Subregion (country subdivision)
A subregion or sub-region is a designation for a country subdivision in some countries.
List of sets
- Colombia: Antioquia Department - 9 subregions.
- Eritrea: Subregions of Eritrea
- Finland: Subregions of Finland
- Hungary: Subregions of Hungary LAU 1 ~ NUTS 4 (173 [statisztikai] kistérségek)
- Poland: NUTS:PL Level 3, 66 Podregiony
- Portugal: NUTS:PT Level 3, 30 subregiões
- Turkey: Subregions of Turkey (21 bölüm)
- Uganda: Category:Sub-regions of Uganda
See also
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- il (province)
- ilçe (district)
- belediye (municipality)
- belde (town)
- köy (village)
- mahalle (neighbourhood/quarter)
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