Districts of Albania
The districts (Albanian: rrethe) were administrative subdivisions of Albania between 1913 and 2000. The districts were replaced by the larger counties (Albanian: qarku).[1] Between 1992 and 2000 Albania was divided into 36 districts, which were grouped into 12 prefectures.[1] The districts were:
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Historic
During the 1920s, Albania had 39 districts and then 26 in 1939. From 1959 to 1991, Albania was organized into 26 districts. In 1991, ten more were added: Bulqizë (previously under Dibër), Delvinë (Vlorë), Devoll (Korçë), Has (Kukës), Kavajë (Durrës), Kuçovë (Berat), Kurbin (Krujë), Malësi e Madhe (Shkodër), Mallakastër (Fier) and Peqin (Elbasan); giving the map we have today: Albania Counties. In 1978, Ersekë District was renamed to Kolonjë. In 2000, districts become defunct and replaced with counties.[2]
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