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Countries 197 to 205 Flags
Can you name the flags of these nine countries which aren't recognized by JetPunk but meet other criteria for nationhood?
Countries that have self-proclaimed country status plus mass recognition by other countries AND/OR clear independence in their self-administration from any associated countries
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Countries 197 to 250 Flags
Might as well include every other european island which has some form of self rule then. Would have thought more along the line of Abkhazia or Transnistria. Or maybe Bougainville which is poised for independence
Thank you for your comment. Aruba, Curaçao and Sint-Maarten are included here (Countries 197-205 Flags) given their specific position in the Kingdom of the Netherlands and to make the distinction with Saba, Sint-Eustatius and Bonaire (included in my other quiz 'Countries 206 to 242 Flags').
Aruba, Curaçao, Sint Maarten → They are autonomous countries within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. They have their own government and parliament, but the Kingdom handles foreign affairs, defense, and constitutional guarantees.
Bonaire, Saba, Sint Eustatius → They are special municipalities of the Netherlands. That means they are directly part of the Netherlands, with local councils but under Dutch law (with some adaptations).
In short: Aruba, Curaçao and Sint-Maarten are considered self-governing countries, while the second group are municipalities of the Netherlands itself. As self-governing countries, their status is quite similar to Greenland and Faroe and I choose to include them here