Basketball by dependent territory
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Basketball in Guadeloupe
Basketball in New Caledonia
Basketball in British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies
Basketball in Hong Kong
Basketball in insular areas of the United States
Basketball in Guam
Basketball in Aruba
Basketball in American Samoa
Basketball in Puerto Rico
Basketball in the U.S. Virgin Islands
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France's overseas departments feed the national team but never field one of their own
Hong Kong and Macau field separate national teams while their clubs play in mainland leagues
The US Virgin Islands and Guam are separate FIBA members with their own qualifying paths
A dependent territory's domestic league is often a single island tournament
A player born in a dependent territory must pick one national team and the paperwork decides
Pre-qualifying rounds decide which small territories even reach a continental tournament
Puerto Rico fields its own FIBA national team and beat the United States in 2004
Bermuda and the Cayman Islands fund national programs on almost no population base
Territorial programs lean on the parent country's league because there is no local pro path
Territorial squads are mostly diaspora players who learned the game abroad
When the Netherlands Antilles dissolved its basketball federation had to be split and re-registered
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