
	Ingush	Barkal
		Barkl [in spoken language]
	Kalmyk	Khanganav
	Khanty	Пумасипа
	Komi-Permyak	Attö
		Ydzhyt attö
	Komi-Zyryan	Attö
		Attöala
		Attöalam [from a group]
	Ludian	Spassibo
		Spassiboičem
	Mansi	Пумасипа
	Mari	Tau
	Mari [Meadow]	Taushtem
		Taushtena [from a group]
	Mordvin	Syukprya
	Nenets	Nyarya bada
	Nganasan	Nägê
		Xoasi
	Russian	Спасибо
	Rutul	Сагъул
	Saami [Kildin]	Пассьпе
	Tatar	Rekhmet
	Tuvan	Chettirdim
	Udmurt	Tau
		Tau karisko
	Veps	Kitäm [from a group]
		Kitän
		Spasib
	Votic	Ciitän
		Passibo
		Suurõd passivad
		Suurõt spassibad
Ryukyu Island Japan	Miyako	Nihedebil
Sabah Malaysia	Dusun	Pounsikou
	Kadazan	Kotohuadan
Salento Italy	Griko	Kali’ sso’rta-ssu
Samachique Mexico	Tarahumara [Raramuri]	Natérarabá
Samoa	Samoan	Fa’afetai
San Antonio Huitepec Mexico	Mixtec	Nakuu ta’viin
San Juan Colorado Mexico		Tyáhvi nyóò
San Juan Mixtepec Mexico		Tatsa’vi
		Tatsa’vini
Scandinavia	Saami [Davvi]	Giitu
		Giitus
		Giitus dutnje
		Giitus eatnat
	Saami [Inari]	Kijtto
		Kjittoseh
		Takkâ
	Saami [Lule]	Gijtto
	Saami [Skolt]	Spä’sseb
		Spässep
	Saami [South]	Gäjhtoe
	Saami [Ume]	Gijtuov
Scotland	Scots	Thank ye
		Thenk ye
	Scottish Gaelic	Tapadh leat
Seattle Washington USA	Lushootseed	Ck’wálidxw
Senegal	Diola	Emitekati
		Mersi
Senegal, Gambia	Serrere	Dioka ndjiale
Senegal, Mali	Malinké	Ni ke
Seychelles	Seselwa [Seychelles Creole]	Gran mersi
		Mersi
Shanghai China	Shanghai	Sha ja non
		Sha sha
Shodoshima Japan	Japanese [Shodoshima]	Ookini
Siberia	Yup’ik	Igamsiqanaghhalek
		Quyanaghhalek
Siberia Russia	Khakas	Aalghïstapcham
		Ispasiba
Sicily Italy	Sicilian	Grazzii
Sierra Leone	Krio	Tenkey
		Tenki ya
	Mende	Baiika
		Baika
		Bisse
Silesia region, southern Poland	Polish	Dziynki
		Dziynkuja
Singapore, Indonesia	Hokkien [Chinese]	Gum xia
Slovakia	Slovak	Dakujem
Slovenia	Slovenian	Hvala
Solomon Islands	Pijin	Tanggio
Sonora Mexico	Seri	Yooz ma samsisíinxo
Sortland Norway	Norwegian [Sortlandsk]	Takk
South Africa	Sepedi	Ke a leboga
	Tsonga	I nkomu
	Venda	Ndi a livhuha
		Ndo livhuwa
		Ukhani
	Xhosa	Enkosi
		Ndiyabulela
South Africa, Lesotho	Zulu	Ngiyabonga
		Siyabonga  [plural]
South Africa, Malawi	Chichewa	Zikomo
South America	Jaqaru [Jacaru]	Jilatyi
	Mapuche [Araucano]	Chaltu
		Chaltu may
		Krasia may
		Manumeimi
		Traeltu
South Malawi	Chiyao	Asante
		Sikomo
South Pacific	Maohi	Mauruuru
South Sierra USA	Miwok [S Sierra]	Tengkiju
South Uganda	Lunyankole	Webale
Southeast Africa	Kisawhili	Asanteni [to several]
	Kiswahili	Ahsante
		Aksante
		Asante
		Nashukuru
		Shukrani
Southeast Asia	Cham	Uan sagun
		Uan tabuan
southeast Estonia	Võro	Aiten
Southern Africa	Afrikaans	Dankie
Southern Australia	Kaurna	Ngaityalya
Southern Qiandong China	Hmong	Deb hseit
Southern Scotland	Scottish Gaelic	Gun robh math agaibh
Southwestern United States	Keres	Da-waa-ee
		Khuu’a
	Tewa	Kuunda
Southwestern USA	Pueblo [Acoma]	Da-wah-eh
Spain	Asturian	Gracies
	Basque [Navarrese]	Esker aunitz
		Esker mila
	Basque [Roncalais]	Eskerrik anitx
	Galician	Grazas
	Ladino	Gracias
		Munchas gracias
	Romani [Caló]	Najis tuke
	Valencian	Gracies
		Moltes gracies
Spain, America	Spanish	Gracias
Spain, France	Basque	Eskerrik asko
		Mila esker
Sri Lanka	Sinhalese	Istuti
Sudan	Arabic Creole	Shukran
	Dinka	Yin acaa muoc
Suriname	Ndjuka	A bigi ba
		Gaantangi
		Gaantangi fi ye
	Saramaccan	F&uacteu;únu
		Gaantángí fii
	Sranan	Danki
		Grantangi
		Tangi
Suriname, Holland	Sarnami	Dhanbaad
		Dhanjabaab
		Soekoeria
		Sukriya
Swaziland	Siswati [Swazi]	Ngiyabonga [by one person]
		Siyabonga [more than one]
Sweden, Finland	Swedish	Jag tackar
		Tack
Switzerland	German	Dank schön  [in spoken language]
	Romansch	Grazia
	Sursilvan	Engraziel
Swizterland	Romansch	Grazcha
		Grazie
Syria	Arabic	Mamnuun
Syria, Turkey	Suryoyo	Tawdi
Tahiti	Tahitian	Mauruuru
		Mauruuru roa
Taiwan	Atayal	Mhuway su’
		Mhuway su’ balay
		Muhuway su
	Bunun	Uninang
	Paiwan	Malimali
		Masalu
	Puyuma	Tayu’an
	Rukai	Maulanenga
	Saisiat	Muhuway su
	Yami	Ayoi
Tajikstan	Tajik	Rakhmat
		Tashakur
Tanzania	Kichagga	Haika
	Kikamba	Ni oseo
	Makhua	Asantte
Tanzania, Zambia	Mambwe	Sanco
Tataltepec Mexico	Chatino	Ngua tsaa xlay’be hii
Tepoztlan Mexico	Náhuatl	Tlazocama
		Tlazocamati
		Tlazocamatl
Texas United States	English	Thank ya  [Texan]
Texas USA	Alabamu	Alíila
Thailand	Akha	Ghu long khu me-ah
	Gong	Ang kêun
	Karen	Da blu
	Lahu	Ah bo
	Lisu	Ahku bumu
	Mpi	Mèu mèu
	Pho Karen	Hsà khawn hsá ta má’ lâw
	Sgaw Karen	Dah bluet
		Tà byu’ dô law
	Thai	Kha [by woman]
		Khawp khun
