- by two or
three counties. Such
counties are
called 倚郭縣 (yǐguō xiàn, '
county leaning on the city walls') or 附郭縣 (fùguō xiàn, '
county attached to the city...
-
definitions of
county in England: the 48
ceremonial counties used for the
purposes of lieutenancy; the 84
metropolitan and non-metropolitan
counties for local...
-
composed of a
mixture of 95
counties and 38
independent cities. Maryland,
Missouri and
Nevada are each
composed entirely of
counties,
except that each also...
- from
counties altogether to form
independent cities. Conversely,
counties in
Connecticut and
Rhode Island,
eight of M****achusetts's 14
counties, and Alaska's...
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Traditional counties are
counties which may be no
longer used for
administrative purposes and
refers to:
Ancient counties of
England Counties of Scotland...
-
There are 67
counties in the U.S.
state of Florida,
which became a
territory of the U.S. in 1821 with two
counties complementing the
provincial divisions...
-
Ceremonial counties,
formally known as
counties for the
purposes of the lieutenancies, are
areas of
England to
which lord-lieutenants are appointed. A...
- some
counties have been
split resulting in the
creation of new
counties:
there are
currently 26
counties, 3
cities and 2
cities and
counties that demarcate...
- Service. The
historic counties of Yorkshire, ****berland, Westmorland,
Huntingdonshire and Middle**** are the five
defunct ceremonial counties which were historically...
-
Province of Pennsylvania's
Three Lower Counties had been
transferred from New York
Colony in 1682. In 1701
these counties became a
separate colony called Delaware...
