How Many Overseas Territories Are There?
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CZcams is filled with videos about the overseas territories of France, the Netherlands, the US, etc. which made me wonder just how many countries are there with overseas dependent territories?
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Hey man! Love your vids, but about this video, aren't Andaman and Nicobar Islands, and Lakshadweep Islands overseas territories of India? Btw happy new year
A Federal Judge recently (as in, this month) ruled that American Samoans should be citizens by birth! It's still pending appeal, but with that ruling, they may soon be full US Citizens instead of just Nationals.
Source?
@@OpinionesDeJACCsOpinions Sure thing, here you go:
www.nytimes.com/2019/12/13/us/american-samoa-us-citizenship.html
How can those even be different things?!
@@Yora21 nationals are also used in British Territories, though they aren't actually a part of the UK proper, unlike American Territories are. It's basically going, "here is a weaker form of our passport that can get you into our country but you can't work or vote here unless you become a citizen"
atleast us Puerto Ricans can get citizenship by birth
7:37 hahahaha i remember telling my friends that i was going to be station in Guam and they all went like âwtf is Guamâ
Americans don't even know their own country...
@@milomhoek Guam ain't even a country. It's a territory
@@HBC101TVStudios I know that it isn't, it is part of the US that's why I said that Americans don't even know their own country
@@HBC101TVStudios Guam is an American territory
The USA treats these as colonial possessions but now, the USA treat these islands as if they're countries(except in diplomacy and defense)
4:17 is wrong. A French citizen (or even an EU/EEA citizen) from mainland France don't require a passport to enter the overseas departments / regions and overseas collectivities of France. They would only need a national ID card with them upon arrival at the airport. It's like travelling to another EU country not in the Schengen Area (i.e. Ireland, Romania, Croatia, Bulgaria etc)
I believe you to be wrong. A non-Schengen, EU-person would need a passport.
i like how everyone always refer to cgp grey's video when talking about hong kong
FINALLY, I've been waiting for someone to talk about this
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Portugal also has 2 overseas territories, the Azores and Madeira archipelago, but they were in one of the final maps so i guess they were kinda mentioned (?)
Edit: ok so I checked the map and u literally talked about every country there except Portugal :(
Yeah, Khanubis used very broad definitions with some countries and very narrow with others. He could have mentioned the Spain's plazas de soberanĂa and the Canaries, Chile's Easter Island, Colombia's San AndrĂ©s Providencia and Santa Catalina, Brazil's Fernando de Noronha, India's Adaman and Nicobar islands, Japan's Ryukyu islands, Ecuador's GalĂĄpagos, and so... many... others...
@@sohopedeco He put territories that were separate in status from the home country, not just any territory separated from the home country by an ocean
I assume you also cringed at his pronunciation of "ker-a-so" (Curação)?
@@zozzy4630 At least in Brazil, we usually write it Curaçao, without the "til"("~"), and pronounce it without the nasalization.
Zachary Sazama the canaries and Ceuta and Melilla are fully integrated into Spain, and the plazas de SoberanĂa are uninhabited
Denmark canât have its own territories if it doesnât exist
Why are you on all of the videos I watch
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7:34 I know! Iâm from the USVI and I hate it when people are like âwhere are you from?â And I tell them Iâm from the USVI and there are like I never heard of that place! It makes me mad that I have to learn about the U.S but they never have to learn about us and both of us are in the same country!
I know about the U.S. Virgin Islands in that I know we have them, that they exist, where they are, and that we bought them from Denmark but nothing else really.
Bumbling Bureaucrat And they drive on the left, which technically is a violation of an obscure part of the Geneva Conventions since theyâre part of the US!
@@zanews23 That is funny.
Zane Stranger lol itâs nice to know that someone knows that
Another weird thing is we have cars that are for the right side of the road but we drive on the left
A bit misleading when you showed a map of the current British Overseas Territories then discussed the British National (Overseas) passport. That status was only available to Hong Kong, a former colony. The islands that still remain are issued British Overseas Territories Citizen passports, and most are also entitled to hold standard British Citizen passports as well.
I agree, that was weird.
I would argue Puerto Rican and American Samoan (donât know much about the others) have a very different culture than the mainland United States. As an American when I visited PR it felt more foreign to me than Canada or the UK.
As a Puerto Rican, it definitely is way more different than the US. I mean, English isn't even our first language
As an actual Puerto Rican, I can say for sure that Puerto Rican culture is NOT the same as mainstream American culture. I mean, I admit that Iâve lived outside of Puerto Rico for most of my life, but my family life is very, very different from the typical one. Trust me, if someone blindfolded you and brought you to Puerto Rico, youâd think you were in another country, and not in an American territory.
