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Part H Annex 1 Continental Areas and Regions Part H Annex 1 Continental areas and regions Regions of the Russian Federation WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent RUR-010 Karelia Rep. Karelia Europe Rep. Mari El RUR-020 Volga 1 Rep. Chuvasia = Chuvash Europe Rep. Mordovia Rep. Tatarstan RUR-030 Volga 2 Europe Rep. Udmurtia = Udmurt RUR-040 Rep. Bashkortostan Europe RUR-050 Rep. Komi Europe Yamalo-Nenetskij autonomous RUR-060 Yamalo-Nenetskij Asia okrug Khanty-Mansiyskij autonomous RUR-070 Khanty-Mansia Asia okrug Rep. Altay RUR-080 Altay Asia Altayskij kraj RUR-090 Rep. Khakassia Asia RUR-100 Yevreyskaya Jewish autonomous obl. Asia Rep. Ingushetia Rep.Kabardino-Balkaria RUR-110 North-Caucasus 2 Rep. Karachay-Cherkessia Europe Rep. North Ossetia-Alania Rep. Tschetschenien Dmitrovskij rajon Dzerzhinskij urban okrug Domodedovo urban okrug Elektrostal urban okrug Fryazino urban okrug Kashirskij rajon Korolyov urban okrug Kotelniki urban okrug Krasnogorskij rajon Moskovskaya obl. = Kolomenskij rajon ER-010 Europe Podmoskovye Lyuberetskij rajon Leninskij rajon Mytishchinskij rajon Naro-Fominskij rajon Odintsovskij rajon Podolskij rajon Reutov urban okrug Sergievo-Posadskiy rajon Yubileynij urban okrug Boksitogorskij rajon Gatchinskij rajon Kingiseppskij rajon Kirishskij rajon Kirovskij rajon Kolpinskij rajon Lodeynopolskij rajon ER-020 Leningradskaya obl Lomonosovskij rajon Europe Luzhskij rajon Podporozhskij rajon Priozerskij rajon Slantsevskij rajon Sosnovoborovskij okrug Tikhvinskij rajon Tosnenskij rajon Vsevolozhsky rajon Show rules_EN_2019.03 25 / 30 ER-030 Enclave Kaliningrad Europe Ivanovskaya obl. Kostromskaya obl. ER-041 Central 1 Vladimirskaya obl. Europe Vologodskaya obl. Yaroslavskaya obl. Belgorodskaya obl. Kurskaya obl. Libetskaya obl. Orlovskaya obl. ER-042 Central 2 Europe Ryazanskaya obl. Tambovskaya obl. Tulskaya obl. Voronezhskaya obl. Bryanskaya obl. Kaluzhskaya obl. Novgorodskaya obl. ER-050 Western Europe Pskovskaya obl. Smolenskaya obl. Tverskaya obl. West-Polaris ER-060 Murmanskaya obl. Europe (Kola penninsula) ER-070 Severo-Dvinskij Arkhangelskaya obl. Europe Kirovskaya obl. ER-080 Permskij Permskij kraj Europe Nizhegorodskaya obl. Samarskaya obl. Saratovskaya obl. ER-090 Volga 3 Europe Ulyanovskaya obl. Penzenskaya obl. Rep. Kalmykia ER-100 Kaspijskij Europe Astrakhanskaya obl. Rostovskaya obl. ER-110 Southern Europe Volgogradskaya obl. Stavropolskij kraj ER-120 North-Caucasus 1 Krasnodarskij kraj Europe Rep. Adygea Chelyabinskaya obl. Kurganskaya obl. AR-010 Uralskij Orenburgskaya obl. Asia Sverdlovskaya obl. Tyumenskaya obl. Kemerovskaya obl. West-Siberia Novosibirskaya obl. AR-020 Asia (Zapadno-Sibirskij) Omskaya obl. Tomskaya obl. AR-030 Central-Siberia Krasnoyarskij kraj Asia AR-040 Baykal Irkutskaya obl. Asia Zabaykalskij kraj AR-050 Chitinskij Asia Agin-Buryat okrug AR-060 Amurskij Amurskaya obl. Asia AR-070 Khabarovskij Khabarovskij kraj Asia AR-080 Far-East Primorskij kraj Asia AR-090 Sakhalin and Islands Sakhalinskaya obl. Asia Chukotka autonomous okrug AR-100 Kolymskij Asia Magadanskaya obl. AR-110 Kamchatka Kamchatskij krai Asia Oblast … Province with governor and regional legislation Krai ... Territory, in general the same as an Oblast Okrug ... District, frequently with an Ethnic minority The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. Show rules_EN_2019.03 26 / 30 Regions of the USA WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent USA-010 The North-East Continental area North America • ME - Maine (Augusta) • MA - Massachusetts (Boston) • NH - New Hampshire (Concord) • CT - Connecticut (Hartford) • VT - Vermont (Montpelier) • RI -Rhode Island (Providence) USA-020 The Middle Atlantic Continental area North America • NY - New York (Albany) • DE - Delaware (Dover) • NJ - New Jersey (Trenton) • DC - Washington, DC • Pennsylvania (Harrisburg) • MD - Maryland (Annapolis) USA-030 The South 1 Continental area North America • VA - Virginia (Richmond) • SC - South Carolina (Columbia) • KY - Kentucky (Frankfort) • GA - Georgia (Atlanta) • TN - Tennessee (Nashville) • FL - Florida /Tallahassee) • NC - North Carolina (Raleigh) • AL - Alabama (Montgomery) USA-040 The South 2 Continental area North America • MS - Mississippi (Jackson) • MO - Missouri (Jefferson City) • AR - Arkansas (Little Rock) • TX - Texas (Austin) • LA - Louisiana (Baton