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Can you locate all 11 provinces of Belgium?
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Can you locate all 14 regions of Czechia?
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A Czech region narrows a round down to a stretch of the country, and the district is the tier that names a town. There are 77 of them: the 76 okresy and Prague, from the three that make up Karlovy Vary to the twelve around the capital in Central Bohemia.
The okresy, which are the tier between a region and a municipality. They have no government of their own any more, but they are still what a licence plate, a statistical table and a postal address are sorted by, and each is named for its main town.
Names are written in Czech, and the districts of the four biggest cities take the form the language gives them: a ring of countryside called the "venkov" or "sever", "jih", "východ", "západ" around a "město", the city itself. Brno-město is the city and Brno-venkov the district around it, and Plzeň, Ostrava and Prague work the same way. Prague is the only one of them that is a region as well.
The cities are small shapes wrapped by their rings, so Prague and the statutory-city districts take a tap area wider than their outline.
The groups are the regions. Central Bohemia has the most districts, twelve, and Prague has one. Each region answers under the same name in Czechia Regions.
Prague is a single district as well as a region and a city, so it answers under the same name in Czechia Regions. Praha-východ and Praha-západ are the two districts of Central Bohemia on either side of it.
Brno-venkov is the countryside district around Brno-město, the second city of the country. The city itself is the small shape in the middle, so it is hard to hit without the tap area.
76 okresy, plus Prague, which is a district of its own. That makes 77 on the map.
A region is made up of districts, which are made up of municipalities. The district has no government of its own, but it is the tier that appears in statistics and addresses.
A statutory city gets a district of its own, and the countryside around it is a second one: Brno-město and Brno-venkov, or Plzeň-město with Plzeň-sever and Plzeň-jih.
The tier above this one is Czechia Regions. For another country at this level, see Austria Districts.
