List of autonomous areas by country

This list of autonomous areas arranged by country gives an overview of autonomous areas of the world. An autonomous area is defined as an area of a country that has a degree of autonomy, or has freedom from an external authority. It is typical for it to be geographically distant from the country, or to be populated by a national minority. Countries that include autonomous areas are often federacies.^[1] The autonomous areas differ from federal units and independent states in the sense that they, in relation to the majority of other sub-national territories in the same country, enjoy a special status including some legislative powers, within the state (for a detailed list of federated units, see federated state).^[2]

Countries with at least one autonomous area

This list includes areas that are internationally recognized, as well as some that are generally unrecognized.^{[upper-alpha 1][upper-alpha 2]} The definition of an autonomous area varies from country to country, so the native term as defined by the respective country's government is listed, and the English translation of the term is included.

Autonomous areas

Created by international agreements

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the treaty and year(s) indicated, if available)	References
China (PRC)	特別行政區 (Chinese, an official language of both Hong Kong and Macau) região administrativa especial (Portuguese, another official language of Macau) special administrative region (English, another official language of Hong Kong)	Hong Kong (1997) [upper-alpha 3][3]  Macao (1999) [upper-alpha 4][4]	[5]
Finland	itsehallinnollinen maakunta (Finnish) självstyrande landskap (Swedish) autonomous province	Åland (1922) [upper-alpha 5][6][7]	[8]
United Kingdom	UK constituent country with devolution	Northern Ireland (1999) [upper-alpha 6]	[9]
Italy	autonome Provinz (German) provincia autonoma (Italian) autonomous province	South Tyrol (1946, 1972) [upper-alpha 7]	[10]
Israel /  Palestine	"سلطة الحكم الذاتي الفلسطينية المؤقتة" (Arabic) "Palestinian Interim Self-Government Authority" הסמכות המינהלית הפלסטינית (Hebrew) interim administrative authority	Palestinian National Authority (1994) [upper-alpha 8]  · Gaza Strip and West Bank [upper-alpha 9]	[11][12]

Notes:

• Svalbard, Norway: Although it does not fit the definition of autonomous area (not possessing partial internal sovereignty), Svalbard has the sovereignty of Norway limited by the Spitsbergen Treaty of 1920^[13] and therefore is considered as having special status (as it is considered fully integrated with Norway, and not a dependency, it is a sui generis case).
• Heligoland, Germany: Although it is part of a German state, Schleswig-Holstein, it has been excluded from some European Union normatives, such as customs union and the Value Added Tax Area.^[14]
• Büsingen am Hochrhein, Germany and Campione d'Italia, Italy: Despite being integral parts of their respective countries, these two enclaves of Switzerland predominantly use Swiss franc as currency^[15][16] and are in customs union with it.^[17]

