Difference between revisions of "Category:Administrative divisions of Isselmere-Nieland"
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| − | The [[Isselmere-Nieland|United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland]] is sub-divided into four [[Wikipedia:Autonomous_entity|autonomous regions]], twenty-nine [[Wikipedia:Province|provinces]], and three-hundred and forty-nine [[Alderdom|alderdoms]]. Alderdoms are further sub-divided at the quintary level into [[Wikipedia:District|districts]] and [[Wikipedia:Borough|burghs]] (i.e. municipal districts) | + | The [[Isselmere-Nieland|United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland]] is sub-divided into four [[Wikipedia:Autonomous_entity|autonomous regions]], twenty-nine [[Wikipedia:Province|provinces]], and three-hundred and forty-nine [[Alderdom|alderdoms]] (i.e. [[Wikipedia:County|counties]]). Alderdoms are further sub-divided at the quintary level into [[Bailie|bailies]] (i.e. [[Wikipedia:District|districts]]) and [[Wikipedia:Borough|burghs]] or [[Wikipedia:Municipality|municipalities]] (i.e. municipal districts). |
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| + | Larger burghs are often sub-divided into [[Wikipedia:Ward (politics)|wards]]. These wards resemble those in Japan moreso than those in either the United Kingdom or the United States. Larger [[Wikipedia:Conurbation|conurbations]], such as [[Daurmont (Isselmere)|Daurmont]], have become alderdoms in their own right and possess many burghs within their boundaries. Likewise, many districts possess [[Wikipedia:Municipality|municipalities]] within them that have not incorporated, or have not the prerequisite characteristics, to become boroughs in their own right. | ||
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Revision as of 22:31, 14 October 2006
The United Kingdom of Isselmere-Nieland is sub-divided into four autonomous regions, twenty-nine provinces, and three-hundred and forty-nine alderdoms (i.e. counties). Alderdoms are further sub-divided at the quintary level into bailies (i.e. districts) and burghs or municipalities (i.e. municipal districts).
Larger burghs are often sub-divided into wards. These wards resemble those in Japan moreso than those in either the United Kingdom or the United States. Larger conurbations, such as Daurmont, have become alderdoms in their own right and possess many burghs within their boundaries. Likewise, many districts possess municipalities within them that have not incorporated, or have not the prerequisite characteristics, to become boroughs in their own right.
Pages in category "Administrative divisions of Isselmere-Nieland"
The following 10 pages are in this category, out of 10 total.
