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Population of each country's first-level regions (states, provinces, prefectures, oblasts) from Wikidata, which takes it from census offices. Where Wikidata has figures for several years the highest is used, which is usually the latest census; regions that shrink may show an older, larger figure.
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1
Î
Île-de-France
administrative region of France
12,463,067
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2
A
Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes
French administrative region
8,205,557
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3
N
Nouvelle-Aquitaine
administrative region of France
6,150,451
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4
O
administrative region of France
6,124,653
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5
H
Hauts-de-France
administrative region of France
5,992,194
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6
G
Grand Est
administrative region of France
5,563,378
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7
P
Provence-Alpes-Côte d'Azur
French administrative region
5,218,960
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8
P
Pays de la Loire
administrative region of France
3,907,156
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9
B
Brittany
administrative region of France
3,449,370
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10
N
Normandy
region of France
3,345,842
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11
B
Bourgogne-Franche-Comté
administrative region of France
2,802,670
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12
C
Centre-Val de Loire
French administrative region
2,587,031
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13
R
Réunion
overseas department of France in the Indian Ocean
889,679
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14
G
Guadeloupe
overseas region and department of France, and archipelago in the Caribbean
384,160
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15
M
Martinique
island in the Lesser Antilles, overseas region and department of France
360,630
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16
C
Corsica
French single territorial collectivity and island in the Mediterranean Sea
355,486
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17
M
French overseas region and department located in the Indian Ocean
320,901
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18
F
French Guiana
French overseas department and region in South America
293,996
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19
F
French Polynesia
French overseas country in the southern Pacific Ocean
278,786
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20
N
New Caledonia
French special collectivity and archipelago in Oceania
278,500
Cómo se mide
Wikidata: the first-level divisions each country lists as its own (P150, contains the administrative territorial entity) that have a population (P1082) and no dissolution date; grouped by country, the world view is built from the countries.