Created by internal statutes

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year(s) indicated, if available)	References
Antigua and Barbuda	autonomous island	Barbuda (1976)	[18]
Azerbaijan	muxtar respublika autonomous republic	Nakhchivan (1924)	[19][20]
Cameroon	region with special status	Northwest (2019)  · Southwest (2019)	[21]
Chile	Provincias de Chile y Comuna de Chile province and communes	Easter Island	[22]
	Comuna de Chile communes	Juan Fernández Islands	[23]
China (PRC)	自治区 (zìzhìqū) autonomous region	Guangxi (1958)  · Inner Mongolia (1947)  · Ningxia (1958)  · Xinjiang (1955)  · Tibet (1965)	[5]
	自治州 (zìzhìzhōu) autonomous prefecture	Bayingolin  · Bortala  · Changji  · Chuxiong  · Dali  · Dehong  · Dêqên  · Enshi  · Gannan  · Garzê  · Golog  · Yushu  · Haibei  · Hainan  · Haixi  · Honghe  · Huangnan  · Ili  · Kizilsu  · Liangshan  · Linxia  · Ngawa  · Nujiang  · Qiandongnan  · Qiannan  · Qianxinan  · Wenshan  · Xiangxi  · Xishuangbanna (Sibsongbanna)  · Yanbian	[5]
	自治县 (zìzhìxiàn) autonomous county	117 (full list)	[5]
	自治旗 (zìzhìqí) autonomous banner	Evenki  · Morin Dawa  · Oroqen	[5]
Denmark	autonomous territory (Danish Realm)	Faroe Islands (1948)  ·  Greenland (1979)	[8]
Fiji	autonomous region	Rotuma (1927)	[24]
France	sui generis collectivité sui generis collectivity	New Caledonia (1999)	[25]
	collectivité d'outre-mer overseas collectivity	Saint Barthélemy (2007)  · Saint Martin (2007)  ·  Saint Pierre and Miquelon (2003)  ·  Wallis and Futuna (2003)
	pays d'outre-mer overseas country	French Polynesia (2004)
Georgia	avtonomiuri respublika autonomous republic	Abkhazia (1991-2008) [upper-alpha 10] [upper-alpha 11] ·  Adjara (1991)	[26]
	provisional administrative entity	South Ossetia (2007-2008) [upper-alpha 10]	[27]
Greece	aftonomi monastiki politia autonomous monastic state	Mount Athos (1913)	[28]
India	autonomous districts and territorial councils	Bodoland (2003)  · Bodo Kachari (2020)  · Chakma (1972)  · Chandel (1971)  · Churachandpur (1971)  · Deori (2005)  · Dima Hasao (1970)  · Garo Hills (1952)  · Gorkhaland (2011)  · Jaintia Hills (1972)  · Kamatapur (2020)  · Karbi Anglong (1970)  · Kargil Hills (1995)  · Khasi Hills (1952)  · Lai (1972)  · Leh Hills (1995)  · Senapati (1971)  · Mara (1972)  · Matak (2020)  · Mising (1995)  · Moran (2020)  · Rabha Hasong (1995)  · Sadar Hills (1971)  · Sonowal Kachari (2005)  · Tamenglong (1971)  · Thengal Kachari (2005)  · Tiwa (1995)  · Tripura Tribal Areas (1982)  · Ukhrul (1971) and de facto autonomous area – North Sentinel Island (1956)	[29]
Indonesia	daerah istimewa/khusus special region	Yogyakarta (1950)  ·  Aceh (2005)  ·  Jakarta (2024)
	daerah otonomi khusus special autonomous region	Central Papua (2022)  · Highland Papua (2022)  ·  Papua (2000)  · South Papua (2022)  · Southwest Papua (2022)  ·  West Papua (2008)
Iraq	semi-autonomous region	Kurdistan Region (1992)	[30]
Italy	regione autonoma autonomous region	Aosta Valley (1948)  ·  Friuli-Venezia Giulia (1963)  ·  Sardinia (1948)  ·  Sicily (1946)  ·  Trentino-Alto Adige/Südtirol (1948)	[8]`
	provincia autonoma autonomous province	South Tyrol (1972)  ·  Trentino (1972)
Mauritius	autonomous island	Rodrigues (2002)	[31]
Moldova	unitate teritorială autonomă autonomous territorial unit	Gagauzia (1995)  · Left Bank of the Dniester (2005)	[8]
Myanmar	self-administered zones	Danu Self-Administered Zone  · Kokang Self-Administered Zone  · Naga Self-Administered Zone  · Pa Laung Self-Administered Zone  · Pa-O Self-Administered Zone  · Wa Self-Administered Division (2011)
Nicaragua	región autónoma autonomous region	North Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (1986)  · South Caribbean Coast Autonomous Region (1986)	[32]
Pakistan	self-governing entity	Azad Kashmir (1974) Gilgit baltistan (2009)
Panama	comarca indígena indigenous territory	Emberá-Wounaan (1983) · Guna de Madungandí (1996)  · Kuna de Wargandí (2000)  · Guna Yala (1938) · Ngöbe-Buglé (1997)  · Naso Tjër Di Comarca (2020)	[33]
Papua New Guinea	autonomous region	Bougainville (2000)	[34]
Philippines	rehiyong awtonomus autonomous region	Bangsamoro (2019)	[35]
Portugal	região autónoma autonomous region	Azores (1976)  ·  Madeira (1976)	[8]
Russia	respublika (autonomous) republic	Adygea ·  Altai Republic ·  Bashkortostan ·  Buryatia ·  Chechnya ·  Chuvashia ·  Republic of Crimea[upper-alpha 12] ·  Dagestan ·  Donetsk[upper-alpha 12] ·  Ingushetia ·  Kabardino-Balkaria ·  Kalmykia ·  Karachay-Cherkessia ·  Karelia ·  Khakassia ·  Komi ·  Luhansk[upper-alpha 12] ·  Mari El ·  Mordovia ·  North Ossetia-Alania ·  Sakha Republic ·  Tatarstan ·  Tuva ·  Udmurtia	[8]
	avtonomnaya oblast autonomous province	Jewish Autonomous Oblast (1934)	[8]
	avtonomny okrug autonomous district	Chukotka ·  Khanty-Mansi ·  Nenets ·  Yamalo-Nenets	[8]
Saint Kitts and Nevis	autonomous island	Nevis (1967)	[36]
São Tomé and Príncipe	região autónoma autonomous region	Autonomous Region of Príncipe (1995)	[37]
Serbia	autonomna pokrajina autonomous province	Vojvodina (1945) · Kosovo and Metohija (1945–1999) [upper-alpha 13]
Somalia	dowlad goboleedka ee federal state	Galmudug (2012) ·  Hirshabelle (2016) ·  Jubaland (2013)[upper-alpha 14] ·  Khatumo[upper-alpha 15] (2023) ·  Puntland (1998)[upper-alpha 16] ·  South West State of Somalia (2014) ·  Somaliland [upper-alpha 17]	[38]
Tajikistan	viloyat mukhtor autonomous province	Gorno-Badakhshan (1925)	[39]
Tanzania	Serikali ya Mapinduzi Zanzibar revolutionary government	Zanzibar (1964)	[40]
Trinidad and Tobago	autonomous island	Tobago (1980)
Ukraine	avtonomna respublika autonomous republic	Crimea (1992–2014) [upper-alpha 12]
United Kingdom	UK constituent country with devolution	Scotland (1999)  ·  Wales (1999) Northern Ireland (1998)	[8]
	Regions with devolution	Greater London (2000)
Uzbekistan	respublika (autonomous) republic	Karakalpakstan

