There have been 5 states created from lands once part of other states:
Yes. Although under the US Constitution, that would require the consent of the state legislature. Many states were all or partly in territories prior to statehood, and at least 5 were part of another state.
Vermont declared independence from New York and New Hampshire and was a separate republic from 1777 to 1791.
Maine voted to separate from Massachusetts in 1820, becoming the 23rd US state.
West Virginia was created in 1863 from the western counties of Virginia that supported the Union in the US Civil War.
Most of Kentucky was part of Virginia until it separated to become a state in 1792.
Most of Tennessee was originally part of North Carolina, until ceded to the federal government as the Southwest Territory in 1790.
Some states are divided by natural landforms, such as rivers, mountains, or lakes or hills. Other states are divided by political categorization.
The U.S. is divided into 50 states. The states are then divided in to counties, cities and towns.
counties
they are divided into counties/cities.
Provinces.
Each of the US states is divided into counties. In Louisiana, these are known as "parishes", from the name for the classical divisions of the Roman Catholic Church.
The US is divided into states and regions.
With borders.
== == They are further broken down into counties or parishes.
Spain
The whole country is divided into states (there are 50), the states can be divided into counties (3,143, not to be confused with countries), counties can be divided into townships depending on the state
counties