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The California territories refer to regions within the state of California that were designated for various purposes, including land grants, Native American reservations, and military districts during the 19th century. Following the Mexican-American War and California's admission to the United States in 1850, the territory was organized into counties and other subdivisions. Today, California is divided into 58 counties, each with its own local government and responsibilities. The term may also evoke historical aspects of California's development, including its diverse cultural and geographical landscapes.

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