Template:Administrative divisions of Taiwan

Overview of administrative divisions of the Republic of China
Republic of China
Free area^{[lower-roman 1]}					Mainland area^{[lower-roman 2]}
Special municipalities^[α]^{[lower-roman 3]}		Provinces^{[lower-roman 4]}			Not administered^{[lower-roman 5]}
		Counties^[α]		Autonomous municipalities^[α]^{[lower-roman 6]}
Districts^[β]	Mountain indigenous districts^[α]	County- administered cities^[α]	Townships^[α]^[β]^{[lower-roman 7]}	Districts^[β]
Villages^[γ]^{[lower-roman 8]}
Neighborhoods

^ ^1.0 ^1.1 ^1.2 ^1.3 ^1.4 ^1.5 Has an elected executive and an elected legislative council.
^ ^2.0 ^2.1 ^2.2 Has an appointed district administrator for managing local affairs and carrying out tasks commissioned by superior agency.
^ Has an elected village administrator for managing local affairs and carrying out tasks commissioned by superior agency.

^ Also known as the Taiwan area or Tai–Min area (Chinese: 臺閩地區; lit. 'Taiwan–Fujian area')
^ The mainland area consists of Mainland China, Tibet and (previously) Outer Mongolia
^ Special municipalities, cities, and county-administered cities are all called shi (Chinese: 市; lit. 'city')
^ Nominal; provincial governments have been abolished
^ Constitutionally having the same structure as the free area, these are currently under the Chinese Communist Party control with a different structure
^ Sometimes called cities (Chinese: 市) or provincial cities (Chinese: 省轄市) to distinguish them from special municipalities and county-administered cities
^ There are two types of townships: rural townships or xīang (Chinese: 鄉) and urban townships or zhèn (Chinese: 鎮)
^ Villages in rural townships are known as cūn (Chinese: 村), those in other jurisdictions are known as lǐ (Chinese: 里)