The five counties of Hawaii on the Hawaiian Islands enjoy somewhat greater status than many counties on the United States mainland. Counties in Hawaii are the only legally constituted government bodies below that of the state. No formal level of government (such as city governments) exists below that of the county in Hawaii.

Location : Hawaiian Islands Number : 5 Flag County : 5

Green = qualified

Red = eliminated

White = still in contention

Dark red = suspended (Russia) or withdrawn (Eritrea)

Grey = countries/territories not associated with FIFA

Changes:

Eliminated: Albania - Ireland - New Caledonia - North Macedonia - Northern Ireland - Romania - Slovakia - Suriname - Ukraine - Wales

NOTICE: This map is not intended to create conflict or political debate, the countries and territories represented have been chosen based on their membership in the United Nations and whether they have a national team affiliated with FIFA.

The U.S. state of Georgia is divided into 159 counties, the second-highest number after Texas, which has 254 counties. Under the Georgia State Constitution, all of its counties are granted home rule to deal with problems that are purely local in nature. Also, eight consolidated city-counties have been established in Georgia: Athens–Clarke County, Augusta–Richmond County, Columbus–Muscogee County, Georgetown–Quitman County, Statenville–Echols County, Macon–Bibb County, Cusseta–Chattahoochee County, and Preston-Webster County.

Location : State Of Georgia Number : 159 Flag County : 159

No : Counties : Manschne (2019) 1 Appling County 18.386 2 Atkinson County 8165 3 Bacon County 11.164 4 Baker County 3038 5 Baldwin County 44.890 6 Banks County 19.234 7 Barrow County 83.240 8 Bartow County 107.738 9 Ben Hill County 16.700 10 Berrien County 19.397 11 Bibb County 153.159 12 Bleckley County 12.873 13 Brantley County 19.109 14 Brooks County 15.457 15 Bryan County 39.627 16 Bulloch County 79.608 17 Burke County 22.383 18 Butts County 24.936 19 Calhoun County 6189 20 Camden County 54.666 21 Candler County 10.803 22 Carroll County 119.992 23 Catoosa County 67.580 24 Charlton County 13.392 25 Chatham County 289.430 26 Chattahoochee County 10.907 27 Chattooga County 24.789 28 Cherokee County 258.773 29 Clarke County 128.331 30 Clay County 2834 31 Clayton County 292.256 32 Clinch County 6618 33 Cobb County 760.141 34 Coffee County 43.273 35 Colquitt County 45.600 36 Columbia County 156.714 37 Cook County 17.270 38 Coweta County 148.509 39 Crawford County 12.404 40 Crisp County 22.372 41 Dade County 16.116 42 Dawson County 26.108 43 Decatur County 26.404 44 DeKalb County 759.297 45 Dodge County 20.605 46 Dooly County 13.390 47 Dougherty County 87.956 48 Douglas County 146.343 49 Early County 10.190 50 Echols County 4006 51 Effingham County 64.296 52 Elbert County 19.194 53 Emanuel County 22.646 54 Evans County 10.654 55 Fannin County 26.188 56 Fayette County 114.421 57 Floyd County 98.498 58 Forsyth County 244.252 59 Franklin County 23.349 60 Fulton County 1.063.937 61 Gilmer County 31.369 62 Glascock County 2971 63 Glynn County 85.292 64 Gordon County 57.963 65 Grady County 24.633 66 Greene County 18.324 67 Gwinnett County 936.250 68 Habersham County 45.328 69 Hall County 204.441 70 Hancock County 8457 71 Haralson County 29.792 72 Harris County 35.236 73 Hart County 26.205 74 Heard County 11.923 75 Henry County 234.561 76 Houston County 157.863 77 Irwin County 9416 78 Jackson County 72.977 79 Jasper County 14.219 80 Jeff Davis County 15.115 81 Jefferson County 15.362 82 Jenkins County 8676 83 Johnson County 9643 84 Jones County 28.735 85 Lamar County 19.077 86 Lanier County 10.423 87 Laurens County 47.546 88 Lee County 29.992 89 Liberty County 61.435 90 Lincoln County 7921 91 Long County 19.559 92 Lowndes County 117.406 93 Lumpkin County 33.610 94 Macon County 12.947 95 Madison County 29.880 96 Marion County 8359 97 McDuffie County 21.312 98 McIntosh County 14.378 99 Meriwether County 21.167 100 Miller County 5718 101 Mitchell County 21.863 102 Monroe County 27.578 104 Montgomery County 9172 105 Morgan County 19.276 106 Murray County 40.096 107 Muscogee County 195.769 108 Newton County 111.744 109 Oconee County 40.280 110 Oglethorpe County 15.259 111 Paulding County 168.667 112 Peach County 27.546 113 Pickens County 32.591 114 Pierce County 19.465 115 Pike County 18.962 116 Polk County 42.613 117 Pulaski County 11.137 118 Putnam County 22.119 119 Quitman County 2299 120 Rabun County 17.137 121 Randolph County 6778 122 Richmond County 202.518 123 Rockdale County 90.896 124 Schley County 5257 125 Screven County 13.966 126 Seminole County 8090 127 Spalding County 66.703 128 Stephens County 25.925 129 Stewart County 6621 130 Sumter County 29.524 131 Talbot County 6195 132 Taliaferro County 1537 133 Tattnall County 25.286 134 Taylor County 8020 135 Telfair County 15.860 136 Terrell County 8531 137 Thomas County 44.451 138 Tift County 40.644 139 Toombs County 26.830 140 Towns County 12.037 141 Treutlen County 6901 142 Troup County 69.922 143 Turner County 7985 144 Twiggs County 8120 145 Union County 24.511 146 Upson County 26.320 147 Walker County 69.761 148 Walton County 94.593 149 Ware County 35.734 150 Warren County 5254 151 Washington County 20.374 152 Wayne County 29.927 153 Webster County 2607 154 Wheeler County 7855 155 White County 30.798 156 Whitfield County 104.628 157 Wilcox County 8635 158 Wilkes County 9777 159 Wilkinson County 8954 160 Worth County 20.247

