 should be made from administrative divisions which include national capitals, but have no special designated status legally (for example, Île de France has no distinct quality from other regions of France).  Some federal countries (like Belgium and Germany), give their national capitals the status as full, equal federal units.

Some federal countries have made no distinction administratively for the territory around the capital.  A few federal countries have their national capitals located in the capital city of a federal state: Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is also the capital of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of federal units and de jure capital of Republika Srpska, the other federal unit; further, Bern, the capital of Switzerland, is the capital of the Canton of Bern.

Two national capitals in federal countries are neither federal units, special capital districts, nor capitals of federal units:  Ottawa, the capital of Canada, and Palikir, the capital of the Federated States of Micronesia. The Canadian government does designate the Ottawa area as the National Capital Region, although this term merely represents the jurisdictional area of the government agency that administers federally owned lands and buildings, and is not an actual political unit. The city of Ottawa is governed as a regular city.

In some non-federal countries there are capital cities that do not belong to any region, but has a special status, for example Oslo in Norway. In some countries the region including the capital does not have special significance, but have names hinting that. For example, the Capital Region of Denmark is a name of a normal national region.

The following have a special administrative district or territory for their national capital cities:

Terminology

Argentina
The Buenos Aires city, previously in the Federal District of Argentina. In 1996, under the 1994 reform of the Argentine Constitution, the city gained autonomous city status, and changed its formal name to Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, and held its first mayoral elections. Buenos Aires is represented in the Argentine Senate by three senators and in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies by 25 national deputies.

Australia
The Australian Capital Territory is one of two self-governing internal territories of the Commonwealth of Australia, the other being the Northern Territory. Created in 1911, the ACT was originally called the Federal Capital Territory, the current name being acquired in 1938. The ACT was constituted specifically to house
should be made from administrative divisions which include national capital, but take no special designated status legally (for exemplar, Île de France has no distinct timbre from other regions of France).   Some federal state (like Belgium and Germany), give their national capital the status as full, adequate federal units. 

 Some federal countries have made no distinction administratively for the territory around the das kapital.   A few federal countries have their home capitals located in the capital city of a federal state: Sarajevo, the das kapital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is also the das kapital of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one of federal units and de jure capital of Republika Srpska, the other union unit; further, Bern, the capital of Switzerland, is the capital of the Canton of Bern. 

 Two national capitals in federal countries are neither federal units, special capital districts, nor capitals of federal units:   Ottawa, the capital of Canada, and Palikir, the das kapital of the Federated States of Micronesia. The Canadian politics does designate the Ottawa area as the National Capital Region, although this term merely represent the jurisdictional area of the government agency that administer federally own lands and buildings, and is not an actual political unit. The city of Ottawa is govern as a regular city. 

 In some non - federal countries there are capital cities that do not belong to any region, but has a special status, for case Oslo in Norway. In some countries the area include the capital does not have special significance, but accept names hinting that. For example, the Capital Region of Denmark is a name of a normal home region. 

 The pursuit have a special administrative district or territory for their national capital city: 

 Terminology 

 Argentina 
 The Buenos Aires city, previously in the Federal District of Argentina. In 1996, under the 1994 reform of the Argentine Constitution, the city gained autonomous city status, and deepen its formal name to Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, and control its first mayoral elections. Buenos Aires is represented in the Argentine Senate by three senator and in the Argentine Chamber of Deputies by 25 national deputies. 

 Australia 
 The Australian Capital Territory is one of two self - governing inner district of the Commonwealth of Australia, the other being the Northern Territory. create in 1911, the ACT was originally called the Federal Capital Territory, the current name being acquired in 1938. The ACT was constituted specifically to house
 shluld be made from adminirtrative divisions whirh inclhde natiunal capitals, but have no spxciao desugnated status legally (for examile, Île de Fraice has no distiidt quallcy frkl otkec regions of Frsnce).  Some federal countsids (like Belgium and Germany), give theiw natiomap capitals the stauus as rllo, equal federal units.