		Khawp khun kha [by woman]
		Khawp khun khrap [by man]
		Khrap [by man]
Tibet	Tibetan [Amdo dialect]	Gwajinchi
Tibet, China	Tibetan	Tujechhe
Tihuanacu Bolivia	Aymará	Yusulupay
Timor, Semau Island Indonesia	Helong	Nodan mamomamo
to a group	Yeyi [Botswana]	Ta kumbiiri
to one person		Nda kumbiiri
Togo	Mina	Akpe
Tonga South Pacific Island	Tongan	Malo
Torres Strait Australia	Yumpla Tok	Eso po yu
Trakai Lithuania	Karaim	Tabu
Turkey, Northern Cyprus	Turkish	Mersi
		Tesekkür ederim
		Tesekkurler
Turkmenistan	Turkmen	Sag bol
		Sag bolung
		Tangur
Tuvalu	Tuvaluan	Fakafetai
Uganda	Ateso	Eyalama
	Icetot	Ilakasugotia
	Karamojong	Alakara
	Kipsigis	Kongoi
	Kupsapiny	Keyi tapon
	Luganda	Webale
Uganda and Sudan	Acholi	Apwoyo
Ukraine	Ukrainian	Dyakooyu
		Spasibi
United States	Apsaaloke	Ahó
		Ahoo
	Cahuila	‘Ácha-ma
	Cherokee [eastern]	Sgi
	Cherokee [western]	Wado
	Cheyenne	Hahóo [intertribal]
		Néá’eshe
		Néá’êshemeno [plural]
	Ioway	Aha [by women]
		Aho [by men]
	Kuskokwim	Tsenanh
	Lenape [Delaware]	Wanìshi
	Luiseno	No$un looviq
	Lummi	Hy’shqe siam
	Navajo	Ahéhee’
	Osage	Thla-ho
		We’-a-hnon
	Potawatomi	Iwgwien
		Kcumigwe’c
		Migwe’c
	Spokane	Chn lm-s-cút
	Wampanoag	Taubut
	Yuki	Mis tatk
USA, Canada	Huron [Wyandotte]	Ti-jiawen
		Yontonwe
	Nakota	Pinamaya
Uzbekistan	Karakalpak	Rahmet
	Uzbek	Rakhmat
		Tashakkur
Vancouver Island Canada	Saanich	Hay sxw q’a
		Hay sxw q’e
Vanuatu	Araki	Ham meje [to a group]
		Om meje
	Bislama	Tangkiu
		Tangkyu
	Futuna Aniwa	Fafetai
		Jinisa
	Mwotlap	Vēwē nēk
	Paamese	Hihuri
		Namasmasuk
Vastseliina Estonia	Võro	Tehnän
Veracruz Mexico	Totonac	Paxkatkatzinil
Vietnam	Bahnar	Bone ko ih
	Bru	Sa-aun
	Dega	Lac jak
	Hmong Du	Ô chò
	Mien	Tö’ dun
	Tay	Day fon
	Vietnamese	Cám ơn
		Cám ơn anh [to male equal]
		Cám ơn bà [to married woman]
		Cám ơn chị [to female equal]
		Cám ơn cô [to unmarried woman]
		Cám ơn em [to young person]
		Cám ơn ông [to man]
		Cám ơn quý vị rât nhiều
		Ông quá tử tế với tôi
Villa Alta Mexico	Zapotec	Dishklenle [to several]
		Dishkleno [to one]
Wales	Welsh	Diolch
Wallis and Futuna	Futuna	Malo
Wallis and Futuna Vanuatu	Uvean	Malo
		Malo te ofa
Washington United States	Klallam	Há’neng cen
West Africa	Fulani	A jaaraama [to one person]
		Jaaraama
		On jaaraama [to several people]
	Hausa	Nagode
	Mandinka	Abaraka
		Al ning bara [to several people]
		I ning bara [to one person]
	Tamashek [Tamahoq, Tuareg]	Tanumert
	Wolof	Djere dief
		Jerejef
	Zarma [Dyerma]	Fofo
West Indies	Creole	Mese
West Sumatra Indoensia [inf]	Minangkabau	Makasi yo
West Sumatra Indonesia		Tarimo kasih
West Uganda	Lunyoro	Webale
western Ireland	Brigidian	Boche’
Xhina, Thailand, Myanmar	Bisu	Ang hmèn yá
Yatzachi Mexico	Zapotec	Choshcwlen chele [to several]
		Choshcwleno’ [to one]
		Choshcwlentio’ [to one]
Yemen	Soqotri	Yala bak allah
Yucatan Mexico	Yucatec	Dios bo’otik
		Dios bootiki’
		Dyos bo’otik
		Hach dyos bo’otik
		Ki’ bolal
		Yum bo’otik
Yunnan China	Hmong	Uat gaox zhous
		Uat zhous
	Naxi	Jjef bei seiq
Zambia	Chitonga	Twalumba
	Lunda	Kusakililaku
	Luvale	Gunasakulila
	Silozi	Litumezi
		Ni itumezi
		Nitumezi
Zambia, Mozambique	Chinyanja	Zikomo
Zimbabwe	Chishona	Maita basa
		Maita zvenyu
		Mazviita
		Ndatenda [to one person]
		Ndinotenda [to one person]
		Tatenda [to a group]
		Tinotenda [to a group]
	Ndebele	Ngeyabonga
		Ngiyabonga
		Ngiyathokaza
		Siyabonga [plural]
Zoogocho Mexico	Zapotec	Choshklenle [to several]
		Choshkleno’ [to one]
Zurich Switzerland	German	Dank schön [spoken]
		Dankë [spoken]
		Merci
Alabama & Oklahoma United States	Koasati	Alí:la mó
		Tâ
America, Australia, UK, New Zea.	English	Thank you
Angola, Congo Kinshasa	Yaka	Koloombo
Bukavu Congo Kinshasa	Mashi	Koko
Bunkeya Congo Kinshasa	Kisanga	Tua santa
Congo Kinshasa	Kiluba	Wafwa ko
	Pende	Hambadiahana
Congo Kinshasa, Congo Brazaville	Lingala	Matóndo
		Melesí
		Natondi yo
Fassa Valley Italy	Ladin	Detelpai [to one person]
		Develpai [plural]
Guinea Bissau	Crioulo	Obrigado
Jakarta Indonesia	Indonesian	Trims [slang]
Kansai, Osaka Japan	Japanese [Kansai Ben]	Ookini
		Ookini arigatou
Kasai Oc. Reg., Congo Kinshasa	Tschiluba	Twasakadila
Lodja Congo Kinshasa	Otetela	Losaka
N.America	Ojibwe [Chippewa, Anishinaabe]	Miigwech
N.Carolina USA	Tuscarora [Southern Band]	Nyeahweh
Portugal, Brazil	Portuguese	Obrigada [by female]
		Obrigado [by male]
Rwanda, Congo Kinshasa	Kinyarwanda	Murakoze
Viru Nigula & Kodavere, Estonia	Estonian	Aiteh
Ylä Savo Finland	Savonian	Kiitoksija
Zambia, Congo Brazaville	Bemba	Tsikomo
		Twa to te la

