The North Temperate Zone encompasses a vast area of the globe, so many countries fall within it. Here's a breakdown by continents:

North America:

* United States

* Canada

* Mexico

Europe:

* All of Europe except for Iceland, which is located in the Arctic zone.

Asia:

* China

* Japan

* Korea (North and South)

* Mongolia

* Kazakhstan

* Uzbekistan

* Kyrgyzstan

* Tajikistan

* Turkmenistan

* Afghanistan

* Pakistan

* India (northern parts)

* Nepal

* Bhutan

* Russia (European and Asian parts)

* Turkey

* Iran

* Iraq

* Syria

* Lebanon

* Israel

* Jordan

* Saudi Arabia (northern parts)

* Oman (northern parts)

* United Arab Emirates (northern parts)

* Qatar (northern parts)

* Bahrain (northern parts)

Africa:

* Morocco

* Algeria

* Tunisia

* Libya

* Egypt

Australia:

* None (Australia is located in the Southern Hemisphere and primarily lies in the subtropical and temperate zones).

This list is not exhaustive, but it gives you a general idea of the countries that lie in the North Temperate Zone.

Keep in mind that the boundaries of the temperate zones are not fixed lines, and some regions within a country might extend into other climate zones.