List of counties in Michigan
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Der US-amerikanische Bundesstaat Michigan ist in 83 Countys eingeteilt. Die offizielle Abkürzung von Michigan lautet MI, der FIPS-Code ist 26. Der FIPS-Code jedes einzelnen Countys beginnt also stets mit 26, an die für jedes County jeweils eine dreistellige Zahl angehängt wird. Die Bevölkerungszahlen der Countys basieren auf den Ergebnissen der Volkszählung 2010.
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L'État américain du Michigan est divisé en 83 comtés (counties), dont 68 se trouvent dans sa péninsule inférieure et 15 se trouvent dans sa péninsule supérieure. 49 comtés portent un nom unique, tandis que 30 autres ont un ou plusieurs homonymes dans d'autres États de l'Union et pour quatre, un homonyme en Irlande (dans ce dernier cas, l'homonymie est partielle en anglais, puisque l'emplacement du mot county diffère suivant son emploi concernant le comté irlandais ou le comté américain). 16 villes sièges de comtés portent un nom unique.
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ミシガン州の郡一覧は、アメリカ合衆国ミシガン州内の郡の一覧である。ミシガン州内には83の郡がある。
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다음은 미시간주의 군 목록이다.
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De Amerikaanse staat Michigan is onderverdeeld in 83 county's:
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A seguir, lista dos 83 condados de Michigan, Estados Unidos.
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Lista hrabstw w stanie Michigan – stan Michigan podzielony jest na 83 hrabstwa (county). Na mniejszym i rzadziej zaludnionym Półwyspie Górnym jest ich piętnaście, natomiast na Półwyspie Dolnym sześćdziesiąt osiem.
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Detta är en lista över de 83 countyn som finns i delstaten Michigan i USA.
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Американський штат Мічиган поділяється на 83 округи.
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There are 83 counties in the U.S. state of Michigan. The boundaries of these counties have not changed substantially since 1897. However, throughout the 19th century, the state legislature frequently adjusted county boundaries. County creation was intended to fulfill the goal of establishing government over unorganized territory, but a more important goal was encouraging settlement by surveying the land and dividing it into saleable sections.
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Liste delle 83 contee del Michigan, negli Stati Uniti d'America: 1.
* Alcona 2.
* Alger 3.
* Allegan 4.
* Alpena 5.
* Antrim 6.
* Arenac 7.
* Baraga 8.
* Barry 9.
* Bay 10.
* Benzie 11.
* Berrien 12.
* Branch 13.
* Calhoun 14.
* Cass 15.
* Charlevoix 16.
* Cheboygan 17.
* Chippewa 18.
* Clare 19.
* Clinton 20.
* Crawford 21.
* Delta 22.
* Dickinson 23.
* Eaton 24.
* Emmet 25.
* Genesee 26.
* Gladwin 27.
* Gogebic 28.
* Grand Traverse 29.
* Gratiot 30.
* Hillsdale 31.
* Houghton 32.
* Huron 33.
* Ingham 34.
* Ionia 35.
* Iosco 36.
* Iron 37.
* Isabella 38.
* Jackson 39.
* Kalamazoo 40.
* Kalkaska 41.
* Kent 42.
* Keweenaw 43.
* Lake 44.
* Lapeer 45.
* Leelanau 46.
* Lenawee 47.
* Livingston 48.
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Список содержит основные сведения о 83 округах, входящих в состав штата Мичиган. Границы этих округов практически не менялись с 1897 года. Однако в XIX веке они часто сдвигались по мере создания административных органов. Создание округов обычно происходило в два этапа. Сперва определялись границы, и округу присваивалось имя. В этот период для целей администрирования новую территорию присоединяли к уже существующей. Жители такого не до конца устроенного округа могли обратиться в правительство штата с просьбой об организации самостоятельной администрации. Между определением границ и созданием управляющих органов обычно проходило несколько лет.