This list is a compiled and sequenced from the source : Jennifer’s Language Pages and this list is partial only. To view the complete list with the formal and informal way of telling Thanks please visit the source. We sorted it country-wise for easy learning purpose only. 

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Know : About Daylight Saving Time

Daylight saving time (DST) or summer time is the practice of advancing clocks during the summer months that have more sunlight so that people get up later in the morning and go to bed later at night. Typically clocks are adjusted forward one hour near the start of spring and are adjusted backward in the autumn.

The modern idea of daylight saving was first proposed in 1895 by George Vernon Hudson, and it was first implemented by Germany and Austria-Hungary starting on 30 April 1916. Many countries have used it at various times since then, most consistently since the energy crisis of the 1970s.

The practice has been both advocated and criticized. Putting clocks back benefits retailing, sports, and other activities that exploit sunlight after working hours, but can cause problems for evening entertainment and other activities tied to the sun (such as farming) or to darkness (such as firework shows). Although an early goal of DST was to reduce evening use of incandescent lighting (formerly a primary use of electricity), modern heating and cooling usage patterns differ greatly, and research about how DST currently affects energy use is limited or contradictory.

Other problems sometimes caused by DST clock shifts are: they complicate timekeeping, and can disrupt meetings, travel, billing, record keeping, medical devices, heavy equipment, and sleep patterns. Software can often adjust computer clocks automatically, but this can be limited and error-prone, particularly when DST dates are changed.