Fun fact: If Flanders ever is to become independent from Belgium, some have suggested it could become a constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and as such automatically remain member of the EU.
That is actually really interesting to think about. Of course the whole topic of separatist movements in EU countries (Scotland, Catalonia, Flanders, etc.) is definitely a convoluted topic (especially regarding EU membership). I might want to make a video about it, it will be controversial but controversial basically means popular on CZcams so...
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Same thing if Wallonia would join France.
Spain can complain as much as it wants, but as long as they become full parts of those other countries and not territories, there is no question about them being EU.
Great Video. I love that you explained how much control/autonomy each one has.
Great video. Your pronunciation is clearly that of someone who doesn't speak French regularly but it is very suitable for someone who hasn't learned the language.
This is the exact video I was looking for, thank you!!!!
Question: A lot of CZcamsrs use the satellite map at 1:50, and I wanna know how you get the borders of countries on there? Do you trace round Google Earth and adjust it or something, or is there a border version?
If I remember correctly it was NASAâs Blue Marble map.
@@KhAnubis thanks for the answer, however I was looking more for how you get the country/region borders on there. I'm a mapper, and it would be quite helpful for me. Thanks!
SomeDawidGuy do you use photoshop or smth very similar to it? If you do you could make the back layer be of that pic while the front layer a pic of transparent earth with borders. You could also do smth similar to colonial mapper. He made a very good tutorial on his channel
Iâve been to the Ă land Islands, they all ID a bit more with Sweden than Finland, and speak Swedish, but they are uniquely their own thing. Itâs a short, aa zing cheap, cruise ride from Stockholm and I HIGHLY recommend visiting!
7:34 So true. The most Oversea Territories are unknown and probably wonât be mentioned in any school if it isnât in the Oversea Territories itself.
Yep, I always find it disturbing that there are people that think Puerto Rico it's their own country, like the current freaking president! Man, I really wish they would gain statehood soon! Hurricane Maria revealed just how ignorant people in the Contiguous U.S. are about it and I'm sure the other territories. We need to stop using the map that just has the 50 states and D.C. on it and use the one that also has the territories!
@@OpinionesDeJACCsOpinions Not just the United States, but also every other nation with Oversea Territories! If they actually would do that then there would be no forgetten places.
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That's true! I mean, I've seen many maps of France that include their overseas possetions and departments, but only in Wikipedia do I regularly see a map that includes the U.S. and its territories.
@@OpinionesDeJACCsOpinions As an American who knows the full scale of his empire, yep! In fact, when KhAnubis said that most Americans don't know the US territories, my mind immediately went to the time that Donald Trump himself announced that he "met with the president of the Virgin Islands"... apparently without realizing that he _is_ the "president of the Virgin Islands", because the United States Virgin Islands is a territory of the United States! However, it appears the name is not enough to remind Americans (even the president!) that they rule those places.
For more information: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Covfefe#In_language_and_politics and jimheath.tv/2018/09/trump-said-he-met-with-the-president-of-the-virgin-islands-not-realizing-its-himself/ and en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Virgin_Islands
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That's why I advocate that we abolish the Electoral College while including the territories in presidential elections like we do D.C. since the 23rd Amendment was added, it is the bare minimum for our fellow U.S. citizens and nationals not in a state but still in the United States.
Easter Island (Rapa Nui) is a "special territory". Does that not count? I would also suggest that you include the the Channel Islands among British overseas territories.
Iâm an Aussie and didnât know that some of the islands over sea territories even exised.
*McDonald Islands*
@@biliminsrlar5752 America is secretly trying to colonise it
1:39 I love how you just said that Australia is both upside down and has physics channels
Fully integrated EU Oversea Regions are printed on the map on back side (left side down) of Euro Banknotes, (however, regions which joined EU after Euro was introduced, (for example Mayotte) are not on the banknotes).
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Ok I'm new to the channel so I might be missing something but... what in Zulu's name are you talking about when you mention Shanghai and say "unless you ask the Guiness Book of World Records"?
good video . Maybe you can make a video of how the effect of borders and there importancie evolved?
Since you mentioned that the US Virgin Islands drives on the left, it might also be worth noting that Hong Kong also drives on the left, and Gibraltar drives on the right. The UK, China, and the US are the only 3 countries where driving happens on different sides of the road in different parts of the country.
