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Bhutan is divided into four dzongdey (administrative zones). Each dzongdey is further divided into dzongkhag (districts). There are twenty dzongkhag in Bhutan. Large dzongkhags are further divided into subdistricts known as dungkhag. At the basic level, groups of villages form a constituency called gewog (blocks) and are administered by a gup, who is elected by the people. | Bhutan is divided into four dzongdey (administrative zones). Each dzongdey is further divided into dzongkhag (districts). There are twenty dzongkhag in Bhutan. Large dzongkhags are further divided into subdistricts known as dungkhag. At the basic level, groups of villages form a constituency called gewog (blocks) and are administered by a gup, who is elected by the people. | ||
[[File:Bt-districts.jpg|right]] | [[File:Bt-districts.jpg|right]] | ||
==Collector's items== | |||
*[[Bhutan (stamps)|Heraldic stamps from Bhutan]] | |||
None of these actually uses a coat of arms. | None of these actually uses a coat of arms. | ||