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密歇根州共有83個縣。1897年後密歇根州不再建立新的縣份，但密歇根州的立法機構在19世紀不斷更改縣的數量及邊界。密歇根州建立縣是為了達到在非建制領土中建立政府的目的，並且使這些地區變為可銷售的土地。 在密歇根州，縣的成立被分為兩部份。首先，未組織的縣的邊界必須完全劃定，並且擁有一個專屬的縣名。不論該縣是否有明確的邊界，未組織的縣將會出現在地圖上。由於行政目的起見，在這段時間內，這個未組織的縣將被認為是附近一個已組織的縣的一部份，而立法機構經常改變未組織的縣所屬的已組織的縣。未組織的縣的居民可向州政府申請該縣，以確保該縣在法律上的合法性。 州內有不少城市，當中包括州首府——蘭辛。1970年代初期的數年裏，這些城市可以要求更改縣界，使縣界符合城市的邊界；但是，唯一成功更改縣界的城市只有（新巴爾的摩原本座落於馬科姆縣和聖克萊爾縣之間，在更改邊界後，該城市完全屬於馬科姆縣），這次更改縣界亦是20世紀中密歇根州唯一一次縣界改動。 根據，1850年時人口多於20,000的城市可以組成一個獨立的合併市縣。1908年，州政府把合法人數更改至100,000人。在1963年這條法律被正式移除之前，並沒有任何一個城市根據這條法例組建成一個獨立的縣。
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Liste der Countys in Michigan
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Contaetha in Michigan
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Contee del Michigan
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Comtés de l'État du Michigan
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List of counties in Michigan
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ミシガン州の郡一覧
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미시간주의 군 목록
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Lijst van county's in Michigan
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Lista hrabstw w stanie Michigan
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Lista de condados de Michigan
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Список округов Мичигана
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Lista över countyn i Michigan
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Список округів штату Мічиган
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密歇根州行政区划
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Chippewa
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Ionia
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Iron
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Jackson
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Kent
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Midland
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Monroe
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Ottawa
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Roscommon
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St. Joseph
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Wexford
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Clinton
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Delta
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Lake
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Mason
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St. Clair
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Barry
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Oakland
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Van Buren
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Clare
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Crawford
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Dickinson
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Kalamazoo
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Antrim
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Eaton
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Hillsdale
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Houghton
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Livingston
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Calhoun
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Marquette
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Gladwin
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Wayne
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Alger
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Benzie
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Ingham
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Isabella
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Bay
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Luce
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Branch
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Huron
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Cass
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Muskegon
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Saginaw
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Oceana
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Montmorency
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Allegan
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Berrien
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Alpena
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Alcona
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Emmet
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Macomb
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Osceola
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Presque Isle
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Baraga
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Menominee
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Leelanau
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Gogebic
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Keweenaw
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Cheboygan
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Genesee
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Gratiot
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Lapeer
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Mackinac
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Mecosta
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Ogemaw
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Otsego
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Washtenaw
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Charlevoix
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Tuscola
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Grand Traverse
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Iosco
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Oscoda
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Ontonagon
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Montcalm
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Arenac
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Schoolcraft
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Manistee
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Counties of Michigan
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Shiawassee
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Kalkaska
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Lenawee
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Newaygo
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Sanilac
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Missaukee
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From part of Mackinac County and unorganized territory. Was named Mikenauk County until 1843.
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From part of Mackinac County and unorganized territory. Was named Cheonoquet County until 1843.
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The numerous "oak openings" in the area: "majestic orchard[s] of oaks and hickories varied by small prairies, grassy lawns and clear lakes"
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Has several small lakes and lies near Lake Michigan
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John C. Calhoun : Vice President of the United States in the Jackson Administration
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For the iron deposits and mines found in the county
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Captain Charles Gratiot , built Fort Gratiot at the present site of Port Huron
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Tonegadana County until 1843.
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From part of Mackinac County and unorganized territory.
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All lands within Michigan Territory that had been ceded by Native Americans through the 1807 Treaty of Detroit.
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American geographer and Superintendent of Indian Affairs in Michigan
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'' after the Hurons.
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'', meaning "the rock"
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'', the " sawbill ducks"
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From part of Barry County, and unorganized territory
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Named for U.S. General Alexander Macomb, a notable officer of the War of 1812
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New York jurist James Kent, who represented the Michigan Territory in its dispute with Ohio over the Toledo Strip.
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From parts of Marquette County and Menominee County.
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From parts of Iron County, Marquette County and Menominee County.
