Northern America is one of the United Nations M49 standard geoscheme's statistical subregions, the numeric regional and subregional classification the UN Statistics Division maintains to produce consistent country and area aggregates for demographic, economic and other statistical reporting across UN data series. This subcategory anchors the atlas's city-type entities whose part-of country falls within the Northern America subregion, mirroring the atlas's existing country-type Northern America subcategory that already uses the identical UN M49 classification.
Facts
All Northern America
Filter Results233 entries
St. Albert, Alberta
Northern America
St. Catharines
Northern America
St. Helena, California
Northern America
St. Louis
Northern America
St. Robert, Missouri
Northern America
Stamford, Connecticut
Northern America
Stanford
Northern America
State College
Northern America
Stockton, California
Northern America
Tafuna
Northern America
Tallahassee
Northern America
Tampa
Northern America
Tamuning
Northern America
Thunder Bay
Northern America
Topeka
Northern America
Toronto
Northern America
Trenton
Northern America
Tucson, Arizona
Northern America
Tulsa
Northern America
Upernavik
Northern America
Urbana
Northern America
Vancouver
Northern America
Vaughan
Northern America
Vicksburg, Mississippi
Northern America
Virginia Beach, Virginia
Northern America
Washington, D.C.
Northern America
Waterloo
Northern America
Westminster, Colorado
Northern America
Whitehorse
Northern America
Wichita, Kansas
Northern America
Winnipeg
Northern America
Yellowknife
Northern America
Yuma
Northern America
Sources
1. United Nations M49 Standard Country or Area Codes for Statistical Use (Geoscheme)
United Nations Statistics DivisionM49 table, Northern America row (code 021)Quote, M49 table, Northern America row (code 021)
Northern America 021
View the Source UN Statistics Division, M49 overview (source)
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