North America: Civil DivisionsU.S. Department of State, Office of the Geographer, 1967 - 52 pages |
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50 Kilometers achieved associated statehood administrative center Antigua Area arrondissement Bahama Baja Basse-Terre Belize City boundary National capital BOUNDARY REPRESENTATION BRITISH HONDURAS CANAL CARIBBEAN SEA Cayo Choluteca Ciudad collectively to group comprise a formal Copán Corozal COSTA RICA CUBA Dajabón Departamento boundary National Département districts distrito municipal Distrito Nacional EL PETÉN EL SALVADOR First-Order Division formal entity formal name Fourth-Order Division GOLFO Gracias a Dios group the individual Guadeloupe GUATEMALA HAITI Highway Internal administrative ISLA Jalapa Jutiapa Kommune Lago long-form name Madden Lake Martinique MEXICO Montecristi Morazán municipio NECESSARILY AUTHORITATIVE NICARAGUA Nueva Ocotepeque Orange Walk PANAMA Petén Pierre and Miquelon Piña Progreso Puerto Barrios Puerto Cortés Retalhuleu Saint George Saint John Saint Martin San Juan San Salvador Santiago Second-Order Division Sololá square miles Comments Stann Creek TEGUCIGALPA term used collectively territory Third-Order Division TOBAGO town TRINIDAD United Kingdom Valverde VERAPAZ West Indies Associated Zacapa
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