Kwelen : Georgia Counties

Tried to compare the population of dutch provinces with mostly European countries (with 3 exceptions)

• Groningen 601.530 (Montenegro)
• Friesland 665.276 (Luxembourg)
• Drenthe 508.054 (Malta)
• Overijssel 1.202.369 (Eswatini)
• Flevoland 462.880 (Brunei)
• Gelderland 2.173.425 (Slovenia)
• Utrecht 1.415.322 (Estonia)
• Noord-Holland 3.010.044 (Moldova)
• Zuid-Holland 3.882.709 (Croatia)
• Zeeland 394.514 (Iceland)
• Noord-Brabant 2.664.047 (Albania)
• Limburg 1.135.328 (Djibouti)

Total pop of NL is 18,150,000 as of 2026

Source: INE - Dependent of the Spanish Ministry of Economy, Trade and Enterprise

Source map 1: https://www.ine.es/jaxi/Tabla.htm?path=/t20/e245/p04/a1996/l0/&file=00com014.px&L=0

Source map 2: https://www.ine.es/jaxi/Tabla.htm?path=/t20/e245/p08/l0/&file=02005.px&L=0

Asia is particularly reliant on Persian Gulf crude and crude products, and it is already "feeling the squeeze" as cargoes before the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz have largely dried up, the analysts said. Cargoes from the gulf reach Asia in roughly 10 to 20 days, arriving first in India and later in Northeast Asia, they said.

In April, Southeast Asia's oil demand is expected to fall by about 300,000 barrels per day, but oil losses could climb rapidly, surpassing 2 million barrels per day in May and approaching 3 million barrels per day by June if oil-reserve stock releases remained contained within their respective countries, J.P. Morgan analysts said.

The Philippine government this week declared a state of national energy emergency, saying the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is resulting in "imminent danger" to the country's energy supply.

Next up for the oil shock is likely to be Africa, with effects becoming more pronounced in early April, according to J.P. Morgan analysts. Up to 250,000 barrels per day of oil-demand losses are possible in April if inland stocks are low, they said.

By mid-April, Europe will feel the impact, but the "shock is shaped more by rising costs and competition with Asia than by outright shortages," they said.

The U.S. has longer voyage times, with most oil deliveries likely to stop around April 15, and America also has substantial domestic oil production. That makes the U.S. unlikely to experience direct physical shortages in the near term, they said.

https://www.marketwatch.com/story/this-map-shows-a-crude-ticking-time-bomb-that-hits-much-of-the-worlds-oil-supply-in-april-2c058db6