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A Schoolcraft pseudo-Native American name for man, from either the Delaware leno or lenno or the Shawnee lenawai
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Notipekago County until 1843.
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From the Native American name for the Grand River, O-wash-ta-nong , whose headwaters were within the county's bounds.
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An Americanization of the French ''
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Borders Lake Michigan, the freshwater "ocean."
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County Antrim, now in Northern Ireland
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Donald M. Dickinson : Postmaster General in the Cleveland Administration
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French name of Betsie River: ''
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From its terrain, made up of hills and dales.
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From part of Houghton County
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From part of Houghton County.
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From part of Leelenau County
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From part of Mackinac County
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From part of Mackinac County.
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From part of Macomb County.
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From part of Monroe County.
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From part of Oakland County.
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From part of Omeena County.
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From part of Ontonagon County.
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From part of Sanilac County.
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From part of Schoolcraft County
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From part of St. Clair County.
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From part of Wayne County.
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From parts of Antrim, Emmet, and Otsego Counties
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From parts of Chippewa County and Mackinac County.
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From parts of Mackinac County and Oceana County.
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From parts of Oakland County and St. Clair County.
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From parts of Oakland County and Wayne County
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From parts of Oceana County and Ottawa County.
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From unorganized territory
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From unorganized territory.
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Governor and national politician
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From part of Washtenaw County and unorganized territory.
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From part of Mackinac County; named Meegisee County until 1843
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Frederic Baraga : Catholic missionary and first bishop of Sault Ste. Marie
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From part of Saginaw County and unorganized territory.
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Lake Huron, which the French named ''
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Named for James Monroe, the fifth U.S. President
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Named for Mecosta, a Native American leader
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Named for Michigan Governor Cyrus G. Luce
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Named for Michigan Governor Stevens T. Mason
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Named for Otsego County, New York
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Named for the Menominee Native American people
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Named for the Native American Ottawa people.
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Ojibwe word gakiiwe-wewaning meaning "portage"
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Osceola , Seminole chief
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Province in ancient Greece
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A derivation of the French phrase for "peninsula", literally "almost an island."
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Robert Emmet : Irish nationalist and rebel leader
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Sanilac, a Wyandotte chief
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United States Army general and statesman
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From parts of Shiawassee County and Washtenaw County.
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William T. Barry : Postmaster General in the Jackson Administration
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Major Henry Gladwin, British commander of the fort at Detroit during the siege by Chief Pontiac in 1763-64.
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Lewis Cass : Secretary of War in the Jackson Administration
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Aischum County until 1843.
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From unorganized territory; annexed to Bay County in 1857, but reinstated in 1883
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Named for a Chippewa leader who signed the Saginaw Treaty of 1819
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Muskegon River running through county, from the Ojibwa/Chippewa word mashkig meaning "swamp" or "marsh."
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The St. Joseph River, which flows through the county.
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Located near the geographical center of the Lower Peninsula
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Named for French Jesuit missionary Jacques Marquette
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Named for the Manistee River, which in turn is from the Ojibwe name, ministigweyaa meaning " at whose mouth there are islands"
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Pierre François Xavier de Charlevoix : Jesuit traveller and historian of New France
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Named for the Shiawassee River, and means 'river that twists about.
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Named for Missaukee, an Ottawa leader who signed land-grant treaties in 1831 and 1833
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From parts of Shiawassee County, Washtenaw County and unorganized territory.
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From part of Mackinac County and unorganized territory. Was named Shawano County until 1843.
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Queen Isabella I of Spain, under whose patronage Columbus undertook his voyages.
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Samuel D. Ingham , U.S. Secretary of the Treasury in the Jackson Administration
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The Ojibwe word ogimaa, meaning "chief" or "leader"
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House of Montmorency, influential in the history of French Canada
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From unorganized territory; named Negwegon County until 1843
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Named for either Arthur St. Clair, first governor of the Northwest Territory, or Saint Clair on whose feast day Lake St. Clair was discovered
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Named for Louis-Joseph de Montcalm, a French military commander in Quebec
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Wabassee County until 1843.
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Named for the Ontonagon River. The Ojibwa word onagon means "dish" or "bowl."
