The United States doesn't have "departments" in the same way as France. Instead, the U.S. is divided into 50 states, each with its own local government. In addition to the 50 states, there are several territories, such as Puerto Rico, Guam, American Samoa, the U.S. Virgin Islands, and the Northern Mariana Islands.

Here is a list of all 50 states of the United States:

1. Alabama

2. Alaska

3. Arizona

4. Arkansas

5. California

6. Colorado

7. Connecticut

8. Delaware

9. Florida

10. Georgia

11. Hawaii

12. Idaho

13. Illinois

14. Indiana

15. Iowa

16. Kansas

17. Kentucky

18. Louisiana

19. Maine

20. Maryland

21. Massachusetts

22. Michigan

23. Minnesota

24. Mississippi

25. Missouri

26. Montana

27. Nebraska

28. Nevada

29. New Hampshire

30. New Jersey

31. New Mexico

32. New York

33. North Carolina

34. North Dakota

35. Ohio

36. Oklahoma

37. Oregon

38. Pennsylvania

39. Rhode Island

40. South Carolina

41. South Dakota

42. Tennessee

43. Texas

44. Utah

45. Vermont

46. Virginia

47. Washington

48. West Virginia

49. Wisconsin

50. Wyoming

In addition to these, there are U.S. territories, but they are not considered states:

1. Puerto Rico

2. Guam

3. American Samoa

4. U.S. Virgin Islands

5. Northern Mariana Islands

The U.S. is also divided into federal districts (such as Washington, D.C., the nation's capital) and military bases around the world.