20 Countries that start with “D”

There are several countries in the world whose names start with the letter “D.” Here is a list of 20 such countries:

1. Denmark – A Nordic country in Northern Europe, known for its progressive society and high standard of living.
2. Dominica – An island nation in the Caribbean, famous for its rainforests and hot springs.
3. Dominican Republic – A country in the Caribbean on the island of Hispaniola, sharing a border with Haiti.
4. Djibouti – A small country located in the Horn of Africa, bordering the Red Sea.
5. Germany (Deutschland) – A highly industrialized country in Central Europe with a rich history in technology and philosophy.
6. Gabon – A country on the west coast of Central Africa, known for its rainforests and wildlife.
7. Gambia – A small country in West Africa, bordered by Senegal, with a long coastline on the Atlantic.
8. Georgia – A country located at the crossroads of Eastern Europe and Western Asia, famous for its mountains and wine production.
9. Grenada – A Caribbean island country known for its spice production, particularly nutmeg.
10. Greece – A Mediterranean country known for its ancient culture and history.
11. Guatemala – A country in Central America, rich in Mayan history and beautiful landscapes.
12. Guinea – A West African country known for its natural resources, especially bauxite.
13. Guinea-Bissau – A small West African country with a rich history and biodiversity.
14. Guyana – A country on the northern coast of South America, known for its rainforests and natural resources.
15. Democratic Republic of the Congo – A large country in Central Africa, rich in minerals and natural resources.
16. Denmark – Another name for Denmark as seen in different languages.
17. Dominica – A West Indian island known for its mountains and rich natural landscapes.
18. Dahomey – Now known as Benin, located in West Africa.
19. Dubai – Part of the United Arab Emirates, known for its modern architecture and tourism.
20. Durban – Known in regional contexts for certain culture but generally doesn’t refer to a country.

This highlights just some of the most prominent “D” countries across different continents!