Country/Territory	Continent	Summer/Hemisphere	DST start (adjust clocks forward)	DST end (adjust clocks backward)	Notes and other mentions
Afghanistan	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Akrotiri and Dhekelia(UK)	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October
Albania	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1940-1943, and since 1974.
Algeria	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1916-1921, in the autumn of 1939, in 1944-1945, 1971, 1977-1978 and 1980-1981 .
American Samoa (US)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Andorra	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1985.
Angola	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Anguilla (UK)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Antigua and Barbuda	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Argentina	South America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1930-1969, 1974, 1988-2000, 2007-2009.
Armenia	Europe	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-1995, 1997-2011.
Aruba (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Australia	Oceania	Austral/South	First Sunday October	First Sunday April	Main article: Daylight saving time in Australia DST used only in Australian Capital Territory,Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, South Australia and Lord Howe Island.
Austria	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1918, 1920, 1940-1948 and since 1980.
Azerbaijan	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1981-1992 and since 1996.Nagorno-Karabakh abolished DST in 2012.
Bahamas	North America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST since 1964.
Bahrain	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Bangladesh	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 2009.
Barbados	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST from 1977-1980.
Belarus	Europe	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1941-1944, 1981-2010.
Belgium	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1940, 1942-1946 and since 1977.
Belize	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1973-1974 and 1982-1983.
Benin	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Bermuda (UK)	North America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST since 1974.
Bhutan	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Bolivia	South America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1931-1932.
Bonaire (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Bosnia and Herzegovina	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Botswana	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1943-1944.
Brazil	South America	Austral/South	Third Sunday October	Third Sunday February	Main article: Daylight saving time in Brazil DST end delays one week during Carnival week. Only these south and central states use DST: São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Federal District Brasilia,Santa Catarina, Paraná, Goiás, Rio Grande do Sul,Mato Grosso do Sul, Espírito Santo, Minas Geraisand Mato Grosso (some exceptions).
British Virgin Islands(UK)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Brunei	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Bulgaria	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1943-1944 and since 1979.
Burkina Faso	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Burma	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Burundi	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Cambodia	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Cameroon	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Canada	North America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Main article: Daylight saving time in Canada Some regions in Quebec, east of 63° westlongitude, most of Saskatchewan, Southampton Island and some areas in British Columbia do not observe DST. Saskatchewan however, observes Central Time even though it is located in the Mountain Time Zone, meaning it effectively observes DST year round.
Cape Verde	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1945.
Cayman Islands (UK)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Central African Republic	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Chad	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in winter 1979-1980.
Chile	South America	Austral/South	Second Sunday September	Last Sunday April	Observed DST in 1927-1946 (excluding Easter Island which observed it in 1932-1946 ) and since 1968. Easter Island starts on Saturday to sync withChile
China	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1986-1991.
Christmas Island (AU)	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Cocos Island (AU)	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Colombia	South America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1992-1993.
Comoros	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Congo	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Cook Islands (NZ)	Oceania	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1978-1991.
Costa Rica	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1954, 1979-1980 and 1991-1992.
Croatia	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Cuba	Central America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST in 1928, 1940-1942, 1945-1946 and since 1965.
Curacao (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Cyprus	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1975.
Czech Republic	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1918, 1940-1949 and since 1979.
Democratic Republic of Congo	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Denmark	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916, 1940-1948 and since 1980.
Djibouti	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Dominica	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Dominican Republic	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1966-1967, 1969-1974.
East Timor	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Ecuador	South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Egypt	Africa/Asia	Boreal/North	Last Friday April	Last Friday September	Observed DST in 1940-1945 and 1957-2010. Re-introduces DST in 2014. DST is stopped during Ramadan
El Salvador	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1987-1988.
Equatorial Guinea	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Eritrea	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Estonia	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1918, 1940-1944 and since 1981.
Ethiopia	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Falkland Islands (UK)	South America	–	–	–	Keeps on continuous DST since 2011
Faroe Islands (DK)	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1981.
Fiji	Oceania	Austral/South	Last Sunday October	Third Sunday January	Observed DST in 1998-2000 and since 2009.
Finland	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1942 and since 1981.
France	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1945 and since 1976.
French Guyana (FR)	South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
French Polynesia (FR)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
French Southern and Antarctic Lands (FR)	Antarctica	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Gabon	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Gambia	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Georgia	Europe	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-2005.
Germany	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1918, 1940-1949, and since 1980.
Ghana	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST from 1936-1942.
Greece	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1968 and since 1971.
Greenland	North America	Boreal/North	22:00 local time on Saturday before last Sunday March	23:00 local time on Saturday before last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1980.Follows European Union practice, although not a member: hence start & end times correspond to 01:00 UTC on the respective Sunday. See Daylight saving time in the Americas—Greenland Qaanaaquses US and Canada rules. Danmarkshavn does not use DST.
Grenada	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Guadeloupe (FR)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Guam (US)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Guatemala	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1973-1974, 1983, 1991 and 2006.
Guernsey (UK)	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 GMT on last Sunday March	01:00 GMT on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1968 and since 1972.
Guinea	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Guinea-Bissau	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Guyana	South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Haiti	Central America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST in 1983-1997, 2005-2006 and from 2012 onwards.
Heard and McDonald Islands (AU)	Antarctica	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Holy See	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1920, 1940-1948 and since 1966.
Honduras	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1987-1988 and 2006 .
Hong Kong	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1941, 1945-1976 and 1979.
Hungary	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1920, 1941-1950, 1954-1957 and since 1980.
Iceland	Europe	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1917-1918 and 1939-1968.
India	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1945.
Indonesia	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Iran	Asia	Boreal/North	March 21–22	September 21–22	Observed DST in 1977-1980, 1991-2005 and since 2008.
Iraq	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1982-2007.
Ireland	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1968 and since 1972.
Isle of Man (UK)	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 GMT on last Sunday March	01:00 GMT on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1968 and since 1972.
Israel	Asia	Boreal/North	Friday before last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1940-1946, 1948-1957, 1974-1975 and since 1985.
Italy	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1920, 1940-1948 and since 1966.
Ivory Coast	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Jamaica	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1974-1983.
Japan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1948-1951.
Jersey (UK)	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 GMT on last Sunday March	01:00 GMT on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1968 and since 1971.
Jordan	Asia	Boreal/North	Last Friday March	Last Friday October	Returned again to UTC+2 on Dec, 20 2013, Previsible with DST
Kazakhstan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-1990 and 1992-2004.
Kenya	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Kiribati	Oceania		–	–	Does not use DST
Kosovo	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1983.
Kuwait	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Kyrgyzistan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-2005.
Laos	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Latvia	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1918-1919, 1941-1944 and since 1981.
Lebanon	Asia	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1920-1923, 1957-1961, 1972-1978 and since 1984.
Lesotho	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1943-1944.
Liberia	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Libya	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1951, 1955, 1957, 1982-1989,1997.and 2013.
Liechtenstein	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST since 1981.
Lithuania	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1944, 1981-1999 and since 2003.
Luxembourg	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1946 and since 1977.
Macao (CH)	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1961-1980.
Macedonia	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Madagascar	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1954.
Malawi	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Malaysia	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1933-1935.
Maldives	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Mali	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Malta	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1920, 1940-1948 and since 1966.
Marshall Islands	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Martinica (FR)	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1980.
Mauritania	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Mauritius	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1982-1983 and 2008-2009.
Mexico	North America	Boreal/North	First Sunday April	Last Sunday October	Observe DST since 1996, but Baja Californiaobserve DST since 1942. Sonora observed DST 1996–1997. Locations less than 20 km from the US border use US DST.
Micronesia	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Midway (US)	Oceania	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1956.
Moldova	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1932-1944, 1981-1989 and since 1991.
Monaco	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1945 and since 1976.
Mongolia	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1983-1998 and 2001-2006.
Montenegro	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Montserrat (UK)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Morocco	Africa	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1939-1945, 1950, 1967, 1974, 1974-1976 and since 2008. DST stops during Ramadan.
Mozambique	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Namibia	Africa	Austral/South	First Sunday September	First Sunday April	Observed DST in 1942-1943 and since 1994.
Nauru	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Nepal	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Netherlands	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1945 and since 1977.
New Caledonia (FR)	Oceania	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1977-1979 and 1996-1997.
New Zealand	Oceania	Austral/South	Last Sunday September	First Sunday April	Observed DST in 1927-1946 and since 1974.
Nicaragua	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1973-1975, 1979-1980, 1992-1994 and 2005-2006.
Niger	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Nigeria	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Niue (NZ)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
North Korea	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Northern Mariana Islands (US)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Norway	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916, 1940-1945, 1959-1965 and since 1980.Follows European Union practice, although not a member.
Oman	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Pakistan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1945 (as belonging to India) and 2002.
Palau	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Palestine	Asia	Boreal/North	Last Friday March	Last Friday September	Observed DST in 1940-1946, 1957-1967, 1974-1975 and since 1985.
Panama	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Papua New Guinea	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Paraguay	South America	Austral/South	First Sunday October	Fourth Sunday March	Observed DST since 1975. Current start and end dates last updated in 2013.
Peru	South America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1938-1940, 1986-1987, 1990 and 1994.
Philippines	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1936-1937, 1954, 1978 and 1990.
Pitcairn Islands (UK)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Poland	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1919, 1940-1949, 1957-1964 and since 1977.
Portugal	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1921, 1924, 1926-1929, 1931-1932, 1934-1949, 1951-1965 and since 1977.
Puerto Rico (US)	Central America	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1945.
Qatar	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Romania	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1932-1939 and since 1979.
Russia	Asia/Europe	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1917-1919 and 1921 (some areas), 1981-2010 . Since 2011 abolishes DST.
Rwanda	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saba (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Barthélemy (FR)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (UK)	Africa/South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Kitts and Nevis	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Lucia	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Martin (FR)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saint Pierre and Miquelon (FR)	North America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST since 1987.
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Samoa	Oceania	Austral/South	Last Sunday September	First Sunday April	Observed DST since 2011
San Marino	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1920, 1940-1948 and since 1966.
Sao Tome and Príncipe	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Saudi Arabia	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Senegal	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Serbia	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Seychelles	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Sierra Leone	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1935-1942 and 1957-1962.
Singapore	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1933-1935 by adding 20 minutes to standard time. On January 1, 1936, country changed their time zone to UTC+7:20.
Sint Eustatius (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Sint Maarten (NL)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Slovakia	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916-1918, 1940-1949 and since 1979.
Slovenia	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1945 and since 1983.
Solomon Islands	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Somalia	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
South Africa	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1944.
South Georgia Islands(UK)	Antarctica	–	–	–	Does not use DST
South Korea	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1948-1951, 1955-1960 and 1987-1988.
South Sandwich Islands (UK)	Antarctica	–	–	–	Does not use DST
South Sudan	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1970-1985.
Spain	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1917-1919, 1924, 1926-1929, 1937-1946, 1949 and since 1974. On Canary Islands DST observed since 1980.
Sri Lanka	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1942-1945.
Sudan	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1970-1985.
Suriname	South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Swaziland	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Sweden	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST 15 May–30 September 1916, and since the first Sunday of April in 1980. Before 1996 it ended on the last Sunday of September.
Switzerland	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1942 and since 1980.Follows European Union practice, although not a member.
Syria	Asia	Boreal/North	Last Friday March	Last Friday October	Observed DST in 1920-1923, 1962-1968 and since 1983.
Taiwan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1945-1962, 1974, 1975 and 1979.
Tajikistan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-1991.
Tanzania	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Thailand	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Togo	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Tokelau (NZ)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Tonga	Oceania	–	–	–	Observed DST from 1999-2002.
Trinidad and Tobago	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Tunisia	Africa	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1939-1945, 1977-1978, 1988-1990 and 2005-2008.
Turkey	Asia/Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 UTC on last Sunday March	01:00 UTC on last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1916, 1920-1922, 1924-1925, 1940-1942, 1945-1951, 1962, 1964, 1970-1983 and since 1985.Follows European Union practice, although not a member.
Turkmenistan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-1991.
Turks and Caicos (UK)	Central America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Observed DST since 1979.
Tuvalu	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Uganda	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Ukraine	Europe	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST in 1941-1943, 1981-1989 and since 1992.The Crimean Supreme Council announced thatCrimea will switch to Moscow time (which does not observe DST) in March 2014 .
United Arab Emirates	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
United Kingdom	Europe	Boreal/North	01:00 GMT on last Sunday March	01:00 GMT on last Sunday October	Main article: British Summer Time Observed DST (British Summer Time (BST)) since 1916.Year-round Summer Time (BST) + Double Summer Time (BDST) 1940-1945. Two-stage Double Summer Time (BDST) 1947. Year-round Summer Time (BST) 1968-1971.
United States	North America	Boreal/North	Second Sunday March	First Sunday November	Main article: Daylight saving time in the United States Arizona (except the Navajo Nation Community) and Hawaii do not use DST.[10]
United States Virgin Islands (US)	Central America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Uruguay	South America	Austral/South	First Sunday October	Second Sunday March	Observed DST in 1923-1926, 1933-1943, 1959-1960, 1965-1970, 1972, 1974-1980, 1987-1993 and since 2004.
Uzbekistan	Asia	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1981-1991.
Vanuatu	Oceania	–	–	–	Observed DST in 1983-1993.
Venezuela	South America	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Vietnam	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Wallis and Futuna(FR)	Oceania	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Western Sahara	Africa	Boreal/North	Last Sunday March	Last Sunday October	Observed DST since 2008. DST is stopped during Ramadan. Only areas controlled by Morocco uses DST.
Yemen	Asia	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Zambia	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST
Zimbabwe	Africa	–	–	–	Does not use DST

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Courtesy : CGP Grey via Youtube and Wikipedia

Know : FIFA World Cup Qualifiers Facts

Totally 204 Countries across the world aimed for a spot to play the FIFA World Cup 2014, played 820 matches and scored 2350 Goals! Finally 32 countries made it to the Group Stages! No Wonder why Football has more fans around the globe.

