department of France

A department of France is an administrative territorial division within the country, situated between the region and commune levels, responsible for local governance, public services, and implementation of national policies.

Observed surface forms (3)

• French department ×44
• French overseas department ×1
• administrative territorial entity of France ×1

Instances (68)

• Meuse department
• Haute-Savoie via concept surface "French department"
• Bas-Rhin via concept surface "French department"
• department of Vaucluse
  surface form: Vaucluse
• Mayotte via concept surface "French overseas department"
• Vaucluse via concept surface "French department"
• Puy-de-Dôme via concept surface "French department"
• Saône-et-Loire via concept surface "French department"
• Nièvre via concept surface "French department"
• Haute-Loire via concept surface "French department"
• Creuse via concept surface "French department"
• Cher
• Nord department
  surface form: Nord (department)
• Aube
• Seine-et-Marne
• Yvelines
• Essonne via concept surface "French department"
• Val-d'Oise via concept surface "French department"
• Hauts-de-Seine via concept surface "French department"
• Seine-Saint-Denis via concept surface "French department"
• Val-de-Marne
• Allier department
• Drôme department
  surface form: Drôme
• Haut-Rhin via concept surface "French department"
• Moselle department
• Cantal via concept surface "French department"
• Ain department
  surface form: Ain
• Yonne department via concept surface "French department"
• Marne department
• Ain
• Ardèche via concept surface "French department"
• Isère via concept surface "French department"
• Pas-de-Calais via concept surface "French department"
• Rhône via concept surface "French department"
• Savoie via concept surface "French department"
• Drôme via concept surface "French department"
• Nord
• Alpes-Maritimes via concept surface "French department"
• Somme, France via concept surface "French department"
  surface form: Somme
• Seine-Maritime via concept surface "French department"
• Rhône department
  surface form: Rhône (department)
• Gironde department
• Manche via concept surface "French department"
• Corrèze department via concept surface "French department"
  surface form: Corrèze
• Aisne via concept surface "French department"
• Var
• Lot
• department of Doubs
• Aude via concept surface "French department"
• Gard via concept surface "French department"