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Two country-level co-location indices remain as standalone pages — [[atlas-co-location-index-mexico|Mexico]] and [[atlas-co-location-index-nordics|the Nordics]]. The other five were merged into their country pages on 2026-09-05 and are read there: [[atlas-united-states|United States]], [[atlas-canada|Canada]], [[atlas-spain|Spain]], [[atlas-italy|Italy]], and [[atlas-poland|Poland]], each under a Co-location anchor network section. Every index ranks named-anchor convergence node by node within its own country and supplies the underlying cluster data the continental sets are built from.

*Note (2026-09-06):* these two were previously kept standalone because neither had a country market page to sit beside. That rationale no longer holds — [[atlas-mexico|Mexico]], [[atlas-sweden|Sweden]], [[atlas-denmark|Denmark]], [[atlas-finland|Finland]], and [[atlas-norway|Norway]] all have country pages now. Whether to merge these two the way the other five were merged is a separate content decision, not taken here.
Both now have country pages alongside them — [[atlas-mexico|Mexico]], and for the Nordics [[atlas-sweden|Sweden]], [[atlas-denmark|Denmark]], [[atlas-finland|Finland]], and [[atlas-norway|Norway]]. Whether they are folded in the way the other five were remains open.

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- [[atlas-co-location-index-mexico]] — Index of commercial convergence nodes in Mexico, identifying sites where Walmart Supercentre anchors cluster with Home Depot, Costco, and civic infrastructure.
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Eighteen country-level Regional Market indices filter the continental Top 400 tables down to a single country's entries: [[atlas-canada|Canada]], [[atlas-united-states|United States]], [[atlas-mexico|Mexico]], [[atlas-united-kingdom|United Kingdom]], [[atlas-spain|Spain]], [[atlas-italy|Italy]], [[atlas-poland|Poland]], [[atlas-sweden|Sweden]], [[atlas-czechia|Czechia]], [[atlas-finland|Finland]], [[atlas-hungary|Hungary]], [[atlas-slovakia|Slovakia]], [[atlas-romania|Romania]], [[atlas-bulgaria|Bulgaria]], [[atlas-denmark|Denmark]], [[atlas-greece|Greece]], [[atlas-croatia|Croatia]], and [[atlas-norway|Norway]].

The confirmed 2026-08-07 dataset covers eighteen countries, and as of 2026-09-06 every one has a country page. Nine were added that day — Sweden, Czechia, Finland, Hungary, Slovakia, Romania, Bulgaria, and Denmark in Europe, and Mexico in North America — and the six pages that still carried pre-rebuild tables (Canada, the United States, the United Kingdom, Spain, Italy, and Poland) were rebuilt against the confirmed dataset in the same pass. All eighteen are now current.
The confirmed 2026-08-07 dataset covers eighteen countries, and every one has a country page. Each page's table is built from that dataset, so the counts here, on the country pages, and on the two continental tables reconcile.

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- [[atlas-canada]] — Index of Canada's 56 Regional Markets meeting the co-location composition gates under the 2026-08-07 dataset.
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57 individual market profile pages exist today (EN+ES pairs), each with population and
economic context sourced from Wikipedia.

*Correction (2026-09-05):* this count read 66 before the nine German, French, and Dutch
profiles retired 2026-08-17 were archived on 2026-09-05; 57 is the current live total. An
earlier correction the same day replaced a stale 41. The verified / reference-only split
below still covers only the 32 profiles it was originally written against — the Greek (7),
Croatian (9), and Norwegian (9) sets added since have not been folded into it. Flagged for a
future pass, not resolved here.
**The two lists below are under reconciliation and should not be read as current.** They were
drawn up against 32 of the 57 profiles and have not been rebuilt since the confirmed 2026-08-07
dataset was adopted: five entries listed as verified are no longer in that dataset, six listed as
reference-only now are, and the Greek, Croatian, and Norwegian profiles added since appear in
neither list. **The country tables are the authoritative view of what is published**; each
profile page states its own position. The lists are kept here because the distinction they draw
is a real editorial one, but the sorting is being redone.

*Correction (2026-09-06):* rebuilding the country tables against the confirmed dataset showed the
split below is stale on membership, not just on coverage. Of the 16 entries listed as verified
TOP400, five are no longer in the confirmed set — Torrance, CA; Provo, UT; Kenner, LA; Eagan, MN;
and Northampton. Six listed below as reference-only are now in it — Lethbridge, Kelowna,
Barrie–Innisfil, Regina, Burgos, and Fort Collins. Re-sorting the two lists also means updating
what each profile page says about itself, so it is flagged here rather than resolved in this pass.
**Verified TOP400 entries:** no rank or score is published for any entry; list order is alphabetical by profile slug, not ordinal.

**Verified TOP400 entries (16):** co-location cluster composition current as of the 2026-08-07 dataset. No rank or score is published for any entry; list order below is alphabetical by profile slug, not ordinal.

**Note:** [[us-sc-greenville-spartanburg|Spartanburg, SC]] appears in the North American Top 400 table linked from this profile, but the profile page itself describes Spartanburg as a metro-core reference point rather than a ranked suburban entry. This is a pre-existing inconsistency in the underlying data, not resolved by this edit — flagged for a future data-reconciliation pass rather than corrected unilaterally here.
[[us-sc-greenville-spartanburg|Spartanburg, SC]] is a known inconsistency in the source data: it appears in the North American Top 400 table while the profile page describes Spartanburg as a metropolitan reference point rather than a ranked entry. The question sits with the dataset, not this page.

| Market | Continent |
|---|---|
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| [[pl-bielsko-biala|Bielsko-Biała]] | Europe |
| [[gb-eng-chester|Cheshire West and Chester]] | Europe |

**Reference-only profiles (16)** — real places that are not currently part of the TOP400 set: either
metro-core reference points for other entries, or standalone markets outside the
15–80 km suburban band. Each profile page says so explicitly rather than presenting a
**Reference-only profiles** — real places recorded as not currently part of the TOP400 set: either
metropolitan reference points that other entries are measured against, or markets that did not
qualify on anchor composition. Each profile page states its own position rather than presenting a
market outside the set as if it were included.

North America: [[ca-ab-lethbridge|Lethbridge]], [[ca-bc-kelowna|Kelowna]], [[ca-nb-moncton|Moncton]],
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Europe: [[es-ar-zaragoza-secondary|Zaragoza]], [[es-cl-burgos|Burgos]], [[es-cl-valladolid|Valladolid]],
[[es-nc-pamplona|Pamplona]], [[es-pv-vitoria-gasteiz|Vitoria-Gasteiz]], [[gb-sct-inverness|Inverness]].

**Archived (2026-09-05):** the seven German city profiles, Chambéry (France), and Breda
(Netherlands) — retired 2026-08-17 because those three countries are deliberately excluded
from the current Regional Markets methodology (locked 2026-06-30) — were archived on
2026-09-05, together with the three country index pages and the superseded framework article
that had shared a Superseded and Retired shelf on this page. Their slugs redirect to this
category.
**Archived:** the seven German city profiles, Chambéry (France), and Breda (Netherlands), together
with their three country index pages. Germany, France, and the Netherlands are outside the current
Regional Markets methodology, so these markets are no longer covered. Their slugs redirect here.

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