Group A Brazil Croatia Mexico Cameroon	Group B Spain Netherlands Chile Australia	Group C Colombia Greece Côte d’Ivoire Japan	Group D Uruguay Costa Rica England Italy
Group E Switzerland Ecuador France Honduras	Group F Argentina Bosnia and Herzegovina Iran Nigeria	Group G Germany Portugal Ghana USA	Group H Belgium Algeria Russia Korea Republic

Continent wise Qualified / Unqualified Teams

(Click on the link of the countries for more details)

AFRICA

QUALIFIED TEAMS (5)

1. Algeria
2. Cameroon
3. Côte d’Ivoire
4. Ghana
5. Nigeria

NOT QUALIFIED TEAMS (47)

1. Angola
2. Benin
3. Botswana
4. Burkina Faso
5. Burundi
6. Cape Verde Islands
7. Central African Republic
8. Chad
9. Comoros
10. Congo
11. Congo DR
12. Djibouti
13. Egypt
14. Equatorial Guinea
15. Eritrea
16. Ethiopia
17. Gabon
18. Gambia
19. Guinea
20. Guinea-Bissau
21. Kenya
22. Lesotho
23. Liberia
24. Libya
25. Madagascar
26. Malawi
27. Mali
28. Mauritius
29. Morocco
30. Mozambique
31. Namibia
32. Niger
33. Rwanda
34. Sao Tome e Principe
35. Senegal
36. Seychelles
37. Sierra Leone
38. Somalia
39. South Africa
40. Sudan
41. Swaziland
42. Tanzania
43. Togo
44. Tunisia
45. Uganda
46. Zambia
47. Zimbabwe

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ASIA

QUALIFIED TEAMS (4)

1. Australia
2. Iran
3. Japan
4. Korea Republic

NOT QUALIFIED TEAMS (39)

1. Afghanistan
2. Bahrain
3. Bangladesh
4. Cambodia
5. China PR
6. Chinese Taipei
7. Hong Kong
8. India
9. Indonesia
10. Iraq
11. Jordan
12. Korea DPR
13. Kuwait
14. Kyrgyzstan
15. Laos
16. Lebanon
17. Macau
18. Malaysia
19. Maldives
20. Mongolia
21. Myanmar
22. Nepal
23. Oman
24. Pakistan
25. Palestine
26. Philippines
27. Qatar
28. Saudi Arabia
29. Singapore
30. Sri Lanka
31. Syria
32. Tajikistan
33. Thailand
34. Timor-Leste
35. Turkmenistan
36. United Arab Emirates
37. Uzbekistan
38. Vietnam
39. Yemen

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EUROPE

QUALIFIED TEAMS (13)

1. Belgium
2. Bosnia and Herzegovina
3. Croatia
4. England
5. France
6. Germany
7. Greece
8. Italy
9. Netherlands
10. Portugal
11. Russia
12. Spain
13. Switzerland

NOT QUALIFIED TEAMS (40)

1. Albania
2. Andorra
3. Armenia
4. Austria
5. Azerbaijan
6. Belarus
7. Bulgaria
8. Cyprus
9. Czech Republic
10. Denmark
11. Estonia
12. Faroe Islands
13. Finland
14. FYR Macedonia
15. Georgia
16. Hungary
17. Iceland
18. Israel
19. Kazakhstan
20. Latvia
21. Liechtenstein
22. Lithuania
23. Luxembourg
24. Malta
25. Moldova
26. Montenegro
27. Northern Ireland
28. Norway
29. Poland
30. Republic of Ireland
31. Romania
32. San Marino
33. Scotland
34. Serbia
35. Slovakia
36. Slovenia
37. Sweden
38. Turkey
39. Ukraine
40. Wales

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North, Central America and Caribbean

QUALIFIED TEAMS (4)

1. Costa Rica
2. Honduras
3. Mexico
4. USA

NOT QUALIFIED TEAMS (31)

1. Anguilla
2. Antigua and Barbuda
3. Aruba
4. Bahamas
5. Barbados
6. Belize
7. Bermuda
8. British Virgin Islands
9. Canada
10. Cayman Islands
11. Cuba
12. Curacao
13. Dominica
14. Dominican Republic
15. El Salvador
16. Grenada
17. Guatemala
18. Guyana
19. Haiti
20. Jamaica
21. Montserrat
22. Nicaragua
23. Panama
24. Puerto Rico
25. St. Kitts and Nevis
26. St. Lucia
27. St. Vincent / Grenadines
28. Suriname
29. Trinidad and Tobago
30. Turks and Caicos Islands
31. US Virgin Islands

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Oceania

NOT QUALIFIED TEAMS (11)

1. American Samoa
2. Cook Islands
3. Fiji
4. New Caledonia
5. New Zealand
6. Papua New Guinea
7. Samoa
8. Solomon Islands
9. Tahiti
10. Tonga
11. Vanuatu

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Courtesy : http://www.fifa.com/

Know : World Population List and Facts

 

What is the Total Population of the World?

Check out the list below, but here are some interesting facts about Population

World population refers to the total number of humans living in the world. The world population has been on a constant rise since the Great Famine and Black Death ended in 1350. With more humans born every year than dead, the earth is under increasing pressure to provide for their sustenance. Census is the exercise of counting the number of individuals living in a country. It is held by every country separately at regular intervals. The census come out with interesting facts and figures and some of them are listed below:

1. The world population is estimated to be more than 7.08 billion according the report of USCB (United States Census Bureau).

2. The highest growth rate of world population, ever recorded, was 2.2% back in 1963.

3. The rate of growth of world population reached its lowest level in recorded history during 2011 when it was just 1.1%.

4. The continent with highest population is Asia that accounts for 60% of world’s population. It has 4.2 billion inhabitants.

5. Antarctica is the only continent that does not have permanent inhabitants. Its population varies depending on the number of polar stations established there.

6. China is the most populous country of the world closely followed by India. China has a population of 1.35 billion whereas India closely follows it with a population of 1.21 billion. They, together, are home to 37% of world’s population.

7. Singapore is the most densely populated country of the world housing more than 7300 persons in an area of 1 square kilometer.

8. It is estimated that it took almost 123 years for the world’s population to reach 2 billion mark in 1927 from 1 billion in 1804 whereas it took only 13 years to reach 7 billion in 2012 form 6 billion in 1999.

9. The global sex ratio is 1010 males per 1000 females. This gender imbalance has been because of the severe imbalances present in Indian and Chinese populations.

10. The average life expectancy of the global population is 65.07 years. This means that an individual, on an average, dies at an age of 65.07 years.

11. Women have higher life expectancy of 69 years as compared to men who, on an average, live for only 65 years.

12. If the average weight of a person is considered to be 140 pounds then the total weight of the entire global population is estimated to be 287 million tonnes.

