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English: Regions of Iraq; numbered. Iraq is divided into 18 governorates or provinces (Arabic: muhafazat, singular - muhafadhah, Kurdish: پاریزگه Pârizgah). Particularly in Iraqi government documents the term governorate is preferred:
The constitutionally recognized Kurdistan Autonomous Region includes parts of a number of northern provinces, and is largely self-governing in internal affairs.
Česky: Irácké gubernoráty, očíslované.
Date 21 March 2005
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Author Muriel Gottrop
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