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Which country has 31 states and a separate federal district for its capital?
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How many federal districts does Dominican Republic have?
There is not Federal district there. This is an unitary country. However it has a National District which is the capital city.
Does every country that is divided into states have its capital in a federal district that is independent of any state?
yes it has
What region of Brazil is the capital city in?
Brasilia, the capital city is in a "federal district" like the District of Columbia in the US. It is surrounded by the state of Goia`s, which is in the south central part of the country.
Did Mexico split there country into provinces?
Yes, Mexico has been divided into 31 separate states and 1 federal district.
What state has the capital of mexico city?
None. Mexico is a federal republic; as such, its capital is located within a federal district, which is a political entity not belonguing to any state within the country, but is part of the federation as a whole.
How many states are located in modern Brazil beyond the federal district of the capital?
We have 26 states and the federal district.
What is the capital of Walrussia?
Iceboorg. Belbland is a Federal District
Is Tallahassee the capital of the United States?
No, the capital of the United States is Washington, in the District of Columbia (the U.S. federal district). Tallahassee is the capital of the U.S. state of Florida.
What is the name of the Capital State of US?
The US does not have a capital state. The capital of the US is Washington, D.C. It is a federal district.
What type of District is Washington D.C.?
Washington DC is the capital of the U.S. Washington DC is a federal district known as the District of Columbia. In addition, the U.S. government has several other kinds of "federal districts" which are not specifically related to a capital city.
Mexico's 31 states and federal district each have a?
Capital city.
Where is Mexico d.c.?
There is no "Mexico, D.C.": the Mexican equivalent to Washington, D.C. (i.e. capital of the country) is the Federal District, (Spanish: Distrito Federal) which for practical purposes, spans most of Mexico City.
