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The term "county" is also used to describe the rural administrative division below a [[city]] in [[China]] and [[Taiwan]], known in Chinese as 县(Pinyin: xian). Chinese counties have more powers than urban divisions at the same level, known as districts (区,qu). The head of a Chinese county is known as a "[[magistrate]]" in English, although this office now has no judicial function. The Chinese term is "xianzhang" {县长}.
 
The term "county" is also used to describe the rural administrative division below a [[city]] in [[China]] and [[Taiwan]], known in Chinese as 县(Pinyin: xian). Chinese counties have more powers than urban divisions at the same level, known as districts (区,qu). The head of a Chinese county is known as a "[[magistrate]]" in English, although this office now has no judicial function. The Chinese term is "xianzhang" {县长}.
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In the [[United States]], a county is an administrative level between the [[city]] and the [[state]].
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In the [[United States]], a county is an administrative level between the [[city]] and the [[state]].  The [[town]] in which the county government is located is called the [[county seat]].
 
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