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Autonomous administrative division

An autonomous administrative division (also referred to as an autonomous area, autonomous zone, autonomous entity, autonomous unit, autonomous region, autonomous subdivision, autonomous province, or autonomous territory) is a subnational administrative division or internal territory of a sovereign state that has a degree of autonomy—self-governance—under …

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Historical autonomous administrative divisions

KunságKingdom of HungaryGrand Duchy of FinlandRussian EmpireAutonomous Region of Catalonia
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Proposed autonomous administrative divisions

Cordillera Autonomous RegionPhilippines19901998Special Autonomous Region of East Timor
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Other territories considered autonomous

ArubaCuraçaoSint MaartenKingdom of the NetherlandsFrench Constitution
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Ethnic autonomous territories

Indigenous peoplesThose of the AmericasFirst NationNative AmericanIndian reserve
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Other territories considered autonomous

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Autonomous administrative division → ChinaAutonomous, DependenciesRegional, DevolutionAutonomous, IndiaAutonomous, People's Republic, Regional, RussiaAutonomous, SpainList, United Kingdom

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autonomous areas autonomy state powers administrative national region province government countries french overseas new also constituent divisions states corsica woredas

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taxinstance ofenjoys a greater degree of autonomy on matters0.80text
education compared to mainland regionsinstance ofenjoys a greater degree of autonomy on matters0.80text
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoDevolutionAutonomous0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoDependenciesRegional0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoPeople's Republic0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoChinaAutonomous0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoIndiaAutonomous0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoRussiaAutonomous0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoSpainList0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoRegional0.60section
Autonomous administrative divisionsee alsoUnited Kingdom0.60section

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