FIBA Americas (formerly the Pan-American Basketball Confederation), which controls North America, Central America, the Caribbean, and South America, has 44 national teams, divided into three areas.[3] The Central American and Caribbean Confederations of Basketball (CONCECABA) is further divided into the Central America and Caribbean zone.[4]
Great Britain, a combined team of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will play at the 2012 Olympics and at the EuroBasket Women 2011, 2013 and 2015.
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This is a list of the women s national basketball teams in the world The five FIBA zones Contents 1 Active teams 1 1 FIBA Africa 1 1 1 Zone 1 1 1 2 Zone 2 1 1 3 Zone 3 1 1 4 Zone 4 1 1 5 Zone 5 1 1 6 Zone 6 1 1 7 Zone 7 1 2 FIBA Americas 1 2 1 CONCECABA 1 2 1 1 Caribbean 1 2 1 2 Central America 1 2 2 North America 1 2 3 South America 1 3 FIBA Asia 1 3 1 East Asia 1 3 2 Gulf 1 3 3 Middle Asia 1 3 4 SEABA 1 3 5 WABA 1 4 FIBA Europe 1 5 FIBA Oceania 1 6 Non FIBA members 2 Defunct teams 3 FIBA country codes 4 See also 5 ReferencesActive teams editThe International Basketball Federation or FIBA recognizes 213 national teams divided into 5 zones each roughly corresponding to a continent North America and South America are grouped under the Americas The newest national team is Montenegro which was recognized in 2006 There are more FIBA recognized teams than FIFA recognized teams 209 FIBA Africa edit nbsp FIBA Africa subzones FIBA Africa which has 54 national teams 1 is divided into 7 zones 2 Zone 1 edit nbsp Algeria nbsp Libya nbsp Morocco nbsp Tunisia Zone 2 edit nbsp Cape Verde nbsp Gambia nbsp Guinea Bissau nbsp Guinea nbsp Mali nbsp Mauritania nbsp Senegal nbsp Sierra Leone Zone 3 edit nbsp Benin nbsp Burkina Faso nbsp Ivory Coast nbsp Ghana nbsp Liberia nbsp Niger nbsp Nigeria nbsp Togo Zone 4 edit nbsp Cameroon nbsp Central African Republic nbsp Chad nbsp Congo nbsp DR Congo nbsp Equatorial Guinea nbsp Gabon nbsp Sao Tome and Principe Zone 5 edit nbsp Burundi nbsp Djibouti nbsp Egypt nbsp Eritrea nbsp Ethiopia nbsp Kenya nbsp Rwanda nbsp Somalia nbsp South Sudan nbsp Sudan nbsp Tanzania nbsp Uganda Zone 6 edit nbsp Angola nbsp Botswana nbsp Lesotho nbsp Malawi nbsp Mozambique nbsp Namibia nbsp South Africa nbsp Swaziland nbsp Zambia nbsp Zimbabwe Zone 7 edit nbsp Comoros nbsp Madagascar nbsp Mauritius nbsp Seychelles FIBA Americas edit nbsp FIBA Americas subzones FIBA Americas formerly the Pan American Basketball Confederation which controls North America Central America the Caribbean and South America has 44 national teams divided into three areas 3 The Central American and Caribbean Confederations of Basketball CONCECABA is further divided into the Central America and Caribbean zone 4 CONCECABA edit Caribbean edit nbsp Antigua and Barbuda nbsp Aruba nbsp Bahamas nbsp Barbados nbsp Bermuda nbsp British Virgin Islands nbsp Cayman Islands nbsp Cuba nbsp Dominica nbsp Dominican Republic nbsp Grenada nbsp Guyana nbsp Haiti nbsp Jamaica nbsp Montserrat nbsp Puerto Rico nbsp Saint Kitts and Nevis nbsp Saint Lucia nbsp Saint Vincent and the Grenadines nbsp Suriname nbsp Trinidad and Tobago nbsp Turks and Caicos Islands nbsp Virgin Islands Central America edit nbsp Belize nbsp Costa Rica nbsp El Salvador nbsp Guatemala nbsp Honduras nbsp Mexico nbsp Nicaragua nbsp Panama North America edit nbsp Canada nbsp United States South America edit nbsp Argentina nbsp Bolivia nbsp Brazil nbsp Chile nbsp Colombia nbsp Ecuador nbsp Paraguay nbsp Peru nbsp Uruguay nbsp Venezuela FIBA Asia edit nbsp FIBA Asia subzones FIBA Asia