13. 12.44% of world’s population speaks Mandarin making it the most spoken language of the world. Mandarin is followed by Spanish (4.85%) and English (4.83%).

14. The global literacy rate is 85%. This means that 85 out of 100 people of the world which are aged 15 or more can read and write.

15. The number of individuals with age less than 15 years constitute 26.3% of the total population whereas those aged between 15 and 64 have a 65.9% share of the global .population. 7.9% of the world population has an age of 65 years or above.

Rank	Continent	Population 2013	±% p.a. 2010-2013
—	World	7,162,119,000	1.17%
1	Asia	4,298,723,000	1.06%
2	Africa	1,110,635,000	2.51%
3	Americas	972,005,000	1.03%
4	Europe	742,452,000	0.10%
5	Oceania	38,304,000	1.47%

Countrywise List

Note: All dependent territories are shown in italics.

Rank	Country (or dependent territory)	Population	Date	% of world population	Source
1	China	1,364,430,000	May 14, 2014	19%	Official population clock
2	India	1,244,050,000	May 14, 2014	17.4%	Population clock
3	United States	318,036,000	May 14, 2014	4.44%	Official population clock
4	Indonesia	247,424,598	July 1, 2013	3.45%	Official estimate
5	Brazil	202,554,000	May 14, 2014	2.83%	Official population clock
6	Pakistan	186,444,000	May 14, 2014	2.6%	Official population clock[9]
7	Nigeria	173,615,000	July 1, 2013	2.42%	UN projection[6]
8	Bangladesh	152,518,015	July 16, 2012	2.13%	Official estimate
9	Russia	143,700,000	January 1, 2014	2.04%	Official estimate
10	Japan	127,140,000	April 1, 2014	1.78%	Monthly official estimate
11	Mexico	119,713,203	July 1, 2014	1.67%	CONAPO Official projection
12	Philippines	99,559,300	May 14, 2014	1.39%	Official population clock
13	Vietnam	89,708,900	July 1, 2013	1.25%	Official estimate
14	Ethiopia	86,613,986	July 1, 2013	1.21%	Official estimate
15	Egypt	86,452,000	May 14, 2014	1.21%	Official population clock
16	Germany	80,716,000	September 30, 2013	1.13%	Monthly official estimate
17	Iran	77,430,000	May 14, 2014	1.08%	Official population clock
18	Turkey	76,667,864	December 31, 2013	1.07%	Official estimate
19	Democratic Republic of the Congo	67,514,000	July 1, 2013	0.94%	UN projection
20	France[10]	65,885,000	April 1, 2014	0.92%	Monthly official estimate
21	Thailand	64,456,700	July 1, 2012	0.9%	Official estimate
22	United Kingdom	63,705,000	July 1, 2012	0.89%	Official estimate
23	Italy	60,021,955	November 30, 2013	0.84%	Monthly official estimate
24	Burma	53,259,000	July 1, 2013	0.74%	UN projection
25	South Africa	52,981,991	July 1, 2013	0.74%	Official estimate
26	South Korea	50,423,955	July 1, 2014	0.7%	Official projection
27	Colombia	47,590,000	May 14, 2014	0.66%	Official population clock
28	Spain	46,609,700	July 1, 2013	0.65%	Annual official estimate
29	Ukraine	45,395,604	March 1, 2014	0.63%	Monthly official estimate
30	Tanzania	44,928,923	August 26, 2012	0.63%	2012 census result
31	Kenya	44,354,000	July 1, 2013	0.62%	UN projection
32	Argentina	42,669,500	July 1, 2014	0.6%	Official annual projection
33	Algeria	38,700,000	January 1, 2014	0.54%	Official estimate
34	Poland	38,496,000	December 31, 2013	0.54%	Official estimate
35	Sudan	37,289,406	July 1, 2014	0.52%	Official annual projection
36	Uganda	35,357,000	July 1, 2013	0.49%	Annual official estimate
37	Canada	35,344,962	January 1, 2014	0.49%	Official estimate
38	Iraq	34,035,000	July 1, 2012	0.48%	Annual official estimate
39	Morocco	33,258,800	May 14, 2014	0.46%	Official population clock
40	Peru	30,475,144	June 30, 2013	0.43%	Annual official estimate
41	Uzbekistan	30,183,400	July 1, 2013	0.42%	Official estimate
42	Malaysia	30,114,000	May 14, 2014	0.42%	Official population clock
43	Saudi Arabia	29,994,272	July 1, 2013	0.42%	Official estimate
44	Venezuela	28,946,101	October 30, 2011	0.4%	Preliminary 2011 census result
45	Nepal	26,494,504	June 22, 2011	0.37%	Final 2011 census result
46	Afghanistan	25,500,100	January 1, 2013	0.36%	Official estimate
47	Yemen	25,235,000	July 1, 2013	0.35%	Official estimate
48	North Korea	24,895,000	July 1, 2013	0.35%	UN projection
49	Ghana	24,658,823	September 26, 2010	0.34%	Final 2010 census result
50	Mozambique	23,700,715	July 1, 2012	0.33%	Official estimate
51	Australia	23,489,400	May 14, 2014	0.328%	Official population clock
52	Taiwan	23,382,948	April 30, 2014	0.33%	Monthly official estimate
53	Ivory Coast	23,202,000	July 1, 2012	0.32%	Official estimate
54	Syria	21,898,000	July 1, 2013	0.31%	UN projection
55	Madagascar	21,263,403	July 1, 2012	0.3%	Annual official estimate
56	Angola	20,609,294	July 1, 2012	0.29%	Official estimate
57	Cameroon	20,386,799	July 1, 2012	0.28%	Annual official estimate
58	Sri Lanka	20,277,597	March 21, 2012	0.28%	Preliminary 2012 census result
59	Romania	20,121,641	October 20, 2011	0.28%	Final 2011 census result
60	Chile	17,620,000	July 1, 2013	0.25%	UN projection
61	Burkina Faso	17,322,796	July 1, 2013	0.24%	Official estimate
62	Kazakhstan	17,221,000	April 1, 2014	0.24%	Monthly official estimate
63	Niger	17,138,707	December 10, 2012	0.24%	Preliminary 2012 census result
64	Netherlands	16,850,400	May 14, 2014	0.24%	Official population clock
65	Malawi	16,363,000	July 1, 2013	0.23%	UN projection
66	Guatemala	15,806,675	June 30, 2014	0.22%	Official estimate
67	Ecuador	15,739,500	May 14, 2014	0.22%	Official population clock
68	Mali	15,302,000	July 1, 2013	0.21%	UN projection
69	Cambodia	15,135,000	July 1, 2013	0.21%	UN projection
70	Zambia	14,580,290	July 1, 2013	0.2%	Official estimate
71	Zimbabwe	13,061,239	August 17, 2012	0.18%	2012 Census Result
72	Senegal	12,873,601	November 19, 2013	0.18%	Preliminary 2013 census result
73	Chad	12,825,000	July 1, 2013	0.18%	UN projection
74	South Sudan	11,296,000	July 1, 2013	0.16%	UN projection
75	Belgium	11,190,649	March 1, 2014	0.16%	Monthly official estimate
76	Cuba	11,167,325	September 15, 2012	0.16%	Preliminary 2012 census result
77	Tunisia	10,886,500	July 1, 2013	0.15%	Official estimate
