"Turkey" is subdivided in a hierarchical manner to subdivisions;
*Provinces
**Districts
***Villages
****Neighbourhoods
*Turkey is also subdivided into 7 geographical Census-Defined Regions
Census-Defined Regions
Provinces
Districts
Villages
Neighbourhoods
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