Talk:List of autonomous territories

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Level of autonomy

This article really needs a definition to be stated on the page of what make the territorial autonomy high, medium or low level of autonomy. At the moment it looks like it could be very subjective. Davewild 10:01, 28 May 2007 (UTC)[reply]

It was partially subjective, I deleted the levels of autonomies

France

No part of France has autonomous status. It is a highly centralized Gaullist state. Everything is considered an integral part of the Republic. —Sesel 00:30, 8 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

If we talk about overseas regions only Guadeloupe, Martininique, French Guina, Reunion are integral parts of France, but other territories have variuos legal status and different levels of autonomy:territorial collectivity, overseas collectivity, overseas departments and territories of France.