NATO member countries map

NATO has 32 member countries. Sweden was the last to join, on 7 March 2024, after Finland in April 2023. The 12 founding members signed the treaty in 1949. Greenland, Gibraltar and 10 other territories are covered through their country. The table lists every member and territory with notes. Download it as CSV, or embed the map free with credit.

by UltimapsLast updated

Remix opens a copy of this map, data included, for you to change. Free, no sign-up to start.

NATO member countries map

Source: NATO, Member countries (facts compiled by Ultimaps, CC BY 4.0)Data for

Data

NATO member countries map: data by region. Source: NATO, Member countries
RegionCategoryNote
Åland IslandsMemberPart of Finland; follows Finland (Åland is demilitarised under international agreements)
AlbaniaMemberJoined 1 April 2009
ArubaMemberNetherlands territory; follows the Netherlands. South of the Tropic of Cancer, outside the Article 6 treaty area
BelgiumMemberFounding member (Treaty signed 4 April 1949, in force 24 August 1949)
British Indian Ocean TerritoryMemberUK overseas territory; follows the UK. South of the Tropic of Cancer, outside the Article 6 treaty area
BulgariaMemberJoined 29 March 2004
CanadaMemberFounding member (Treaty signed 4 April 1949, in force 24 August 1949)
CroatiaMemberJoined 1 April 2009
CuraçaoMemberNetherlands territory; follows the Netherlands. South of the Tropic of Cancer, outside the Article 6 treaty area
Czech RepublicMemberJoined 12 March 1999
Showing 10 of 44

Download: CSV · JSON