A constituent country is treated as a country (with official languages, a capital, districts, etc.) but which is part of a larger country. Examples of Countries which are made up of constituent countries are:
* England
* Scotland
* Wales
* Northern Ireland
* Denmark
* Greenland
* The Faroe Islands And several others, including the Russian Federation, which is composed of 83 different "federal subjects", with different levels of autonomy.
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| - Constituent country
- Constituent Country
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| - A constituent country is treated as a country (with official languages, a capital, districts, etc.) but which is part of a larger country. Examples of Countries which are made up of constituent countries are:
* England
* Scotland
* Wales
* Northern Ireland
* Denmark
* Greenland
* The Faroe Islands And several others, including the Russian Federation, which is composed of 83 different "federal subjects", with different levels of autonomy.
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| abstract
| - A constituent country is treated as a country (with official languages, a capital, districts, etc.) but which is part of a larger country. Examples of Countries which are made up of constituent countries are:
* England
* Scotland
* Wales
* Northern Ireland
* Denmark
* Greenland
* The Faroe Islands And several others, including the Russian Federation, which is composed of 83 different "federal subjects", with different levels of autonomy.
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