Costa Rica (1821)
The fifth on our list of the oldest countries in the Americas is Costa Rica. This country is widely known for its stunning natural beauty. The various steps towards the conservation of environment and natural condition are the factors shaping the beauty of this country. Like the other countries of the Americas, Costa Rica is full of diverse cultures, thanks to the diverse and ancient cultures forming the population of the nation.
After gaining its independence in the year 1821 from Spain, Costa Rica has shaped itself into a democratic and stable country of Central America. There have been 50 presidents serving the nation since independence. Unlike other countries, it is not divided into states. However, it is divided into 7 provinces.
Oldest Countries in the Americas
The United States of America is the first of the oldest countries in the Americas. The Americas is the total landmass when the North and South American continents are combined together. The Americas contain 13% of the total world population.
In this article, we go in-depth about the oldest countries in the Americas.