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Martin Van Buren : Secretary of State in the Jackson Administration, later Vice President and eighth President of the United States
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From part of Mackinac County, and unorganized territory Was named Anamickee County until 1843.
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Named for the Kalamazoo River. See Etymology of Kalamazoo for a discussion of the river's name.
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Andrew Jackson , 7th President of the United States and President when Michigan was admitted to the Union
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From parts of Lapeer County, Saginaw County and Shiawassee County.
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Ojibwa Native American tribe, also known as the Chippewa
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A Native American term, perhaps a reference to the Saginaw River and Saginaw Bay, Ojibwe for "at the outlet"
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From part of Wayne County. Was named Michilimackinac County until 1837.
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'' , given first to Grand Traverse Bay by French voyageurs.
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Probably from the Chippewa "bic" which most references interpret as "rock."
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From unorganized territory. Was named Kanotin County until 1843.
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From unorganized territory. Annexed to Iosco County in 1867 and reinstated in 1873.
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Edward Livingston : second Secretary of State in the Andrew Jackson administration
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From parts of Arenac, Midland, and Saginaw Counties
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Originally Michilimackinac, believed to be a French interpretation of the Native American name for Mackinac Island, meaning "big turtle"
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John Eaton : Secretary of War in the Jackson Administration
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Seneca word, "je-nis-hi-yeh," meaning "beautiful valley": named after western New York valley from which many settlers came
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William Crawford, , American Revolutionary War colonel western surveyor
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From parts of Marquette County and Ontonagon County.
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Kautawaubet County until 1843.
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John M. Berrien : Attorney General in the Jackson Administration
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Greek letter delta, referring to the triangular shape of the original county, which included segments of Menominee, Dickinson, Iron and Marquette counties
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From part of Delta County. Was named Bleeker County until 1863.
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John Branch : Secretary of the Navy in the Jackson Administration
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Dr. Douglass Houghton , first state geologist of Michigan, physician and surgeon, mayor of Detroit
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From part of Mackinac County, and unorganized territory; named Kaykakee County until 1843
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Unwattin County until 1843.
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From part of Mackinac County. Was named Okkudo County until 1843.
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Atlanta
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Cadillac
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Charlotte
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Detroit
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Sault Ste. Marie
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St. Joseph
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Adrian
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Baldwin
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Mason
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Caro
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Muskegon
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Saginaw
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Mio
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Standish
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Bellaire
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Centreville
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Sandusky
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Grand Haven
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Coldwater
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Ludington
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Corunna
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Allegan
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Alpena
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Eagle River
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Bessemer
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Harrisville
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Munising
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Bad Axe
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White Cloud
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L'Anse
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Grayling
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Bay City
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Menominee
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Big Rapids
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Cheboygan
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Lapeer
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Reed City
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Rogers City
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St. Ignace
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West Branch
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Cassopolis
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Mt. Pleasant
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Charlevoix
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Crystal Falls
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Escanaba
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Iron Mountain
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Ontonagon
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Traverse City
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Manistee
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Paw Paw
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Mt. Clemens
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Tawas City
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Kalkaska
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Manistique
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Suttons Bay Township
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Cities, charter townships, civil townships, villages, unincorporated communities, census-designated places
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Der US-amerikanische Bundesstaat Michigan ist in 83 Countys eingeteilt. Die offizielle Abkürzung von Michigan lautet MI, der FIPS-Code ist 26. Der FIPS-Code jedes einzelnen Countys beginnt also stets mit 26, an die für jedes County jeweils eine dreistellige Zahl angehängt wird. Die Bevölkerungszahlen der Countys basieren auf den Ergebnissen der Volkszählung 2010.
