List of autonomous areas by country
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Countries with at least one autonomous area.
The table below lists autonomous areas by country.
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ The Nagorno-Karabakh region of Azerbaijan is de facto independent but not internationally recognized.
- ^ Central African Republic.
- ^ see Autonomous counties of China.
- ^ also described as a "self-governing territory".
- ^ Indonesia's capital, described as a daerah khusus ibukota (special district).
- ^ Transnistria is de facto administered by an internationally non-recognized breakaway government that claims independence from Moldova. Moldovan government proposed to give Transnistria a similar or larger degree of autonomy as that granted to Găgăuzia. However negociations have been stalled, and de jure Transnistria does not yet have any autonomy.
- ^ "autonomous oblast" sometimes used instead of "autonomous province".
- ^ "autonomous okrug" sometimes used instead of "autonomous (subject-level) district".
- ^ may be regarded as autonomous as it has been self-governed since 1995.
- ^ may be considered autonomous as it elects its own president and representation (a House of Representatives).
[edit] See also
- Autonomous area
- List of sovereign states
- List of dependent territories
- List of capitals serving as administrative divisions by country
- Table of administrative country subdivisions by country
[edit] External links
- Atoll Communities of Tokelau at Statoids.com.
- Territorial autonomy as a means of minority protection and conflict solution in the European experience... (at the Society for Threatened Peoples website)es:Anexo:Áreas autónomas por país
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