Sentence examples for distinct counties from inspiring English sources

Despite its small stature, Delaware has undergone the same political realignments as larger states in the Northeast, and those changes are easier to see in a state which has just three, fairly distinct, counties (no matter what the tide is doing).

Ohio has 88 distinct counties with three major metropolitan areas and plenty of rural land in between.

This thought experiment divides England into four distinct new counties with their own technologies and cultures.

The route enters wooded residential and business areas where it intersects Belmar Boulevard and Megill Road, which are both distinct segments of County Route 18. Route 34 continues through wooded commercial areas before it intersects Route 33 and County Route 547 at the Collingwood Circle.

All counties are distinct rural regions with boreal forest as the main land cover.

England's internal subdivisions and administrative units include distinct historic, geographic, and administrative counties; districts; unitary authorities; metropolitan counties and boroughs; and other specialized entities.

The northeastern and central parts of Feixian county are flatlands in front of mountain within its boundaries, and located in temperate and sub-humid areas with distinct four seasons, the county has an annual average temperature 13.4°C with the highest average 26.3°C in July and lowest -1.8°C in January [ 23].

For ceremonial purposes, every part of England belongs to one of 47 geographic, or ceremonial, counties, which are distinct from the historic counties.

For the purposes of civil government the town and the remainder (or "body") of the county were quite distinct, each providing a separate grand jury to the assizes.

Three of the Harris County groups form distinct clusters of isolates within the NA/WN02 genotype and may represent formation of new genotypes or clusters.

As a result, governance in both counties appears to be distinct in reality and/or practice (formally and informally).