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There are 83 counties in the U.S. state of Michigan. The boundaries of these counties have not changed substantially since 1897. However, throughout the 19th century, the state legislature frequently adjusted county boundaries. County creation was intended to fulfill the goal of establishing government over unorganized territory, but a more important goal was encouraging settlement by surveying the land and dividing it into saleable sections. The creation of counties generally occurred in two stages. First the boundaries of a county were declared and given a name. The county appeared on maps, even though this may have been the entire extent of a county's tangible existence for several years. During this period, the as-yet–unorganized county was attached to another already organized county for administrative purposes. The legislature frequently changed the administrative attachment of these unorganized counties. Residents of such an attached county could petition the legislature for organization, which was the granting of full legal recognition to the county. There are many cities and villages that span county boundaries in Michigan, including its capital, Lansing. For a few years during the early 1970s, split cities briefly had authority to petition to change the county boundaries to accord with the city boundaries. The only city to take advantage of this brief opportunity was New Baltimore (previously split between Macomb County and St. Clair County; now completely in Macomb). This transfer of territory from St. Clair to Macomb was the only county boundary change in Michigan since the early 20th century. The state constitution of 1850 permitted an incorporated city with a population of at least 20,000 to be organized into a separate county of its own. The Constitution of 1908 retained this provision, but raised the population threshold to 100,000. No city was ever organized into an independent county in this fashion and when a new Constitution took effect in 1963, the provision was removed. Michigan's boundary with Illinois is formed by Lake Michigan, and three counties have water boundaries with Illinois: Berrien County, Van Buren County, and Allegan County. Michigan also has a boundary with Minnesota, which is formed by Lake Superior. The water boundary in this instance is formed by two counties: Ontonagon County and Keweenaw County. The land boundary with Wisconsin continues into Lake Superior, involving both Gogebic County (which shares a land border) and Ontonagon County (water boundary only).
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L'État américain du Michigan est divisé en 83 comtés (counties), dont 68 se trouvent dans sa péninsule inférieure et 15 se trouvent dans sa péninsule supérieure. 49 comtés portent un nom unique, tandis que 30 autres ont un ou plusieurs homonymes dans d'autres États de l'Union et pour quatre, un homonyme en Irlande (dans ce dernier cas, l'homonymie est partielle en anglais, puisque l'emplacement du mot county diffère suivant son emploi concernant le comté irlandais ou le comté américain). 16 villes sièges de comtés portent un nom unique.
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ミシガン州の郡一覧は、アメリカ合衆国ミシガン州内の郡の一覧である。ミシガン州内には83の郡がある。
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Liste delle 83 contee del Michigan, negli Stati Uniti d'America: 1.
* Alcona 2.
* Alger 3.
* Allegan 4.
* Alpena 5.
* Antrim 6.
* Arenac 7.
* Baraga 8.
* Barry 9.
* Bay 10.
* Benzie 11.
* Berrien 12.
* Branch 13.
* Calhoun 14.
* Cass 15.
* Charlevoix 16.
* Cheboygan 17.
* Chippewa 18.
* Clare 19.
* Clinton 20.
* Crawford 21.
* Delta 22.
* Dickinson 23.
* Eaton 24.
* Emmet 25.
* Genesee 26.
* Gladwin 27.
* Gogebic 28.
* Grand Traverse 29.
* Gratiot 30.
* Hillsdale 31.
* Houghton 32.
* Huron 33.
* Ingham 34.
* Ionia 35.
* Iosco 36.
* Iron 37.
* Isabella 38.
* Jackson 39.
* Kalamazoo 40.
* Kalkaska 41.
* Kent 42.
* Keweenaw 43.
* Lake 44.
* Lapeer 45.
* Leelanau 46.
* Lenawee 47.
* Livingston 48.
* Luce 49.
* Mackinac 50.
* Macomb 51.
* Manistee 52.
* Marquette 53.
* Mason 54.
* Mecosta 55.
* Menominee 56.
* Midland 57.
* Missaukee 58.
* Monroe 59.
* Montcalm 60.
* Montmorency 61.
* Muskegon 62.
* Newaygo 63.
* Oakland 64.
* Oceana 65.
* Ogemaw 66.
* Ontonagon 67.
* Osceola 68.
* Oscoda 69.
* Otsego 70.
* Ottawa 71.
* Presque Isle 72.
* Roscommon 73.
* Saginaw 74.
* Sanilac 75.
* Schoolcraft 76.
* Shiawassee 77.
* St. Clair 78.
* St. Joseph 79.
* Tuscola 80.
* Van Buren 81.
* Washtenaw 82.
* Wayne 83.
* Wexford
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다음은 미시간주의 군 목록이다.
