ATLAS · HOSPITALS
Where the World’s Hospitals Are
A map of care: 26,541 hospitals across 188 countries, each shown as a single point so the map reads as a density of care— where hospitals cluster, and where they thin out. Every hospital is the same colour on purpose: this isn’t a ranking of big versus small, and it deliberately doesn’t shade anywhere as “lacking”. One important caveat up front: these are the hospitals recorded in open data, and that mapping is uneven between countries — so the counts show where data is good, not a complete or comparable census. Data is from Wikidata (CC0), a snapshot taken 2026-06-22.
How to read this map — and its limits
Every hospital is one care-green dot, and brighter, bigger clusters simply mean more hospitals are mapped in that spot. We chose notto colour hospitals by size or to shade countries by “gaps”, because open data records almost no bed counts (so any size ranking would be invented) and because mapping where care is absent isn’t something this data can do honestly. The single biggest thing to understand is coverage skew: some countries are mapped far more completely than others in open databases, so a country with more dots may simply have better data, not more hospitals per person. Why that is, and how to read the map fairly, is worth two minutes:
How we map the world’s hospitals (and what it can’t show) →Hospitals recorded by country
How many hospitals are mapped in each country in open data. Remember these reflect data coverage, not a like-for-like count — open a country to see its recorded facilities.
Every country with a mapped hospital
Nigeria · United States · India · Japan · United Kingdom · Germany · China · Spain · France · Canada · Indonesia · Australia · Italy · South Africa · Turkey · Austria · South Korea · Brazil · Portugal · Russia · Greece · Thailand · Poland · Ghana · Czech Republic · Taiwan · Uganda · Argentina · Finland · Ireland · Mexico · Togo · Sweden · Belgium · Botswana · Philippines · Switzerland · Iran · Malaysia · Egypt · New Zealand · Pakistan · Israel · Norway · Hungary · Denmark · Romania · Niger · Chile · Rwanda · Palestine · Vietnam · Ukraine · Bangladesh · Burundi · Nepal · Singapore · Saudi Arabia · Peru · Bulgaria · Serbia · Malta · Sri Lanka · Latvia · Tunisia · Ecuador · Slovenia · Myanmar · Kenya · United Arab Emirates · Algeria · Colombia · Uruguay · Tanzania · Croatia · Morocco · Slovakia · Iraq · Lebanon · Syria · Venezuela · Costa Rica · Belarus · Lithuania · Senegal · Azerbaijan · Mongolia · Sierra Leone · Suriname · Zimbabwe · Cameroon · Cyprus · Jordan · Luxembourg · North Macedonia · Panama · Bosnia and Herzegovina · Democratic Republic of the Congo · Ethiopia · Kuwait · Malawi · Mozambique · Namibia · Afghanistan · Belize · Cambodia · Jamaica · Mauritania · Nicaragua · Albania · Armenia · Brunei · Cuba · Iceland · Liberia · North Korea · Somalia · Bahrain · Chad · Georgia · Guatemala · Haiti · Oman · El Salvador · Maldives · Qatar · Sudan · Yemen · Zambia · Bolivia · Dominican Republic · Guinea · Madagascar · Papua New Guinea · Bahamas · Guyana · Isle of Man · Jersey · Laos · Libya · Trinidad and Tobago · Turkmenistan · Barbados · Bhutan · Burkina Faso · Cayman Islands · Côte d'Ivoire · Curaçao · Gabon · Guernsey · Guinea-Bissau · Kazakhstan · Kosovo · MC · Moldova · Paraguay · Uzbekistan · AD · Angola · Anguilla · Antigua and Barbuda · Aruba · British Virgin Islands · Comoros · Cook Islands · Dominica · Eswatini · Faroe Islands · Fiji · Gambia · Greenland · Honduras · LI · Macau · Mali · Nauru · Palau · Republic of the Congo · Saint Lucia · São Tomé and Principe · Seychelles · Sint Maarten · SM · Timor-Leste · Tuvalu · U.S. Virgin Islands · Vanuatu · Vatican City
About this data
Hospital locations come from Wikidata, the open, CC0 knowledge base, which draws on community mapping and open government data. We map every facility Wikidata classes as a hospital that has real coordinates and a country. This is emphatically nota measure of healthcare quality, capacity, or access — and because open mapping is far more complete in some countries than others, the per-country counts are not comparable as a census. Treat this as a picture of where hospitals are recorded, useful for seeing the texture of care across a region, not as an authoritative health statistic. For healthcare outcomes and capacity, see official sources like the WHO. We refresh the snapshot periodically rather than calling Wikidata on every visit.