At that point, the Netherlands consisted of the country of Netherlands, Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. I went with this model, since it's the standard FLS model in JetPunk.
Really liked the quiz. One remark about Switzerland: When I typed in Solothurn, the canton of Jura lighted up too, although it is a seperate answer as well
These quizzes are fun and sort of scary! I have to say though (sorry) that this 1989 version is even more wrong about Britain than they usually are: none of Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland or England was any kind of governmental subdivision in 1989, first-level or not. The Welsh and Scottish governments were set up around 1998 I think, and the Northern Irish one even more recently. England, of course, still doesn't have any existence in the sense of these 'subdivision' quizzes.
Excluding uninhabited subdivisions (Jan Mayen) and Vatican City, as it didn't have any official subdivisions
Since there really aren't any sources for Iceland's municipalities (and because there's too many of them), I went with the constituencies instead
Including the one de facto state of West Germany
Did the Netherlands really not have any?