Civil parish

A civil parish indicates an administrative subdivision in several countries, States or areas:

• Andorra,

• the England, with the the United Kingdom (see Subdivisions of England),
• Antigua-and-Barbuda,
• Asturies in Spain
• the Barbados,
• the Bermuda,
• the Canada in the provinces of the Quebec and the New Brunswick,
• the Dominique,
• the Grenade,
• the Island of Man
• the Jamaica,
• bailliages of Jersey and Guernesey with the islands of Sercq and Aurigny, in the Channel Islands,
• the State of Louisiana, with the the United States of America, where the parish ( parish ) is the equivalent of the subdivision called county ( county ) in the other States,
• Montserrat,
• the State of News-Wales of the South, in Australia,
• the Wales, with the the United Kingdom.
• the Portugal, or the parishes are called Freguesia S
• Saint-Christophe-and-Niévès,
• Saint-Vincent-and-the-Grenadian,
• the Sweden, or the parishes are called Socken.