Regions of Belmonte
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Belmonte is subdivided into three regions (Luzelese: regiões) which consists of the first tier of the country's administrative subdivisions whose role is to assist the Federal Government in the interpretation of statistics and the implementation of regional policies, holding no political and judicial powers and autonomy.
Regions
| Name | Population (2020) | Most populous municipality | Largest metropolitan area | Number of provinces |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North | 9,011,387 | Pinheiros | Pinheiros Metropolitan Area | 2 |
| Centre | 21,035,792 | Castelonovo | Central Metropolitan Axis | 2 |
| South | 6,287,011 | Ípsia | Ípsia Metropolitan Area | 3 |
List
- North (Norte)
- Centre (Centro)
- South (Sul)
See also
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Region: Asteria Inferior, Kylaris | ||
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