Harliu County

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Counties of northern Estonia

Harju maakond, or Harjumaa, Latin : Harria) Yes Estonia A county in the north, bordering the north Gulf of Finland with Finland Look at each other. East of Harliu County West Veru County , southeast for Yelwa County The south is La Pula County, Texas While the West is Laine County . It has an area of 4,333 square kilometers. The population was 521,410 in 2004, with 38.8% of Estonia's population living here. The capital Tallinn Tallinn is also the capital of the country. The Tallinn City Council is also given a special status and has its own laws.

Chinese name: Harliu County
Foreign name: Harju maakond

Latin: Harria
substantia: Estonia A county up north

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History of Harliu County

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Capital Tallinn

The history of the modern Harliu County government dates back to 1917, and the history of Harliu County dates back to the first century AD. In the first century AD, political and administrative divisions began to emerge in Estonia, and the county was called Harjumaa (Estonian: Harjumaa). At that time, there were two main subdivisions in Estonia: dioceses (Estonian: kihelkond) and counties (Estonian: maakond). At that time, a parish would contain several villages, and almost all parishes had at least one fort. All regional defense is controlled by the highest local official, the parish elder. The parishes form a county, which is ruled by a parish elder. By the 13th century, Estonia had the following major districts: Saaremaa (Asarea), Lene (Lutalia or Maritima), Harliu (Halia), Revala (Revalia), Viru (Vilonia), Jelva (Yevva), Sakala (Sakala), and Uganda (Ugania).

Administrative division

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Administrative division

Harliu County is divided into six cities and eighteen towns. In 2011, the Department of Internal Affairs and the Governor of Harliu County discussed the political division of New Harliu County. They also decided to redraw the existing counties, change their boundaries, and merge and divide them.