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All European countries with the exception of Vatican City and Kosovo participated at the 2012 London Olympic Games.
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How many countries are from Europe competing in the Olympics?
All European countries with the exception of Vatican City compete in the Olympics.
Is North America playing in the olympics?
There are countries that in the Continent of North America that are in the Olympics, just as countries from the continents of South America, Europe, Asia and Australia are in the Olympics. North America is a Continent with many countries in it.
Will Lithuania take part in the 2012 Olympics?
Yes, seeing as 200 countries take part in the Olympics, all countries in Europe take part and Lithuania is in Europe. Also it took part every previous year.
How many countries from Europe in the Olympics2012?
All European countries with the exception of Vatican City were present in the 2012 London Olympics.
How many gold medals have the European countries won at the Olympics?
Every four years, a country is picked to host the Olympics games. Countries in Europe have hosted these games 34 times.
What are the countries in Europe that are playing in the 2012 Olympic Games?
All European countries but Vatican City and Kosovo participated in the 2012 London Olympics.
What countries are in the 2014 Olympics?
There was 88 countries at the 2014 olympics. 6 more countries than at the 2010 Olympics.
How many countries in the 2008 olyimics?
there is 205 countries in the Olympics there is 205 countries in the Olympics
How many countries are at the 2010 Olympics?
There are 200 countries at the 2010 olympics.
Why do the Olympics have flag bearers?
because it shows great honor for the countries that are in the Olympics and it shows viewers what countries are in the Olympics
How many countries have qualified for London Olympics 2012?
there are 204 countries in the Olympics.
What has the Olympics got to do with geography?
it has different countries in the Olympics and you study countries in geography