You forgot to mention The Channel Islands under the Britain section. They are self governing, nor are they part of the UK or the EU. They are on fact tied to the English Crown, and not the UK government. I believe this is also the case with The Isle of Man.
Spain and Portugal are missing in this video. That there won't be changing money necessary in french overseas territories is only partially right. In the oceanic overseas territories you have to change the ⏠into the Pacific Franc.
Great video, however you made a mistake at 1:56, that's not where the Cocos/Keeling islands are at all.
Fun fact: portugal gave "independence" to Cape verde, Timor leste and sao tome and principe , but they are almost as portuguese functioning regions as they were before independence. We have our police there, our teachers, our army and many portuguese nationals.
Canada also has a overseas territory in England called wolford chapel.
I'm gonna sound nit picky, but I think you missed some, but don't get me wrong, great video, I just think you did. (I.E: French Southern and Antarctic Lands, Clipperton Island, and most of the uninhabited American Islands and Atolls in the pacific, etc.)
India also has overseas territories ( according to the definition you used ), Lakshadweep Islands, Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
5:22 that CURAĂAO font
03:00 mitten im Satz einfach so auf deutsch "Kopenhagen" hahaha
When is the next Project: Regenesis video coming out
Shadywyvern - I actually took down the original video. It performed so badly in terms of views that Iâm worried it has been affecting the channel as a whole (which isnât good if your livelihood depends on getting views)
You forgot some like Portugal ( Açores e Madeira)
They're part of Portugal and not overseas territories because they're uninhabited in the first place. The Portuguese only settled them in the 1400s
Yemen has islands called sacorta
Azores by Spanish
I lived on saba when I was a child, it is a SMALL island
Countries with overseas territories: France, United Kingdom, Norway, United States, Australia, Netherlands, Denmark, and New Zealand
Chile: Are you sure about that?
Also Spain, Portugal, Argentina, India, and Turkey
*cook islands tried to gain independence but failed*
Technically Spain CAN still hold onto a few islands on the Pacific
You should have explained the British dependencies in detail.
your French pronunciation is not that bad
source: french-speaker
It is not the best
Varies depending on accent.
Northern France ? Southern accent ? Canadian ? North Africa, Subsaharan ?
Damn, French is everywhere.
Me Neither I have Quebec accent
@@mlgdigimon yeah it's not the best, for some reason English speakers can't do the "r"sound, either they completely skip it or they overdo it.
Canada has an overseas territory in Europe its called Wolford Chapel in England.
I'd love a video about the countries in the compact of free association with the US
that poor french island right beside canada
Chile and Argentina also has territories on Antarctica.
At 4:15 you say its not a part of the schengen area so if you traveling from mainland france you need a passport. Did you mean as if your from a different country going to france then to one of the oversea departments? Or was it just a mistake?
I think so.
My favourite part was when he answered the question.
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How come you left off the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man?
They have a special status with the UK.
Spain also have Canarias, ceuta and melilla. His last colonies
They are no colonies, They are autonomous communities like te rest of spain
7:01 Yea.... Gibraltar.
Nah, I discovered your channel from UP AND ATOM
What about Chile (easter island, antatica) and Argentina (Antartica) ?
Easter Island and Antarctica are both regarded by Chile as integral parts of their country both governed as parts of regions. It's the same situation with Argentina.
Colombia has San Andrés, Ecuador has the galåpagos and Chile has the Easter island
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What about Spain and Portugal (Canary Islands/ Azores and Madeira)
He forgot Portugal and the canary islands are almost in every way part of Spain. there's more administrative differences between Madrid and navarre than between Madrid and the canary islands
What about Terre Adélie? :)
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he lives in Berlin if i remember correctly
@@sonkeschluter3654 Amazing. Thank you very much. Really appreciated
That's what's up
Khanubas: thatâs all overseas territoryâs me: weâre is asaires
7:00 IS that cyprus????
They are on Cyprus but not all of Cyprus, just 2 military bases called Akrotiri and Dhekelia
Aussie states have premieres, whilst territories have chief ministers.
You forgot the spain canarian islands and the portugese islands
Both are integral parts of their countries so they don't really count.
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What about Japan and their islands to the southeast? What about India and the Andaman islands? What about Portugal and their islands in Macaronesia? What about Chile and Rapa Nui island? Do these not count as overseas territories?
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Argentina and Chile also claim territory in Antarctica. Also does Easter Island count for Chile too?
