Tell me about counties in America.

In the administrative divisions at all levels in the United States, counties and cities are parallel administrative divisions, and there is no question of who is old and who is young.

The administrative division system of the United States is divided into three levels, the first level is the state, the second level is the county, and the third level is the city. Some places will have smaller administrative divisions, such as towns and districts.

Under the state, counties and cities can be established. The administrative divisions and government composition of the county are decided by the state government according to the state constitution. Some areas may not have cities, only counties; In other areas there may be both counties and cities.

Therefore, the counties and cities in the United States are parallel administrative divisions, and there is no question of who is older and who is younger.