78	Guinea	10,824,200	July 1, 2010	0.15%	Official estimate
79	Greece	10,815,197	May 24, 2011	0.15%	Final 2011 census result
80	Rwanda	10,537,222	August 15, 2012	0.15%	Preliminary 2012 census result
81	Czech Republic	10,512,400	December 31, 2013	0.15%	Official quarterly estimate
82	Somalia	10,496,000	July 1, 2013	0.15%	UN projection
83	Portugal	10,477,800	December 31, 2013	0.15%	Annual official estimate
84	Haiti	10,413,211	July 1, 2012	0.15%	Official estimate
85	Bolivia	10,027,254	November 21, 2012	0.14%	2012 census result
86	Benin	9,988,068	July 1, 2014	0.14%	Official annual projection
87	Hungary	9,879,000	January 1, 2014	0.14%	Annual official estimate
88	Sweden	9,666,871	March 31, 2014	0.13%	Monthly official estimate
89	Azerbaijan	9,477,100	December 31, 2013	0.13%	Official estimate
90	Belarus	9 467,000	April 1, 2014	0.13%	Monthly official estimate
91	Dominican Republic	9,445,281	December 1, 2010	0.13%	Final 2010 census result
92	Burundi	9,420,248	July 1, 2013	0.13%	Official estimate
93	United Arab Emirates	9,346,000	July 1, 2013	0.13%	UN projection
94	Honduras	8,555,072	July 1, 2013	0.12%	Annual official estimate
95	Austria	8,504,850	January 1, 2014	0.12%	Official quarterly estimate
96	Israel	8,169,700	March 31, 2014	0.11%	Official Monthly Estimate
97	Tajikistan	8,160,000	January 1, 2014	0.11%	Official estimate
98	Switzerland	8,136,700	December 31, 2013	0.11%	Annual provisional figure
99	Papua New Guinea	7,398,500	July 1, 2013	0.103%	Annual official estimate
100	Bulgaria	7,245,677	December 31, 2013	0.101%	Official estimate
101	Hong Kong (China)	7,219,700	December 31, 2013	0.101%	Official estimate
102	Serbia	7,181,505	January 1, 2013	0.1%	Annual official estimate
103	Paraguay	6,783,374	2013	0.095%	Official estimate
104	Jordan	6,582,890	May 14, 2014	0.0919%	Official population clock
105	Laos	6,580,800	July 1, 2013	0.092%	Annual official estimate
106	El Salvador	6,340,000	July 1, 2013	0.089%	UN projection
107	Eritrea	6,333,000	July 1, 2013	0.088%	UN projection
108	Libya	6,202,000	July 1, 2013	0.087%	UN projection
109	Togo	6,191,155	November 6, 2010	0.086%	Final 2010 census result
110	Sierra Leone	6,190,280	2013	0.086%	Official estimate
111	Nicaragua	6,071,045	June 30, 2012	0.085%	Official estimate
112	Kyrgyzstan	5,776,570	2014	0.081%	Official estimate
113	Denmark	5,634,437	April 1, 2014	0.079%	Quarterly official estimate
114	Finland	5,453,784	February 28, 2014	0.076%	Monthly official estimate
115	Slovakia	5,415,949	December 31, 2013	0.076%	Official estimate
116	Singapore	5,399,200	July 1, 2013	0.075%	Official estimate
117	Turkmenistan	5,240,000	July 1, 2013	0.073%	UN projection
118	Norway	5,109,056	January 1, 2014	0.071%	Quarterly official estimate
119	Lebanon	4,822,000	July 1, 2013	0.067%	UN projection
120	Costa Rica	4,667,096	July 1, 2013	0.065%	Official estimate
121	Central African Republic	4,616,000	July 1, 2013	0.064%	UN projection
122	Ireland	4,593,100	April 1, 2013	0.064%	Annual official estimate
123	New Zealand	4,529,170	May 14, 2014	0.063%	Official population clock
124	Georgia	4,490,500	January 1, 2014	0.063%	Annual official estimate
125	Republic of the Congo	4,448,000	July 1, 2013	0.062%	UN projection
126	Palestine	4,420,549	July 1, 2013	0.062%	Official estimate
127	Liberia	4,294,000	July 1, 2013	0.06%	UN projection
128	Croatia	4,290,612	March 31, 2011	0.114%	2011 census result
129	Moldova	4,062,800	January 1, 2014	0.05%	Official estimate
130	Oman	4,018,000	April 30, 2014	0.056%	Monthly official estimate
131	Bosnia and Herzegovina	3,791,622	October 15, 2013	0.053%	Preliminary 2013 census result
132	Puerto Rico (USA)	3,615,086	July 1, 2013	0.05%	Official estimate
133	Mauritania	3,461,041	July 1, 2013	0.048%	Annual official estimate
134	Panama	3,405,813	May 16, 2010	0.048%	Final 2010 census result
135	Uruguay	3,286,314	September 30, 2011	0.046%	Final 2011 census result
136	Kuwait	3,065,850	July 1, 2011	0.043%	Official estimate
137	Armenia	3,017,400	December 31, 2013	0.042%	Quarterly official estimate
138	Lithuania	2,939,431	March 1, 2014	0.041%	Monthly official estimate
139	Mongolia	2,931,300	December 31, 2013	0.041%	Official preliminary result
140	Albania	2,821,977	October 1, 2011	0.039%	2011 census result
141	Jamaica	2,711,476	December 31, 2012	0.038%	Annual official estimate
142	Qatar	2,155,446	April 30, 2014	0.301%	Monthly official estimate
143	Namibia	2,113,077	August 28, 2011	0.03%	Final 2011 census result
144	Lesotho	2,074,000	July 1, 2013	0.029%	UN projection
145	Slovenia	2,062,601	May 14, 2014	0.029%	Official population clock
146	Macedonia	2,062,294	December 31, 2012	0.029%	Official estimate
147	Botswana	2,024,904	August 22, 2011	0.028%	Final 2011 census result
148	Latvia	2,003,000	March 1, 2014	0.028%	Monthly official estimate
149	Gambia	1,882,450	April 15, 2013	0.026%	Preliminary 2013 census result
150	Kosovo	1,815,606	December 31, 2012	0.025%	Official estimate
151	Guinea-Bissau	1,704,000	July 1, 2013	0.024%	UN projection
152	Gabon	1,672,000	July 1, 2013	0.023%	UN projection
153	Equatorial Guinea	1,622,000	July 1, 2010	0.023%	Annual official estimate
154	Trinidad and Tobago	1,328,019	January 9, 2011	0.019%	2011 census result
155	Estonia	1,311,870	January 1, 2014	0.018%	Official estimate
156	Mauritius	1,257,900	July 3, 2011	0.018%	2011 census result
157	Swaziland	1,250,000	July 1, 2013	0.017%	UN projection
158	Bahrain	1,234,571	April 27, 2010	0.017%	Final 2010 census result
159	Timor-Leste	1,066,409	July 11, 2010	0.015%	Final 2010 census result
160	Djibouti	873,000	July 1, 2013	0.012%	UN projection
161	Cyprus	865,878	December 31, 2012	0.012%	Official estimate
162	Fiji	858,038	July 1, 2012	0.012%	Annual official estimate
163	Réunion (France)	840,974	January 1, 2013	0.012%	Official annual estimate
164	Guyana	784,894	July 1, 2010	0.011%	Annual official estimate
165	Bhutan	747,290	May 14, 2014	0.0104%	Official population clock
