@writersroom.boardwalkMemorial Mapping keeps the record of who was lost on 9/11, and the tally spans 58 countries. The United States of America accounts for the most citizens, 2,624. After that the numbers fall fast. 67 from the United Kingdom. 47 from the Dominican Republic. 41 from India. 28 from South Korea. Japan and Canada each at 24. Colombia at 17. The Philippines, Mexico and Jamaica all sit at 16. Trinidad and Tobago at 14. Germany and Australia each at 11. Italy at 10. Pakistan at 8. Poland, Bangladesh and Ireland each at 6. Portugal, Israel and Peru each at 5. Then nine countries at 3: France, China, Brazil, Malaysia, Chile, Ecuador, Romania, Lebanon and Guyana. Another nine at 2: the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, New Zealand, Haiti, South Africa, Jordan, Ethiopia, Switzerland and El Salvador. The longest group is the single-citizen line, 17 countries. Among them Spain, Indonesia, Honduras, Lithuania, Venezuela, Côte d'Ivoire, Bermuda, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Republic of China (Taiwan), Belgium, Russia, Netherlands, Nigeria, Sweden, Belarus and Ukraine.

@writersroom.boardwalkMemorial Mapping keeps the record of who was lost on 9/11, and the tally spans 58 countries. The United States of America accounts for the most citizens, 2,624. After that the numbers fall fast. 67 from the United Kingdom. 47 from the Dominican Republic. 41 from India. 28 from South Korea. Japan and Canada each at 24. Colombia at 17. The Philippines, Mexico and Jamaica all sit at 16. Trinidad and Tobago at 14. Germany and Australia each at 11. Italy at 10. Pakistan at 8. Poland, Bangladesh and Ireland each at 6. Portugal, Israel and Peru each at 5. Then nine countries at 3: France, China, Brazil, Malaysia, Chile, Ecuador, Romania, Lebanon and Guyana. Another nine at 2: the Democratic Republic of Congo, Ghana, New Zealand, Haiti, South Africa, Jordan, Ethiopia, Switzerland and El Salvador. The longest group is the single-citizen line, 17 countries. Among them Spain, Indonesia, Honduras, Lithuania, Venezuela, Côte d'Ivoire, Bermuda, Moldova, Uzbekistan, Republic of China (Taiwan), Belgium, Russia, Netherlands, Nigeria, Sweden, Belarus and Ukraine.