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Cambodia Administrative Divisions
What is the hierarchy of administrative divisions in Cambodia?
Here’s a breakdown of the hierarchy:
1. Provinces: Cambodia is divided into 25 provinces.
2. Districts: Provinces are subdivided into districts.
3. Communes: These are the smallest administrative units, often found within districts.
List of Cambodia's administrative divisions with their counts and names
These are the summarized administrative divisions. The full dataset is available in the Download Center.
| iso | country | admin level 1 | admin level 2 | admin level 3 | admin level 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| KH | Cambodia | Banteay Meanchey (Province) | 9 Districts | 67 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Battambang (Province) | 14 Districts | 100 Communes, 3 Quarters | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kampong Cham (Province) | 10 Districts | 109 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kampong Chhnang (Province) | 8 Districts | 1 Quarter, 70 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kampong Speu (Province) | 9 Districts | 88 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kampong Thom (Province) | 9 Districts | 81 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kampot (Province) | 9 Districts | 4 Quarters, 89 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kandal (Province) | 13 Districts | 127 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kep (Province) | 2 Municipalities | 5 Quarters | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Koh Kong (Province) | 7 Districts | 29 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Kratie (Province) | 7 Districts | 1 Quarter, 47 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Mondulkiri (Province) | 5 Districts | 21 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Oddar Meanchey (Province) | 5 Districts | 24 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Pailin (Province) | 2 Municipalities | 8 Quarters | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Phnom Penh (Capital) | 7 Districts, 7 Municipalities | 16 Communes, 89 Quarters | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Preah Sihanouk (Province) | 2 Districts, 3 Municipalities | 25 Quarters, 4 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Preah Vihear (Province) | 8 Districts | 2 Quarters, 49 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Prey Veng (Province) | 13 Districts | 116 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Pursat (Province) | 7 Districts | 49 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Ratanak Kiri (Province) | 9 Districts | 1 Quarter, 49 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Siem Reap (Province) | 12 Districts | 100 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Stung Treng (Province) | 1 Municipality, 5 Districts | 34 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Svay Rieng (Province) | 8 Districts | 80 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Takeo (Province) | 10 Districts | 100 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| KH | Cambodia | Tboung Khmum (Province) | 1 Municipality, 6 Districts | 64 Communes | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
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Frequently Asked Questions
Cambodia is divided into 1 capital (រាជធានី) and 24 provinces (ខេត្), which form the top-level administrative units. These are subdivided into 16 municipalities (ខណ្) and 187 districts (ស្រុក). The smallest administrative level consists of 139 quarters (សង្កាត់) and 1,511 communes (ឃុំ). Major capital include Banteay Meanchey, Battambang, and Kampong Cham.
Cambodia has 3 administrative levels. Level 1: 1 capital (រាជធានី) and 24 provinces (ខេត្). Level 2: 16 municipalities (ខណ្) and 187 districts (ស្រុក). Level 3: 139 quarters (សង្កាត់) and 1,511 communes (ឃុំ).
Cambodia operates on a 3‑level system starting with 25 provinces, then districts, and communes as the smallest administrative units.
In Cambodia, capital and provinces both sit at administrative level 1 but serve different functions. Capital (រាជធានី) — there is 1 — is typically a larger city or urban area that governs itself independently. Provinces (ខេត្) — there are 24 — group multiple smaller municipalities under a shared administration.
Cambodian administrative divisions have specific local names at each level. In Khmer, capital are called រាជធានី; provinces are called ខេត្; municipalities are called ខណ្; districts are called ស្រុក; quarters are called សង្កាត់; communes are called ឃុំ. These local-language terms appear in official documents, legal records, and government databases, so matching them correctly is important for data integration and compliance.
Administrative boundaries in Cambodia change as governments reorganize regions, merge municipalities, or create new administrative units to reflect population shifts and political decisions. Changes most commonly affect the quarters level, where Cambodia currently has 1,650 units. Businesses that rely on Cambodian administrative data should use a regularly updated reference dataset to avoid mismatches in geocoding, tax jurisdiction mapping, and compliance reporting.