- A
subprefect is a high
government official in
several countries, such as
Brazil and France. In Brazil, a
subprefect (subprefeito) is the
highest official...
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charge of a
subprefecture is the
subprefect, ****isted by a
general secretary.
Between May 1982 and
February 1988,
subprefects were
known instead by the title...
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division in
France generally corresponding to the
territory overseen by a
subprefect. As of 2019[update], the 101
French departments were
divided into 332...
- Look up 府 in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. Fu (Chinese: 府; pinyin: fǔ) is a
traditional administrative division of
Chinese origin used in the East Asian...
- préfets) in
France is the state's
representative in a
department or region.
Subprefects (French: sous-préfets) are
responsible for the
subdivisions of departments...
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subprefecture (French: sous-préfecture). The
official in
charge is the
subprefect (French: sous-préfet).
There are
relatively few
competences ****ociated...
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state representative in the department. The
holder of the
office was also
subprefect of Sion. The secretary-general was the
deputy to the prefect. The Simplon...
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operating under a
prefect (知府, zhīfǔ),
followed by
subprefectures under a
subprefect. The
lowest unit was the county,
overseen by a
county magistrate. The...
- in 1841 by
Prosper Mérimée in
Boussac castle (owned at the time by the
subprefect of the Creuse)
where they had been
suffering damage from
their storage...
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replacing Sas-de-Gand.
Until 1811, the
Prefect also held the
office of
Subprefect of Gand. This
subprefecture was
replaced by
Eccloo in 1803.
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