Which countries were allies in the Northern War?

The outbreak of the Great Northern War in 1700 was the cause of the disputes between Sweden and Russia over the Baltic territories. In different periods of the war, Russia’s supporters and allies in this struggle were such countries as: Poland (she was an ally until the very end of the conflict), England, Hanover, Prussia, Holland. In addition, the Russian army was supported by a part of the Cossacks. There was a period in the war when Denmark fought against Sweden, but pressure from the Swedish army forced the second to conclude a peace treaty.