Each list proposes up to two candidates per electoral region, province, or other geographical unit.

That is too big a geographical unit, the black officials said.

The smallest geographical unit in German wine law representing a single vineyard.

The valley is not only a geographical unit, but also a cultural and linguistic unit.

This had the effect of focusing attention on the island group as a geographical unit.

The diocese is the key geographical unit of religious authority in the church.

Area seventies generally have authority only within a geographical unit of the church called an area.

The geographical units to which programming is delivered are known as cable systems.

Around 1880, the entire Romansh-speaking area still formed a continuous geographical unit.

There are, however, only around 10 to 12 countries in the world where people, nation and geographical unit combine to form a higher unit.