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The '''[[Greater Eastern Union of Zhenia]]''' is formally divided into four different levels of administration, which are separated by varying degrees of administrative power - provincial (provinces and metropolitan municipalities), prefectural (exceptional cities, groups of cities and/or counties), municipal (city, town or metropolitan district) and township.  
The '''[[Greater Eastern Union of Zhenia]]''' is formally divided into four different levels of administration, which are separated by varying degrees of administrative power - provincial (provinces and metropolitan municipalities), prefectural (independent city or prefecture), municipal (municipality, town or county) and township.  


==Levels==
==Levels==


===Provincial Level===
===Regional Level===
 
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Although not officially used by the Government of Zhenia since 1961, the '''[[Regional Classification of Zhenia#Regions|Regions]]''' were and still are at least statistically considered the highest level of administrative division in the nation. Consisting of multiple province-level administrative subdivisions, they have been classified primarily in accordance to geography and cultural similarities. While a nominal governmental structure existed for each of the regions until 1961, it has become more of a theoretical organization lacking a governing structure under the reforms of the [[Greater Eastern Union Third Republic|Third Republic]].
 
Today, however, such regions exist as statistical, administrative and social benchmarks used for reference within the government and among citizens. As of now, there are five of such regions statistically accepted by the Federal Census Bureau in the nation - the [[Danguk Peninsula]] region (often alternately referred to as Eastern Zhenia), [[Northern Zhenia]], [[Western Zhenia]], [[Central Zhenia]] and [[Southern Zhenia]].
 
===Province-Level Areas===


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====Metropolitan Municipalities====
====Metropolitan Municipalities====


===Prefectural Level===
===Prefecture-Level Areas===


===Municipal Level===
===Municipality-Level Areas===


===Township Level===
===Township-Level Areas===


==History==
==History==


==Proposed Reforms==
==Proposed Reforms==
===Elevation of Haedong Special Administrative Region into a Province===
===Reorganization of Province-level Administrative Areas===


==See Also==
==See Also==

Revision as of 15:57, 31 January 2020

The Greater Eastern Union of Zhenia is formally divided into four different levels of administration, which are separated by varying degrees of administrative power - provincial (provinces and metropolitan municipalities), prefectural (independent city or prefecture), municipal (municipality, town or county) and township.

Levels

Regional Level

Although not officially used by the Government of Zhenia since 1961, the Regions were and still are at least statistically considered the highest level of administrative division in the nation. Consisting of multiple province-level administrative subdivisions, they have been classified primarily in accordance to geography and cultural similarities. While a nominal governmental structure existed for each of the regions until 1961, it has become more of a theoretical organization lacking a governing structure under the reforms of the Third Republic.

Today, however, such regions exist as statistical, administrative and social benchmarks used for reference within the government and among citizens. As of now, there are five of such regions statistically accepted by the Federal Census Bureau in the nation - the Danguk Peninsula region (often alternately referred to as Eastern Zhenia), Northern Zhenia, Western Zhenia, Central Zhenia and Southern Zhenia.

Province-Level Areas


Administrative Area Capital Population (2020) Administrative Area Capital Population (2020) Administrative Area Capital Population (2020)
Daedo Daedo 21,617,281 Donghae South Cheongnam 12,839,719 Balhae Suripo 52,615,892
Jinhae Jinhae 15,164,561 Haegeum Shinju 19,477,384 Cheonghae Deungju 32,035,218
Changan Changan 11,961,532 Donghae North Sanggyeong 16,994,827 Taehwa Anpyeong 31,136,871
Shinhang Shinhang 8,798,749 Pyeongan Pyeongyang 22,525,728 Changbaek Yeongwon 12,581,698
Bakhan Bakhan 7,888,719 Bukhae Bukju 13,981,277 Donggwang Geonju 30,327,815
Ariul Ariul 6,492,912 Uilim Jingwan 5,621,742 Seogwang Jungsan 28,327,908
Chungmu Arisu 42,588,238 Karavankon Tenshir 9,363,287 Shingang Seokmun 7,192,188
Anam Jeonju 10,981,877 Macheon Shinleung 3,788,237 Heuksu Jangsan 7,272,482
Namhae Shinjin 13,898,147 Yonggang Seogyeong 31,667,165 Jinwon Jinju 3,040,890
Gyeongcheon Cheonsan 12,348,764 Bukhwa Hanam 29,501,613 Hanju Galma 3,138,822
Gyeongjung Geumcheon 11,223,893 Namhwa Junggyeong 30,327,741
Haedong SAR Dongdo 3,310,831 Imhae Namgyeong 28,888,681


Provinces

Metropolitan Municipalities

Prefecture-Level Areas

Municipality-Level Areas

Township-Level Areas

History

Proposed Reforms

Elevation of Haedong Special Administrative Region into a Province

Reorganization of Province-level Administrative Areas

See Also