@@mmmm19 You mean Galapagos Islands? it's a proper province of the country
Their antarctica claims are governed as integral parts of their countries and overlap each other (along with the UK's claim) and Easter Island is part of Chile's Valparaiso Region so it is an integral part of Chile.
How many overseas territories are there ?
Frence and Britain : Yes
America: 5 Unincorporated-Organized, 10 Unincorporated-Unorganized, 1 Incorporated-Unorganized, and 1 Incorporated-Organized, 574 Native American nations and 3 Associated countries. Oh, and also 1 Federal District
France and Britain: oh no
America: I got Guantanamo Bay
France and Britain: no
What about Portugal?
Denmark and Faroe Islands cultural differences is that one thinks they're the same and the other doesn't lol Denmark and Greenland, One is Ice the other isn't lol
Britain: yes
everyone : hong kong is partly china and partly not china
me : hongkong is definitely not china
china: grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr... hong kong : :D
Pretty much a checklist for the UN for them to achieve independence or become fully part of their home country.
You could add as de facto dependent territories the Polisario-controlled part of Western Sahara (dependent of Algeria), the Palestinian territories ( de facto dependent of Israel), North Cyprus (dependent of Turkey), Artsakh (dependent of Armenia), and 5 territories de facto dependent of Russia : Abkhazia, S.Ossetia, ,DPR, LPR, and Priedniestrivie.
Palestine is a country and Israel just keep stealing land from them in the West Bank
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You missed Chile and Argentina who have land in Antarctica
Both countries regard their Antarctic claims as integral parts of their respective countries. They also overlap (along with the UK'S claim.)
Question, what's up with the Shanghai Guinness comment?
Guiness World Records apparently once accidentally said Shanghai was in Japan
Is anyone gonna talk about how you have to learn Spanish to communicate with someone from Puerto Rico
British territories aren't part of the EU. Well, just like... the UK
isnt curacao independend since 2010?
No it is not
@@bkgames2 it is a country like scottland since 2010
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Essentially 21st century colonies with extra steps
HOI4 Players: if it's not a core state it's overseas territory
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im from Puerto Rico so.
Territory time (o_o)
The thing that annoys me is that Britain, France and Netherlands get heat for keeping hold of previous colonies and territories but the USA seem to be immune from debates about them holding onto places like Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Guam, American Samoa ect. I mean most of them were conquered pretty much by imperialism they just don't like to admit it.
Personally I think all European nations should be able to keep current territories they hold. Either all of it is okay (meaning every nation has the rights to overseas territories) or none of it is okay (meaning all territories must be given independence in some way shape or form).
Oh, boy, then you'll hate the history of Equatorial Guinea, Sidi Ifni and Western Sahara.
They didn't wanted independence but the United Nations, USA and France forced Spain to give them independence.
Equatoguinean politicians, back then, constantly asked Spain to stop it for they knew if Equatorial Guinea got independence, they'd collapse as a country but the UN and european peoples kept pushing Spain, so they got independence, they colapsed and nowadays they still have a dictatorship.
And western Sahara was kinda the same except Morocco forced Spain to give the Sahara to them even though the Sahrawis didn't want it (They wanted to remain Spanish or become independent).
All that suffering because people thought they were colonies and threatened Spain to sanction/isolate them if they didn't gave an unwanted independence to half the country.
*(The most hypocrital/ironical fact of this is that USA and France were the biggest threats/bullies to Spain about this and to this day USA keeps Puerto Rico and France the French Guyana (which has a worse quality of life compared to Equatorial Guinea in 1967))
â@@Joridiy mah man Spanish Americas breaking away by force but these dudes who chose to stay? Those were gigachads
Spain and the Plazas de Soberania.
Except Saipan for the US
Very much Japanese
And puerto rico....and american Samoa
Hong Kong is unambiguously Chinese territory because it was unambiguously British territory that they transfered the sovereignty of to China after 100 years of British rule.
I agree. Only correction: Britain leased HK for 99 years. Not 100
Please do a video on Ireland. We're probably one of the most forgotten nations in Western Europe.
âHow many overseas territories are there, and where are theyâ - over to you
HongKong is a different country to China.
Thanks to Khanubis, I now know that Mexico City is definitely not part of China
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This is wrong the inhabitants of the British oversea territories are British overseas territory Citizens that's a other passport than the British oversea citizenship
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American overseas territories? You forgot the moon!
over-tranquility-sea territory , any of space territory is annexible
It isn't really "overseas"
4:10 not that bad tho