What non-sovereign countries are there in the world now?

Isle of Man (Isle of Man) is a maritime island between England and Ireland.

From a more precise geographical point of view, the Isle of Man is located in the center of England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and Ireland. The isle of man is a dependency of the British royal family. Strictly speaking, it is not a part of Britain.

The island has a long history of autonomy. As early as 10 century, it already had its own parliament, with Douglas as its capital. On some occasions, the Isle of Man, Britain and Ireland are collectively referred to as the British Isles.

2. Gibraltar?

A city and port at the southern tip of Iberian Peninsula in Europe. The northern shore of the eastern end of the Strait of Gibraltar, bordering on the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, and facing Ceuta, a dependency of Spain and North Africa in the south, has a very important strategic position.

The Strait of Gibraltar is 90km long and12km to 43km wide. It is the only sea passage between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.

It has been occupied by Britain as a colony since 1704. 1869 After the opening of the Suez Canal, its strategic position was strengthened.

It is an important fortress and naval and air base, with modern loading and unloading equipment, ship repair shops and large docks, as well as watch manufacturing, wine making and other industries. When the weather is fine, you can see the African continent on the other side from the southernmost Cape Europa lampstand.

20 13 on August 5th, the Spanish government planned to recover Gibraltar. During Zapatero's administration, he made some concessions on the territorial dispute of Gibraltar.

3. Bermuda

Bermuda, the full name of Bermuda, formerly known as Samos Island, belongs to the overseas self-governing territory of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and is located in the western North Atlantic with a population of about 653 1.

4. Cayman Islands

Cayman Islands (sometimes translated as Cayman Islands or Cayman Islands) is an overseas dependency of Britain in the western Caribbean islands of America, which consists of Grand Cayman, little cayman Island and Cayman Brac Island. Cayman Islands is the fourth largest offshore financial center in the world and a famous diving resort.

Cayman is a famous offshore financial center and "tax haven", as well as a world-famous diving and tourist resort. Finance and tourism are its main economic sources.

5. Anguilla

Anguilla is a British overseas territory, located at the northern end of leeward islands in the eastern Caribbean, at113km northwest of Saint Kitts, and adjacent to the British Virgin Islands.

It has a subtropical climate. Due to the influence of trade winds, the climate is hot and humid, with an average annual temperature of 27℃. Anguilla's population is 13452(20 13), and its ethnic group is mainly black Caribbean. Most residents believe in Christianity.

From 1994 to 1998, the average population growth rate is 3. 1%. English is the main official language and local language in Anguilla. Wali is the capital of Anguilla with a population of about 3,000. The legal tender is the eastern Caribbean dollar, and there are no restrictions on the entry and exit of funds.