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De Amerikaanse staat Michigan is onderverdeeld in 83 county's:
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A seguir, lista dos 83 condados de Michigan, Estados Unidos.
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Lista hrabstw w stanie Michigan – stan Michigan podzielony jest na 83 hrabstwa (county). Na mniejszym i rzadziej zaludnionym Półwyspie Górnym jest ich piętnaście, natomiast na Półwyspie Dolnym sześćdziesiąt osiem.
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Detta är en lista över de 83 countyn som finns i delstaten Michigan i USA.
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Список содержит основные сведения о 83 округах, входящих в состав штата Мичиган. Границы этих округов практически не менялись с 1897 года. Однако в XIX веке они часто сдвигались по мере создания административных органов. Создание округов обычно происходило в два этапа. Сперва определялись границы, и округу присваивалось имя. В этот период для целей администрирования новую территорию присоединяли к уже существующей. Жители такого не до конца устроенного округа могли обратиться в правительство штата с просьбой об организации самостоятельной администрации. Между определением границ и созданием управляющих органов обычно проходило несколько лет. В Мичигане многие населённые пункты разделены границей между округами, в том числе и столица штата Лансинг. В начале 1970-х годов в течение нескольких лет такие разделённые границами города могли подать ходатайство об изменении границ округа в соответствии с границами населённого пункта. Однако такой возможностью воспользовались только жители , который раньше находился в округах Маком и Сент-Клэр, а теперь полностью входит в состав Макома. Это было единственное в XX веке изменение границ округов в Мичигане. Конституция штата 1850 года разрешила городам с населением не менее 20 000 человек организовывать отдельные собственные округа. Конституция 1908 года сохранила это положение, увеличив только порог народонаселения до 100 000 человек. Но ни один из городов не воспользовался этой привилегией, и в Конституции 1963 года положение было отменено.
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密歇根州共有83個縣。1897年後密歇根州不再建立新的縣份，但密歇根州的立法機構在19世紀不斷更改縣的數量及邊界。密歇根州建立縣是為了達到在非建制領土中建立政府的目的，並且使這些地區變為可銷售的土地。 在密歇根州，縣的成立被分為兩部份。首先，未組織的縣的邊界必須完全劃定，並且擁有一個專屬的縣名。不論該縣是否有明確的邊界，未組織的縣將會出現在地圖上。由於行政目的起見，在這段時間內，這個未組織的縣將被認為是附近一個已組織的縣的一部份，而立法機構經常改變未組織的縣所屬的已組織的縣。未組織的縣的居民可向州政府申請該縣，以確保該縣在法律上的合法性。 州內有不少城市，當中包括州首府——蘭辛。1970年代初期的數年裏，這些城市可以要求更改縣界，使縣界符合城市的邊界；但是，唯一成功更改縣界的城市只有（新巴爾的摩原本座落於馬科姆縣和聖克萊爾縣之間，在更改邊界後，該城市完全屬於馬科姆縣），這次更改縣界亦是20世紀中密歇根州唯一一次縣界改動。 根據，1850年時人口多於20,000的城市可以組成一個獨立的合併市縣。1908年，州政府把合法人數更改至100,000人。在1963年這條法律被正式移除之前，並沒有任何一個城市根據這條法例組建成一個獨立的縣。 密歇根州與伊利诺伊州在密歇根湖擁有一個水上邊界，當中密歇根州有三個縣擁有與伊利諾伊州的水上邊界，分別為貝林縣、范布倫縣和阿勒根縣。密歇根州亦與明尼蘇達州在苏必利尔湖擁有一個水上邊界，當中密歇根州有兩個縣擁有與明尼蘇達州的水上邊界，分別為昂托納貢縣和基威諾縣。同時密歇根州亦與威斯康辛州在苏必利尔湖擁有陸地及水上邊界，當中戈吉比克縣與威斯康辛州接壤，而昂托納貢縣則和威斯康辛州擁有水上邊界。 联邦资料处理标准代码（简称FIPS代码）是联邦政府用来区分各州和各县的唯一识别码。密歇根州的縮寫為MI，而該州的FIPS代碼是26，與縣代碼結合使用時寫成26XXX。
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Американський штат Мічиган поділяється на 83 округи.
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