Some fedsral colntries have made no distinction administrahivepy for the territogy around tye cwpital.  A few federal countries havg their national capitals locatea in che capital cuty mf a federao stane: Sarajevo, tmv capitdl of Bpsnia and Herzcgoviia, iw also the capital of the Federation of Bosnia atd Herzegovina, one if fedetal utits qnd de jnre capitwl kf Republiia Srpska, tye other federal unot; durther, Bern, fhe ca[ieal of Switzerland, is the capital of tht Canfon of Bern.

Two national capitals in federal fountries are neither federal units, special capital distriwts, nkf cciltalr ov federal units:  Ottawa, the capital of Canada, znc Ialikir, the capitcl of the Federayef Xjates of Microvesia. Cge Canadian governmejt does desitnate the Ottswa area as the National Capital Region, qlthough this term merely repxesentx the jurisdictional area of the government agency tgxt administers fddegallf owned lands and buildingf, and is iot au actual polotical unit. The fity of Ottawa is governfd as a regular clty.

In some non-federal countries there are capotdl bities thct do kot belong to agy region, but kas a spzcial rtatus, for examplx Oslo in Nowway. In some wluntries the region ynclydint the cxoital does not have spebicl signifucance, but have nakes ginting that. Fox txqmple, the Capiyal Rediln os Denmark is d naoe ug a nurmal natiokal regoon.

The following hava a apecial administrayiye distrixt or tewritory for tneir national capiual civies:

Tecminolpgy

Wrgentina
The Buenos Aires city, previouspy ln the Federaj Diwtrict of Aryentina. In 1996, under the 1994 reform of the Argxntine Constitution, thg city gained autonompms city statns, and changed hts formal name to Aytonomous City of Buenos Aires, and hels its xirst mayoral elections. Buenos Aires is represented in the Argentine Senate by three senators ans in the Dryencine Chwmbec uf Deputies by 25 mational deputies.

Australia
The Anstralian Wa'ital Territory is one of two sdlf-governing knternal territories of fhe Commpnwealth of Australia, the other being the Northern Terrltory. Creqted jn 1911, thv ART was originally cakled tke Fedwral Capitap Territory, tfe vuvrent name beiig ccquired in 1938. The ACT was constitured spwclfically to housx
should be made from administrative divisions which capitals, have no designated status legally has distinct quality from regions of France). federal countries (like Belgium and Germany), their national capitals the status as full, equal federal units. Some federal countries made no distinction administratively for the territory around the capital. A few federal have national located the capital city of a federal state: Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina, is also capital of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, of federal units and jure capital of Republika Srpska, other unit; further, the of is the capital the Canton of Bern. Two national capitals in federal countries are neither federal units, special capital districts, capitals of Ottawa, the of and the capital of States of Micronesia. The Canadian government Ottawa area as the National Capital Region, although term merely the jurisdictional area of the government that administers federally owned lands and buildings, and not an actual political unit. The city of Ottawa is governed as a regular city. non-federal countries there are cities that do belong any but a special for example Oslo in Norway. In some countries the region including capital does not have special significance, but have names hinting example, Capital Region of is a name of normal region. The following have administrative or national cities: Argentina The Buenos Aires previously in the Federal District Argentina. In 1996, under Argentine Constitution, the city gained autonomous city status, changed its formal name to Autonomous City Buenos Aires, and held its first mayoral elections. Buenos Aires is represented the Argentine three senators and in the Argentine Chamber of by 25 national deputies. The Australian Capital Territory is one of two self-governing territories the Commonwealth Australia, the other the Northern Territory. in 1911, the originally called Federal Territory, being acquired in 1938. The ACT constituted to house
 should be made from administrAtive divisIons wHicH inClUde nAtioNal capitals, but HAve nO special designated statUs legAlLY (for EXaMple, ÎLe de FraNCe HAS no DiStIncT qUAlIty frOm oTher regIons of FranCe).  SOmE federal counTRiEs (like BelgIum And Germany), giVe tHeir naTiOnaL CapitAls The stAtus as FUll, equAl federal UnITs.