166	Comoros	743,798	July 1, 2013	0.0104%	Official estimate
167	Montenegro	620,029	April 1, 2011	0.0087%	Final 2011 census result
168	Macau (China)	607,500	December 31, 2013	0.0084%	Official quaterly estimate
169	Solomon Islands	581,344	July 1, 2013	0.0081%	Annual official estimate
170	Western Sahara	567,000	July 1, 2013	0.0079%	UN projection
171	Luxembourg	549,700	December 31, 2013	0.0075%	Annual official estimate
172	Suriname	534,189	August 13, 2012	0.0075%	Preliminary 2012 census result
173	Cape Verde	491,875	June 16, 2010	0.0069%	Final 2010 census result
174	Malta	416,055	November 20, 2011	0.0058%	Preliminary 2011 census result
175	Guadeloupe (France)	405,739	January 1, 2013	0.0057%	Official annual estimate
176	Brunei	393,162	June 20, 2011	0.0055%	Preliminary 2011 census result
177	Martinique (France)	392,291	January 1, 2011	0.0055%	Official annual estimate
178	Bahamas	351,461	May 3, 2010	0.0049%	Final 2010 census result
179	Belize	349,728	July 1, 2013	0.0049%	Official estimate
180	Iceland	326,340	March 31, 2014	0.0045%	Quarterly official estimate
181	Maldives	317,280	July 1, 2010	0.0044%	Official estimate
182	Barbados	285,000	July 1, 2013	0.004%	Official estimate
183	French Polynesia (France)	268,270	August 22, 2012	0.0037%	Preliminary 2012 census result
184	Vanuatu	264,652	July 1, 2013	0.0037%	Annual official estimate
185	New Caledonia (France)	258,958	July 1, 2013	0.0036%	Annual official estimate
186	French Guiana (France)	237,549	January 1, 2011	0.0033%	Official annual estimate
187	Mayotte (France)	212,645	August 21, 2012	0.003%	2012 census result
188	Samoa	187,820	November 7, 2011	0.0026%	Final 2011 census result
189	São Tomé and Príncipe	187,356	May 13, 2012	0.0026%	2012 census result
190	Saint Lucia	180,000	May 10, 2013	0.0025%	Preliminary 2010 census result
191	Guam (USA)	159,358	April 1, 2010	0.0022%	Final 2010 census result
192	Curaçao (Netherlands)	150,563	March 26, 2011	0.0021%	2011 census result
193	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	109,000	July 1, 2013	0.0015%	UN projection
194	Kiribati	106,461	July 1, 2013	0.0015%	Annual official estimate
195	United States Virgin Islands (USA)	106,405	April 1, 2010	0.0015%	Final 2010 census result
196	Grenada	103,328	May 12, 2011	0.0014%	2011 census result
197	Tonga	103,036	November 30, 2011	0.0014%	2011 census result
198	Aruba (Netherlands)	101,484	September 29, 2010	0.0014%	2010 census result
199	Federated States of Micronesia	101,351	July 1, 2013	0.0014%	Annual official estimate
200	Jersey (UK)	99,000	December 31, 2012	0.0014%	2011 census result
201	Seychelles	90,945	August 26, 2010	0.0013%	Final 2010 census result
202	Antigua and Barbuda	86,295	May 27, 2011	0.0012%	Preliminary 2011 census result
203	Isle of Man (UK)	84,497	March 27, 2011	0.0012%	2011 census result
204	Andorra	76,098	July 1, 2013	0.0011%	Annual official estimate
205	Dominica	71,293	May 14, 2011	0.001%	Preliminary 2011 census result
206	Bermuda (UK)	64,237	May 20, 2010	0.0009%	Final 2010 census result
207	Guernsey (UK)	63,085	March 31, 2012	0.00088%	Annual official estimate
208	Greenland (Denmark)	56,483	July 1, 2013	0.00079%	Annual official estimate
209	Marshall Islands	56,086	July 1, 2013	0.00078%	Annual official estimate
210	American Samoa (USA)	55,519	April 1, 2010	0.00078%	Final 2010 census result
211	Cayman Islands (UK)	55,456	October 10, 2010	0.00077%	Final 2010 census result
212	Saint Kitts and Nevis	54,000	July 1, 2013	0.00075%	UN projection
213	Northern Mariana Islands (USA)	53,883	April 1, 2010	0.00075%	Final 2010 census result
214	Faroe Islands (Denmark)	48,308	January 1, 2014	0.00067%	Monthly official estimate
215	Sint Maarten (Netherlands)	37,429	January 1, 2010	0.00052%	Official estimate
216	Liechtenstein	37,132	December 31, 2013	0.00052%	Semi annual official estimate
217	Saint Martin (France)	36,979	January 1, 2010	0.00052%	Official estimate
218	Monaco	36,950	December 31, 2013	0.0005%	Annual official estimate
219	San Marino	32,646	March 31, 2014	0.00046%	Monthly official estimate
220	Turks and Caicos Islands (UK)	31,458	January 25, 2012	0.00044%	2012 census result
221	Gibraltar (UK)	30,001	December 31, 2012	0.00042%	Annual official estimate
222	British Virgin Islands (UK)	29,537	July 1, 2010	0.00041%	Annual official estimate
223	Åland Islands (Finland)	28,502	December 31, 2012	0.0004%	Official estimate
224	Caribbean Netherlands (Netherlands)	23,296	January 1, 2013	0.00033%	Official estimate
225	Palau	20,901	July 1, 2013	0.00029%	Annual official estimate
226	Cook Islands (NZ)	14,974	December 1, 2011	0.00021%	Final 2011 census result
227	Anguilla (UK)	13,452	May 11, 2011	0.00019%	Preliminary 2011 census result
228	Wallis and Futuna (France)	13,135	July 1, 2013	0.00018%	Annual official estimate
229	Tuvalu	11,323	July 1, 2013	0.00016%	Annual official estimate
230	Nauru	9,945	October 30, 2011	0.00014%	2011 census result
231	Saint Barthélemy (France)	8,938	January 1, 2010	0.00012%	Official estimate
232	Saint Pierre and Miquelon (France)	6,081	January 1, 2010	0.000085%	Official estimate
233	Montserrat (UK)	4,922	May 12, 2011	0.000069%	2011 census result
234	Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha (UK)	4,000	July 1, 2013	0.000056%	UN projection
235	Falkland Islands (UK)	3,000	July 1, 2013	0.000042%	UN projection
236	Svalbard and Jan Mayen (Norway)	2,655	September 1, 2012	0.000037%	Official estimate
237	Norfolk Island (Australia)	2,302	August 9, 2011	0.000032%	2011 census result
238	Christmas Island (Australia)	2,072	August 9, 2011	0.000029%	2011 census result
239	Niue (NZ)	1,613	September 10, 2011	0.000023%	Final 2011 census result
240	Tokelau (NZ)	1,411	October 18, 2011	0.000020%	Final 2011 census result
241	Vatican City	839	July 1, 2012	0.000012%	Official estimate
242	Cocos (Keeling) Islands (Australia)	596	January 14, 2014	0.0000083%	2011 census result
243	Pitcairn Islands (UK)	56	February 1, 2013	0.00000078%	Official estimate