Table of World Heritage Sites based on State Parties
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As of 2008, there are a total of 878 World Heritage Sites located in 185 "State Parties".[1][2] Of these, 679 are cultural, 174 are natural and 25 are mixed properties.[2] Further site classification includes the classification of the State Parties among five geographic zones: Africa, Arab States (composed of Arab League members), Asia-Pacific (including Australia, New Zealand and Oceania), Europe, North America (specifically the USA and Canada; Mexico is classified in the final category), and Latin America and the Caribbean.
Note: The above maps are current as of 2007. Transboundary sites have been redistributed among the concerned countries, hence, have been counted multiple times.
State Party Natural WHS Cultural WHS Mixed WHS Total WHS Zone
Belarus, 
Estonia, 
Finland, 
Latvia, 
Lithuania, 
Norway, 
Moldova, 
Russia, 
Sweden & 
Ukraine 1 1 Europe & North America
Total 166 660 25 851 141 State Parties
[edit] See also
World Heritage Site List of World Heritage Sites in Africa List of World Heritage Sites in the Americas List of World Heritage Sites in Asia and Australasia List of World Heritage Sites in Europe List of World Heritage Sites in danger List of conservation topics
[edit] Notes and references
^ According to UNESCO World Heritage Site, States Parties are countries that signed and ratified The World Heritage Convention. As of November 2007, there are a total of 185 States Parties. ^ a b