Dependent and associated territories with autonomy

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year(s) indicated, if available)	References
Netherlands	autonoom land autonomous country	Aruba (1986) ·  Curaçao (2010) ·  Sint Maarten (2010)
New Zealand	state in free-association	Cook Islands (1965) ·  Niue (1974)
	self-administering territory	Tokelau (1948)	[25]
United Kingdom	Crown Dependency	Guernsey  ·  Isle of Man ·  Jersey	[8]
	British Overseas Territory	Anguilla  ·  Bermuda  ·  British Virgin Islands  ·  Cayman Islands  ·  Falkland Islands  ·  Gibraltar  ·  Montserrat	[8]
United States	Commonwealth	Puerto Rico (1952)  ·  Northern Mariana Islands (1978)	[41]
	Territory	Guam (1950)  ·  US Virgin Islands (1954)  ·  American Samoa (1967)

All sub-national regions are autonomous

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year indicated, if available)	References
Bolivia	departamento (autonomous) department	Beni (2006)  · Pando (2006)  · Santa Cruz (2006)  · Tarija (2006)  · La Paz (2009)  · Cochabamba (2009)  · Chuquisaca (2009) · Oruro (2009) · Potosi (2009)	[42]
	provincia autónoma autonomous province	Gran Chaco (2009)	[43]
	municipio autónomo autonomous municipality	Huacaya · Tarabuco · Mojocoya · Charazani · Jesús de Machaca · Pampas Aullagas · San Pedro de Totora · Chipaya · Salinas de Garci Mendoza · Chayanta · Charagua	[44]
	territorio indígena indigenous territory	All native community lands (tierras comunitarias de origen): Asamblea del Pueblo Guaraní, Central de Pueblos Nativos Guarayos, Central de Pueblos Indigenas del Beni, Central Indigena de la Region Amazonica de Bolivia, Central Indigena de Pueblos Amazonicos de Pando, Central de Pueblos Indigenas del Tropico de Cochabamba, Central de Pueblos Indigenas de La Paz, Organizacion de la Capitania Wehenayek Tapiete.
Bosnia and Herzegovina	entitet entity	Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina (1995)  ·  Republika Srpska (1995)	[45]
Comoros	île autonome autonomous island	Anjouan (2002)  · Grande Comore (2002)  ·  Mohéli (2002)	[46]
Guernsey	Jurisdiction	Alderney  ·  Sark (1565)	[47]
Spain	comunidad autónoma (in Spanish)[48] autonomia erkidegoa (in Basque)[49] comunautat autonòma (in Occitan)[50] comunitat autònoma (in Catalan/Valencian)[51] comunidade autónoma (in Galician)[52] autonomous community (nationalities and regions of Spain)	Andalusia (1981)  ·  Aragon (1982)  ·  Asturias (1981)  ·  Balearic Islands (1983)  ·  Basque Country (1979)  ·  Canary Islands (1982)  ·  Cantabria (1981)  ·  Castile–La Mancha (1982)  ·  Castile and León (1983)  ·  Catalonia (1979)  ·  Extremadura (1983)  ·  Galicia (1981)  ·  La Rioja (1982)  ·  Madrid (1983)  ·  Murcia (1982)  ·  Navarre (1982)  ·  Valencian Community (1982)	[8]
	ciudad autónoma autonomous city	Ceuta (1995)  ·  Melilla (1995)	[8]
	Entitat territorial autònoma Autonomous territorial entity	Val d'Aran (1990)	[8]

