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Can a city own a political subdivision of a state?
No, a city cannot own a political subdivision of a state. A political subdivision is typically a local government entity that is created by the state and has its own legal authority and responsibilities. While a city may be a part of a political subdivision, it cannot be the owner of it.
Largest political subdivision of a state?
A county.
What is the largest territorial and political subdivision of a state?
county
What is the definition of state capital?
The capital city of a political subdivision of a country
What is the subdivision of a country called?
The subdivision of a country is called a region, state, province, or county, depending on the country. These subdivisions help organize the country into smaller administrative units for governance and political purposes.
What are the largest political subdivision of Illinois?
Cook County is solidly Democrat. Dupage and much of the rest of the state is mostly Republican.
If you have Native American blood how much can you buy an acre of land in the US?
The same price that everyone else pays, as long as you are also a US Citizen: Native American's that are not US Citizens cannot buy land in the USA or any political subdivision thereof (a State).
What has the author Clark Rowland written?
Clark Rowland has written: 'Subdivision of land' -- subject(s): Land subdivision
How many people did the land subdivision and development industry employ in 2001?
The land subdivision and development industry employed 128,570 people in 2001
Does real estate development include the subdivision of land into small parcels?
Real estate development includes the subdivision of land into small parcels
What are the subdivision of the earth?
Water, land, and atmosphere.
Subdivision of land during the famine?
Subdivision of land was another main cause. This is where fathers divided their land between their sons. This carried on through generations. This meant there was hardly any land for a family to grow crops on
