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Regions by Azure geography

Showing 30 geographies and 49 regions

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Showing 30 geographies and 49 regions in Global cloud. Regions are grouped by Azure geography.
GeographyRegions
Asia Pacific
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Brazil
Canada
Chile
Denmark
Europe
France
Germany
India
Indonesia
Israel
Italy
Japan
Korea
Malaysia
Mexico
New Zealand
Norway
Poland
Qatar
South Africa
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States

Unrestricted regions available to customers and partners in the Azure global cloud.

What is an Azure geography?

An Azure geography is a discrete market that contains one or more Azure regions. Geography boundaries help Microsoft offer regional data residency, compliance, and service availability options.

Learn where Azure services store and process data in the Azure data residency guidance (opens in new tab).

Azure geography vs. region

These infrastructure terms describe different levels of Azure location and resiliency.

Geography
A market and data-residency boundary containing one or more regions.
Region
A latency-defined deployment location made up of datacenters connected by a regional network.
Availability zone
A physically separated group of datacenters within a region, where supported.
Region pair
A documented relationship used by some Azure services for replication or recovery sequencing.

Compare individual Azure regions, explore the region map, or review availability zone support.

Additional resources

Explore related Azure infrastructure directories and official planning guidance.

Azure data residency

Review how Azure services store and process customer data by geography.

Review data residency