KnowraCrown DependenciesLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Crown Dependencies, each with the reason it gives.All 9Narrower topic 3Compared with 6United KingdomCompared with: Their constitutional status is often confused with that of the United Kingdom’s constituent countries.British Overseas TerritoriesCompared with: They are often grouped with the territories but have a different constitutional relationship with the Crown.DominionCompared with: Crown dependencies retain self-government but were not former imperial dominions.Isle of ManNarrower topic: This constitutional status defines the Isle of Man’s relationship with the British Crown and the UK.The CrownCompared with: The term describes a territorial relationship with the Crown, not a part of the United Kingdom.Channel IslandsNarrower topic: This status explains the islands’ relationship with Britain without making them part of the UK.British Indian Ocean TerritoryCompared with: Their constitutional relationship to Britain differs from the territory’s overseas-territory status.Bailiwick of GuernseyNarrower topic: This constitutional category describes the Bailiwick’s relationship with the Crown and UK.Danish RealmCompared with: The comparison highlights that the Realm’s territories belong to one sovereign state, unlike Crown dependencies.