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terms Acht Orte ('Eight
Cantons'; from 1353 to 1481) and
Dreizehn Orte ('Thirteen
Cantons', from 1513 to 1798). Each
canton of the Old
Swiss Confederacy...
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previously existed in the
following countries:
Cantons of
Belgium Cantonal Government of
Bohol Cantons of
Bolivia Cantons of
Bosnia and Herzegovina:
federal units...
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Administrative divisions of
France Canton (administrative division) List of
cantons of
France Roger Brunet (2015). "New
cantons in France: Name games". L'Espace...
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federal units with a high
level of autonomy. The
cantons were
established by the Law on
Federal Units (
Cantons) on 12 June 1996 as a
result of the Washington...
- of the six
traditional half-
cantons gets half a vote, and the
other 20
cantons get one full vote,
adding up to 23
cantonal votes. Each vote or half-vote...
- who were
educated in
special canton schools East
Cantons, a
region of
eastern Belgium Afrin Canton, one of the
cantons of the
autonomous Democratic Federation...
- Confederacy. From 1353 to 1481, the
federation of
eight cantons—known in
German as the Acht Orte (Eight
Cantons)—consolidated its position. The
members (especially...
- Guangzhou,
previously romanized as
Canton or Kwangchow, is the
capital and
largest city of
Guangdong province in
southern China.
Located on the
Pearl River...
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specific canton. The
Helvetic Republic reduced the
formerly sovereign cantons to mere
administrative division,
though keeping the
denomination of
cantons, while...
- The
cantons are in turn
subdivided into 100
communes (i.e. muni****lities).
Unlike in
Switzerland and
similarly to France,
Luxembourgish cantons have...