regions of slovakia

Slovakia is subdivided into 8 "kraje" (singular - kraj, usually translated as "regions", but actually meaning rather "county"), each of which is named after their principal city. The "kraje" are - and have always been - subdivided into many "okresy" (singular - okres, usually translated as "districts"). Slovakia currently has 79 districts. As for territorial division and the definition of self-governing entities, since 2002, Slovakia is divided into 8 "vyššie zemn celky" abbr. VC (Higher Territorial Units) and 8 "samosprvne kraje" (Self-governing (or: Autonomous) Regions), both of which are presently identical with the 8 "kraje":

Banska Bystrica Region (Banskobystrick kraj) (see also Banska Bystrica)
Bratislava Region (Bratislavsk kraj) (see also Bratislava)
Kosice Region (Košick kraj) (see lalso Kosice)
Nitra Region (Nitriansky kraj) (see also Nitra)
Presov Region (Prešovsk kraj) (see also Presov)
Trencin Region (Trenčiansky kraj) (see also Trencin)
Trnava Region (Trnavsk kraj) (see also Trnava)
Zilina Region (Žilinsk kraj) (see also Zilina)

(the word "kraj" can be replaced by "VC" or "samosprvny kraj" in each case) See also: List of traditional regions of Slovakia Slovakia, Regions of

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