Indonesia Administrative Divisions
What is the hierarchy of administrative divisions in Indonesia?
Here’s a breakdown of the hierarchy:
1. Provinces: Indonesia is divided into 38 provinces.
2. Regencies and Cities: Each province is subdivided into regencies (kabupaten) and cities (kota).
3. Districts and Villages: Regencies and cities are further subdivided into districts (kecamatan), which are then divided into villages (desa or kelurahan), the smallest administrative units.
List of Indonesia'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 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ID | Indonesia | Aceh (Province) | 18 Regencies, 5 Cities | 292 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Bali (Province) | 1 City, 8 Regencies | 57 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Bangka Belitung (Province) | 1 City, 6 Regencies | 47 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Banten (Province) | 4 Cities, 4 Regencies | 156 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Bengkulu (Province) | 1 City, 9 Regencies | 132 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Gorontalo (Province) | 1 City, 5 Regencies | 78 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Jakarta (Special Capital Region) | 1 Regency, 5 Cities | 46 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Jambi (Province) | 2 Cities, 9 Regencies | 145 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Java Central (Province) | 29 Regencies, 6 Cities | 580 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Java East (Province) | 29 Regencies, 9 Cities | 667 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Java West (Province) | 18 Regencies, 9 Cities | 632 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Kalimantan Central (Province) | 13 Regencies, 1 City | 136 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Kalimantan East (Province) | 3 Cities, 7 Regencies | 105 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Kalimantan North (Province) | 1 City, 4 Regencies | 54 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Kalimantan South (Province) | 11 Regencies, 2 Cities | 155 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Kalimantan West (Province) | 12 Regencies, 2 Cities | 174 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Lampung (Province) | 13 Regencies, 2 Cities | 242 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Maluku North (Province) | 2 Cities, 8 Regencies | 118 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Maluku (Province) | 2 Cities, 9 Regencies | 118 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Nusa Tenggara East (Province) | 1 City, 21 Regencies | 311 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Nusa Tenggara West (Province) | 2 Cities, 8 Regencies | 117 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua Central (Province) | 8 Regencies | 59 Districts, 73 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua Pegunungan (Province) | 8 Regencies | 183 Districts, 68 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua (Province) | 1 City, 8 Regencies | 19 Districts, 96 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua South (Province) | 4 Regencies | 11 Districts, 69 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua West Daya (Province) | 1 City, 5 Regencies | 40 Districts, 94 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Papua West (Province) | 7 Regencies | 17 Districts, 69 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Riau Islands (Province) | 2 Cities, 5 Regencies | 73 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Riau (Province) | 10 Regencies, 2 Cities | 173 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sulawesi Central (Province) | 12 Regencies, 1 City | 177 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sulawesi North (Province) | 11 Regencies, 4 Cities | 171 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sulawesi South (Province) | 21 Regencies, 3 Cities | 316 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sulawesi Tenggara (Province) | 15 Regencies, 2 Cities | 222 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sulawesi West (Province) | 6 Regencies | 69 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sumatera North (Province) | 25 Regencies, 8 Cities | 452 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sumatera South (Province) | 13 Regencies, 4 Cities | 242 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Sumatera West (Province) | 12 Regencies, 7 Cities | 181 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
| ID | Indonesia | Yogyakarta (Special Region) | 1 City, 4 Regencies | 78 Districts | This level doesn’t exist for this country. |
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