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- Abkhazia (unrecognized)
- Anguilla (unrecognized)
- Catalan Olympic Committee (unrecognized)
- Faroe Island (unrecognized, but recognized National Paralympic Committee)
- French Polynesia (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Gibraltar (unrecognized)
- Kurdistan (unrecognized)
- Macau, China (unrecognized)
- Montserrat (unrecognized)
- Native Americans (unrecognized)
- Territorial Olympic and Sports Commitee of New Caledonia (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Niue (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Norfolk Island (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Northern Cyprus (unrecognized)
- Northern Mariana Islands (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Pitcairn Islands (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Somaliland (unrecognized)
- Tokelau (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
- Turks & Caicos Islands (unrecognized)
- Wallis & Futuna (unrecognized, but associate member of ONOC)
The Catalan autonomous government is striving
for a Catalan NOC, independent of the Spanish
NOC. This may be the reason why, at the Pyrenean stage of the Tour
the France on 10 July 2000, a spectator could be seen waving an
Olympic flag lengthened ca. 1/4 of its
length with the Catalan yellow and red
stripes.
Santiago Dotor, 17 July 2000
Independent countries not members of the IOC