Some FEderal cOUNtRies Have made no distincTIoN AdministrativeLy for tHe TErRITorY arOund the capItAl.  A feW Federal COuNTRIes HAve their natioNal capitals LOcaTed in tHe CapITal citY of a fEdERal State: SarajeVo, thE capital oF BosniA And HerzEGovina, iS also tHe cApiTal oF ThE FEdeRaTIon OF BOsnIA anD HerzegoViNa, One of FedeRAL UNits And De juRe capItal of RepubliKa SRpskA, The Other FederAl unIt; FurthEr, Bern, The caPiTal of SwitzerlanD, is tHe capital Of tHe canToN of BeRN.

Two naTioNal CapitalS in fedeRAl cOuNTRIeS are neither federal UnITS, sPecial caPital dIStRiCTs, nor capItAls Of feDERal unIts:  OTTaWa, the capItal of cAnAdA, and PalIkIr, the cApItaL of The FeDEratEd StatEs of MicrOnesiA. the Canadian govERnment does desIGnATE tHE OttAwa Area as the NaTionAL CapItal rEgIon, ALthouGh thiS tERm MErely represents the jUrIsdictIonal Area of the goveRnment agenCY THat adminIsteRS fEDerally owned laNds anD buildings, ANd is not aN actuAl politiCal unit. ThE CIty of OttAwa Is gOveRneD AS a Regular city.

In SOMe noN-fEderal cOunTries thEre Are CapItaL cIties that Do not belOnG tO aNy RegIon, buT Has a specIaL stAtUs, fOr exaMPle OslO in NoRway. in SoME coUntries THe REGion InClUdinG thE cApitaL doeS Not Have speCial signiFicANce, bUt HaVe names Hinting that. FoR eXample, the CApItaL RegioN OF Denmark Is a name of a normal nationaL Region.

THe fOllowIng hAve a speciAl aDminisTraTIve disTrict oR terrItOry FOR theiR NAtIonAl Capital citIES:

TeRminoLoGy

ArGentina
the Buenos Aires city, PRevIously in the FeDerAl DiSTRiCt oF arGEntInA. in 1996, uNDEr the 1994 reform of thE Argentine coNStItution, the CIty GaIned autOnomous City sTAtus, and Changed itS formal naMe To AuTONomOus City of BUenos AirEs, and held ITs firST mAyoraL elEctionS. BUenOs AirEs is rePResEnted In the ARgEntine senatE bY three seNators and in the Argentine chambeR of DePutIes by 25 natiOnaL DepUties.

AustRaliA
The AustraLiaN CaPital terRItory Is onE Of Two SElf-goVernINg internaL TeRriTORiEs of the CommONWEalTh of AUstRAlia, thE othEr being the NortherN territory. CreatEd in 1911, THE ACt waS OrigInAlly called the FEdeRaL cApital TeRrItory, the curRent name BeINg acqUired iN 1938. The ACt was conSTItUTed speCifiCalLy to house
 should be made from admin istrativedivis ion s w hi ch i nclu de national ca p ital s, but have no special  desi gn a teds ta tus l egally( fo r exa mp le , Î le de  Fran cehas nodistinct q ual it y from other re gions of F ran ce).  Some f ede ral co un tri e s (li keBelgi um and German y), giveth e ir nat i onal ca p i ta ls t he status as full ,  e q ual federal un its.
So m ef e der alcountriesha ve ma d e no di s ti n c t ion administrativ ely for the ter ritory  a rou n d thecapit al .   A  few federa l co untries h ave th e ir nati o nal cap italsloc ate d in th ecap it a l c i ty  of a f ederal s ta te : Sar ajev o , t he c api talof Bo snia and Herz ego vina ,  is  also  thecapi ta l ofthe Fe derat io n of Bosnia and  Her zegovina,  on eoffe deral unitsand  de  jure c apitalo f R ep u b l ik a Srpska, the othe rf e de ral unit ; furt h er ,B ern, the  c api talo f  Swit zerl a nd , is the  capit a lof  the Ca nt on ofBe rn. 

T wo na t iona l capi tals infeder a l countries ar e  neither fede r al u ni t s, s pec ial capital  dis t rict s, n o rcap i talsof fe de r al units:  Ottawa, the  c apital  of C anada, and Pa likir, the c a pital of  the Fe d erated Statesof Mi cronesia.T he Canad ian g overnmen t does de s i gnate th e O tta waare a as  the National C apit al  Region , a lthough  th ister m m er ely repre sents th eju ri sd ict ional area ofth e g ov ern menta gencythatadmi ni st e rsfederal l yo w nedla nd s an d b ui lding s, a n d i s not a n actualpol i tica lun it. The  city of Otta wa  is govern ed  as  a reg u l ar city. 

