Administrative divisions of Forestia
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In Forestia, the level of administration is divided into three levels: national, state level, and municipal, with certain territories being classified as semi-autonomous regions (SAR).
Levels
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| Structural hierarchy of the administrative divisions of the Federal Republic of Forestia | ||
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| Administration level 1 | Administration level 2 | Administration level 3 |
| State | Municipality | Ethnic region |
| Semi-Autonomous Region (SAR) | City | |
Summary
This table summarizes the divisions of the area administered by the Federal Republic of Forestia as of December 2022.
| Level | Name | Types |
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| 1 | Administration level 1 |
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| 2 | Administration level 2 |
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| 3 | Administration level 3 |
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States
States are incorporated territories of Forestia, whether they are within Brazil or other macronations. Each state has a level of autonomy from the federal government, but have restriction on certain legislation decrees.
| State | Capital city | Largest city | Location | Incorporation | mi2 | m2 | Population | |
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 Hoffmann
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HF | Nova Vitória | Nova Vitória | Rota do Cavalo, Sobradinho, DF | 9 April 2022 | 0.05 | 120,000 | N/A |
 Vale Plano
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VP | Vale Plano | Vale Plano | Vicente Pires, Taguatinga, DF | 9 April 2022 | 0.0006 | 1649.15 m² | 5 |
Semi-Autonomous Region (SAR)
The semi-autonomous regions (SAR) are, as implied by the name, regions with a larger level of autonomy from the capital, compared to Forestian states. SARs are designated by the central government as having a high degree of autonomy in regards to their internal affairs, and are given a certain level of independence from the central government in Vale Plano. The only territory that is classified as a SAR is Yuwa-Kati.