Other entities called "autonomous"

A number of entities are also officially called "autonomous", though they do not have an exceptional freedom from external authority, and would not fall under the definition of autonomous area. They are listed here for clarity.

Capitals called "autonomous"

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year indicated, if available)	References
Mexico	autonomous city	Mexico City (2016)	[53]
Argentina	ciudad autónoma autonomous city	Buenos Aires (1994)	[54]
Armenia	autonomous city	Yerevan
Belarus	autonomous city	Minsk
Cambodia	krong autonomous municipality	Phnom Penh [upper-alpha 18]	[55]
Central African Republic	commune autonome autonomous commune	Bangui	[56]
Guinea-Bissau	sector autónomo autonomous sector	Bissau Region	[57]
Hungary	autonomous city	Budapest
Indonesia	daerah khusus ibukota special capital region	Jakarta	[58]
Romania	autonomous municipality	Bucharest
Serbia	autonomous city	Belgrade
Uzbekistan	shahar autonomous city	Tashkent (1918)	[59]
United Kingdom	Sui generis City	City of London

Independent cities called "autonomous"

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year indicated, if available)	References
Japan	村落共同体 village community	Atarashiki (1948)
South Korea	특별자치시 special autonomous city	Sejong
Cambodia	krong autonomous municipality	Phnom Penh · Sihanoukville · Pailin · Kep	[55]

Self-declared entities called "autonomous"

Country	Native term Translation or equivalent	Instances (areas became autonomous in the year indicated, if available)	References
Mexico	Municipios Autónomos Autonomous Municipalities	Rebel Zapatista Autonomous Municipalities (2020–2023)
Syria	Rêveberiya Xweser Autonomous Administration	Autonomous Administration of North and East Syria (2012)
Bolivia	Federación de Juntas Vecinales Federation of Neighborhood Councils	Fejuve (1979)

See also

• Autocephaly
• Autonomous administrative division
• Dependent territory (includes list)
• Federated state
• List of administrative divisions by country
• List of leaders of dependent territories
• List of national capitals serving as administrative divisions
• List of sovereign states

Notes

1. For example: "China, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region". United Nations. Retrieved 25 February 2008.
2. See International recognition of Kosovo for states that do and do not recognize the Republic of Kosovo.
3. Sino-British Joint Declaration of 1984
4. 'Sino-Portuguese Joint Declaration of 1987
5. Åland convention
6. Good Friday Agreement (1998)
7. Gruber–De Gasperi Agreement (1946)
8. Oslo Accords (1993)
9. Oslo II Accord (1995)
10. De facto, Abkhazia and South Ossetia declared independence from Georgia, but de jure they are still part of Georgia
11. The flag of Abkhazia shown is the proposed flag of the Georgian government from 2013.
12. Claimed by Ukraine and considered by most of the international community to be part of Ukraine.
13. Since 1999, it hasn't been under the direct control of Serbia. It became an "entity under interim international administration" and disputed territory.
14. Proclaimed autonomous in 2011
15. Officially known as the SSC-Khaatumo Administration
16. On 31 March 2024, following changes to the Constitution of Somalia, the government of Puntland stated that it no longer recognises the authority of the Somali federal government and would no longer participate in Somali federal institutions. Furthermore, it was stated that Puntland would "operate as a state that's independent from Somalia until there is a federal government with a constitution agreed upon in a referendum in which Puntland participates".
17. Claimed but uncontrolled, as the territory is administered by the de facto independent Republic of Somaliland; its independence has not been recognised internationally
18. along with Independent cities called "autonomous"

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49. Basque is official in the Spanish autonomous communities of Basque Country and Navarre.
50. Occitan is official in the Spanish autonomous community of Catalonia.
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52. Galician is official in the Spanish autonomous community of Galicia.
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External links

• Autonomy World Map