formerly the Asian Basketball Confederation is divided into 5 zones 5 East Asia edit nbsp China nbsp Chinese Taipei nbsp North Korea nbsp Hong Kong nbsp Japan nbsp South Korea nbsp Macau nbsp Mongolia Gulf edit nbsp Bahrain nbsp Kuwait nbsp Oman nbsp Qatar nbsp Saudi Arabia nbsp United Arab Emirates Middle Asia edit nbsp Afghanistan nbsp Bangladesh nbsp Bhutan nbsp India nbsp Kazakhstan nbsp Kyrgyzstan nbsp Maldives nbsp Nepal nbsp Pakistan nbsp Sri Lanka nbsp Tajikistan nbsp Turkmenistan nbsp Uzbekistan SEABA edit nbsp Brunei nbsp Cambodia nbsp Indonesia nbsp Laos nbsp Malaysia nbsp Myanmar nbsp Philippines nbsp Singapore nbsp Thailand nbsp Vietnam WABA edit nbsp Iran nbsp Iraq nbsp Jordan nbsp Lebanon nbsp Palestine nbsp Syria nbsp Yemen FIBA Europe edit FIBA Europe has 50 member nations under it 6 nbsp Albania nbsp Andorra nbsp Armenia nbsp Austria nbsp Azerbaijan nbsp Belarus nbsp Belgium nbsp Bosnia and Herzegovina nbsp Bulgaria nbsp Croatia nbsp Cyprus nbsp Czech Republic nbsp Denmark nbsp Estonia nbsp Finland nbsp France nbsp Georgia nbsp Germany nbsp Gibraltar nbsp Great Britain nbsp Greece nbsp Hungary nbsp Iceland nbsp Ireland nbsp Israel nbsp Italy nbsp Kosovo nbsp Latvia nbsp Lithuania nbsp Luxembourg nbsp North Macedonia nbsp Malta nbsp Moldova nbsp Monaco nbsp Montenegro nbsp Netherlands nbsp Norway nbsp Poland nbsp Portugal nbsp Romania nbsp Russia nbsp San Marino nbsp Serbia nbsp Slovakia nbsp Slovenia nbsp Spain nbsp Sweden nbsp Switzerland nbsp Turkey nbsp Ukraine nbsp Great Britain a combined team of England Scotland Wales and Northern Ireland will play at the 2012 Olympics and at the EuroBasket Women 2011 2013 and 2015 FIBA Oceania edit FIBA Oceania has 22 member nations under it 7 nbsp American Samoa nbsp Australia nbsp Cook Islands nbsp Micronesia nbsp Fiji nbsp Guam nbsp Kiribati nbsp Marshall Islands nbsp Nauru nbsp New Caledonia nbsp New Zealand nbsp Norfolk Island nbsp Northern Mariana Islands nbsp Palau nbsp Papua New Guinea nbsp Samoa nbsp Solomon Islands nbsp Tahiti nbsp East Timor nbsp Tonga nbsp Tuvalu nbsp Vanuatu Non FIBA members edit nbsp Pitcairn Islands nbsp Transnistria nbsp Abkhazia nbsp Bonaire nbsp Curacao nbsp Christmas Island nbsp French Guiana nbsp Guadeloupe nbsp Chuuk nbsp Pohnpei nbsp Falkland Islands nbsp Somaliland nbsp Martinique nbsp Mayotte nbsp Niue nbsp Northern Ireland nbsp Reunion nbsp Saint Pierre and Miquelon nbsp Saba nbsp Saar nbsp Saint Helena nbsp Saint Martin nbsp Sint Eustatius nbsp Sint Maarten nbsp South Ossetia nbsp Tokelau nbsp Northern Cyprus nbsp Vatican City nbsp Wallonia nbsp Wallis and Futuna nbsp Western Sahara nbsp Yap nbsp ZanzibarDefunct teams edit nbsp Czechoslovakia nbsp East Germany nbsp South Vietnam nbsp South Yemen nbsp Soviet Union nbsp YugoslaviaFIBA country codes editFIBA uses IOC country codes for most countries which are IOC members For non IOC members and exceptions FIBA uses the following codes nbsp England ENG nbsp Gibraltar GIB nbsp Marshall Islands MIS IOC MHL nbsp Montserrat MAT nbsp New Caledonia CAL nbsp Norfolk Island NIS nbsp Northern Mariana Islands SAI nbsp Scotland SCO nbsp Tahiti TAH nbsp Turks and Caicos Islands TCI nbsp Wales WALSee also edit nbsp Basketball portalReferences edit FIBA com Zones FIBA Africa FIBA Africa com FIBA com Zones FIBA Americas About FIBA Americas Archived 2007 08 19 at the Wayback Machine FIBA com Zones FIBA Asia FIBA com Zones FIBA Europe FIBA com Zones FIBA Oceania Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title List of women 27s national basketball teams amp oldid 1218284716, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