Rouge) USA-050 The Midwest Continental area North America • OH - Ohio (Columbus) • MN - Minnesota (St Paul) • MI - Michigan (Lansing) • IA - Iowa (Des Moines) • IN -Indiana (Indianapolis) • ND - North Dakota (Bismarck) • WI - Wisconsin (Madison) • SD - South Dakota (Pierre) • IL - Illinois (Springfield) • NE - Nebraska (Lincoln) USA-060 The South-West Continental area North America • NM - New Mexico (Sanata Fe) • OK - Oklahoma (Oklahoma City) • AZ - Arizona (Phoenix) • KS - Kansas (Topeka) • NV - Nevada (Carson City) USA-070 The West Continental area North America • CO - Colorado (Denver) • ID - Idaho (Boise) • WY -Wyoming (Cheyenne) • OR -Oregon (Salem) • MT - Montana (Helena) • WA - Washington (Olympia) • UT - Utah (Salt Lake City) • AK - Alaska (Juneau) • CA - California (Sacramento) • HI -Hawaii (Honolulu) The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. Show rules_EN_2019.03 27 / 30 Regions of Brazil WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent BRA-010 North-West Continental area South America • AM – Amazonas (Manaus) • RO – Roraima (Boa Vista) • AC – Acre (Rio Branco) • RR – Rondônia (Puerto Velho) BRA-020 North-Central Continental area South America • AP – Amapá (Macapá) • PA – Pará (Belém) • MT - Mato Grosso (Cuiabá) BRA-030 North-East Continental area South America • MA – Maranhão (São Luís) • PE – Pernambuco (Recife) • CE – Ceará (Fortaleza) • AL – Alagoas (Maceió) • RN - Rio Grande do Norte (Natal) • SE – Sergipe (Aracaju) • PB – Paraíba (João Pessoa) • PI – Piauí (Teresina) BRA-040 East 1 Continental area South America • BA – Bahia (Salvador) • TO – Tocantins (Palmas) BRA-050 East 2 Continental area South America • MG - Minas Gerais (Belo Horizonte) • RJ - Rio de Janeiro (Rio de Janeiro) • ES - Espirito Santo (Vitória) BRA-060 East 3/Central Continental area South America • DF - Distrito Federal (Brasilia) • MS -Mato Grosso do Sul (Campo • GO – Goias (Goiânia) Grande) • SP - São Paulo (São Paulo) BRA-070 South Continental area South America • PR – Paraná (Curitiba) • SC - Santa Catarina • RS - Rio Grande do Sul (Pôrto (Florianópolis) Alegre) The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. Show rules_EN_2019.03 28 / 30 Regions of Australia & New Zealand WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent Oceania • Northern Territory (Darwin) – NT AUS-010 • Western Australia (Perth) – WA Area Australia • South Australia (Adelaide) – SA • Queensland (Brisbane) – QLD • New South Wales (Sydney) – NSW • Australian Capital Territory AUS-020 (Canberra) – ACT Area Australia • Jervis Bay Territory (Canberra) - JBT • Victoria (Melbourne) – VIC AUS-030 • Tasmania (Hobart) – TAS Area Australia The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent Oceania • Northland (Whangarei) • Auckland (Auckland) NZE-010 • Waikato (Hamilton) • Bay of Plenty (Whakatane) • Gisborne (Gisborne) Area New Zealand • Taranaki (Strafford) • Manawatu-Wangannui (Palmerston North) • Hawke’s Bay • Wellington (Wellington) • Marlborough (Blenheim) • Nelson (Nelson) • Tasman (Richmond) Area New Zealand • Canterbury (Christchurch) • West Coast (Greymouth) NZE-020 • Otago (Dunedin) • Southland (Invercargill) NZE-030 • Chatham Islands (Waitangi) Area New Zealand New Zealand is divided into districts. The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. Show rules_EN_2019.03 29 / 30 Regions of the Republic South Africa South Africa is a republic with provinces. WCF Region Regions, provinces, territories, districts Continent Africa ZAF-010 • Western Cape (Cape Town) Area South Africa ZAF-020 • Eastern Cape (Bisho) Area South Africa ZAF-030 • Kwazulu/Natal Area South Africa (Pietermaritzburg) ZAF-040 • Northern Cape (Kimberley) Area South Africa • Free State (Bloemfontein) • North-West (Mafikeng) 1) • Gauteng (Pretoria) ZAF-050 • Mpumalanga (Neilspruit) Area South Africa • Limpopo (Polokwane) 2) The capital (administrative centre) is written in brackets. 1) Mmabatho, the former capital of the Homelands Bophuthatswana, is a part of the city Mafikeng since the re-union with the Republic of South Africa. 2) Polokwane was formerly called Pietersburg. In 2002 cities, which reminded to the former politics of separation, have been renamed countrywide. Note: Unlisted countries divided into regions can be found here: http://www.wcf-online.de/WCF-EN/regeln/shows.html Show rules_EN_2019.03 30 / 30 .
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