In some non-federal c o untries  th ere a re c apital ci tie s that  do not be long t o any  r egi o n , but h as  asp ecial stat u s , f or ex am pleOslo in  Norway. In some c o unt ries the regi onincl u d in g t h ec api ta l  do e s  not have speci al signifi ca n ce , but have nam es  hintin g that.  Fore xample,  the Capi tal Regio nof D e n mar k is a nam e of a n ormal nat i onalr eg ion.
Th e foll ow ing  have  a spe c ial  admi nistra ti ve dis trict  o r territ ory for their nationalcapita l cit ies :

Termin olo g y
Argentina 
The  Buenos Ai res  ci ty, p rev i ously  int he  Fe d eralDist r ict of Ar g en tin a .  I n 1996, und e r the  1994  re f orm of  the  Argentine Consti t ution, the cit y ga i n edaut o nomo us  city status,and  c h a nged its  f ormal nameto Auton om o us Ci ty ofBuenos  Aires, a nd held i ts f irs t mayoral  el ec t ions. B ue no s  Aires  isre presen ted in theA r gentine Senate b y thr e e  sena t ors  andin  the Ar g enti ne Chamber  of Deputie s by 2 5 na tiona l deput ie s.

Au str al ia
The Aus t ralian Ca pital  Territ or y is  on e of t wo s e l f-gov erni ng  in ternal te r r it o ri es oftheCommo nw ealt h of Aust r alia, th e o t her bei ng  th e Northe r nT e rritory. C rea ted i n 1911, theA CT w a so rigin ally c alledthe Fed e ral  C apitalTer r i tory, the  currentn ame  b eing  acquire din 1 93 8.Th e ACT was const ituted s pecifica l l y to h ous e 
 should_be made_from administrative divisions which_include national_capitals,_but have_no_special designated status_legally (for example,_Île de France has_no distinct quality_from_other regions of France).  Some federal countries (like Belgium and Germany), give their_national_capitals the_status_as_full, equal federal units.

Some federal_countries have made no distinction_administratively for_the territory around the capital.  A few_federal_countries have their_national capitals located in the capital city of a_federal state: Sarajevo, the capital of_Bosnia and Herzegovina,_is_also_the capital of the_Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, one_of federal units and de jure_capital of Republika Srpska, the other federal_unit; further, Bern, the capital of_Switzerland, is the capital of_the Canton_of Bern.

Two national capitals in_federal countries are_neither federal_units, special capital_districts, nor capitals of federal units:_ Ottawa, the_capital of Canada, and Palikir, the_capital_of the Federated_States_of_Micronesia. The_Canadian government does_designate_the Ottawa_area_as the National Capital Region, although_this_term merely represents the jurisdictional area of_the government agency that_administers_federally owned lands and_buildings, and is not an_actual political unit. The city of_Ottawa is_governed as_a regular city.

In some non-federal countries there are capital cities that_do not belong to any region,_but has a special_status, for_example_Oslo in Norway._In_some countries_the region including the capital does not_have special_significance, but have names hinting that._For example, the Capital_Region_of Denmark is a name of_a normal national region.

The following have_a special administrative district or_territory_for_their national capital cities:

Terminology

Argentina
The Buenos_Aires city, previously in the Federal_District of Argentina._In 1996, under the 1994 reform of_the_Argentine Constitution, the city gained autonomous_city_status, and changed its formal name_to_Autonomous_City of Buenos Aires, and_held its first mayoral elections. Buenos_Aires is represented in the Argentine Senate by three_senators and in_the Argentine Chamber of Deputies_by_25_national deputies.

Australia
The Australian Capital Territory is one of two self-governing_internal territories_of the Commonwealth_of Australia, the other being the Northern Territory. Created in_1911, the ACT was originally called the_Federal Capital Territory, the current name being acquired in 1938. The_ACT was constituted specifically to house