List of the administrative units of Indonesia

This list shows the administrative units of Indonesia . The list sorts the provinces according to the geographical location of the regions of Indonesia. The first and second levels are listed here. For the lower administrative levels there is a separate list for each province.

Provinces of Indonesia

Overview

The Southeast Asian state of Indonesia is divided into 31 provinces ( Provinsi ), two special regions and the capital district ( Daerah Khusus Ibukota ) Jakarta . The second administrative level are the 501 administrative districts ( Kabupaten ) and cities ( Kota ). The third level is formed by the districts ( Kecamatan ) and the lowest level by the villages, which are called Desa or Kelurahan depending on their rights . There are also special local names.

The names of the provinces are listed in German and Bahasa Indonesia . Many provinces are named after their geographic location:

Barat = west
Barat Daya = southwest
Barat Laut = northwest
Besar = large
Kecil = small
Kepulauan = islands, archipelago
Loud = sea
Pulau = island
Pulau-Pulau = islands
Selatan = south
Timur = east
Tengah = central
Tenggara = southeast
Utara = north

Java

Location of Java

The island of Java ( Jawa ) is divided into four provinces, a special region and the capital district ( Daerah Khusus Ibukota ) Jakarta .

ISO 3166-2 : ID-JW

Banten

Location of Banten

Banten

The province of Banten forms the far west of the island of Java. It was separated from the province of West Java in 2000. The capital is Serang . The province has 11,934,373 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Lebak	Rank kasbitung
Pandeglang	Pandeglang
Serang	Ciruas
Tangierang	Tigaraksa

city	location
Cilegon
Serang
Tangierang
Tangerang Selatan

ISO 3166-2 : ID-BT

Jakarta (Capital District)

Location of the Jakarta Capital District

Structure of the capital district

The capital district ( Daerah Khusus Ibu Kota ) Jakarta has a special status. It is divided into the administrative district Pulau Seribu ( German thousand islands ) and five cities. The district has 10,154,134 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Seribu Islands ( Kepulauan Seribu )	Pramuka

city	location
North Jakarta ( Jakarta Utara )
East Jakarta ( Jakarta Timur )
South Jakarta ( Jakarta Seleatan )
West Jakarta ( Jakarta Barat )
Central Jakarta ( Jakarta Pusat )

ISO 3166-2 : ID-JK

East Java

Location of East Java

Administrative division of East Java

The province of East Java ( Jawa Timur ) forms the eastern part of the island of Java. The island of Madura belongs to it . The capital is Surabaya . The province has 38,828,061 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bangkalan	Bangkalan
Banyuwangi	Banyuwangi
Blitar	Kanigoro
Bojonegoro	Bojonegoro
Bondowoso	Bondowoso
Gresik	Gresik
Jember	Jember
Jombang	Jombang
Kediri	Kediri
Lamongan	Lamongan
Lumajang	Lumajang
Madiun	Caruban
Magetan	Magetan
Malang	Kepanjen
Mojokerto	Mojosari
Nganjuk	Nganjuk
Ngawi	Ngawi
Pacitan	Pacitan
Pamekasan	Pamekasan
Pasuruan	Pasuruan
Ponorogo	Ponorogo
Probolinggo	Kraksaan
Sampang	Sampang
Sidoarjo	Sidoarjo
Situbondo	Situbondo
Sumenep	Sumenep
Trenggalek	Trenggalek
Tuban	Tuban
Tulungagung	Tulungagung

city	location
Batu
Blitar
Kediri
Madiun
Malang
Mojokerto
Pasuruan
Probolinggo
Surabaya

ISO 3166-2 : ID-JI

West Java

Location of West Java

Administrative division of West Java

The province of West Java ( Jawa Barat ) is located in the western part of the island of Java. The capital is Bandung . The province has 46,668,214 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bandung	Soreang
Bekasi	Cikarang
Bogor	Cibinong
Ciamis	Ciamis
Cianjur	Cianjur
Cirebon	Sumber
Garut	Tarogong Kidul
Indramayu	Indramayu
Karawang	Karawang
Kuningan	Kuningan
Majalengka	Majalengka
Pangandaran	Parigi
Purwakarta	Purwakarta
Subang	Subang
Sukabumi	Palabuhanratu
Sumedang	Sumedang
Tasikmalaya	Singaparna
West Bandung ( Bandung Barat )	Ngamprah

city	location
Bandung
Banjar
Bekasi
Bogor
Cimahi
Cirebon
Depok
Sukabumi
Tasikmalaya

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KB

Yogyakarta (Special Region)

Location of Yogyakarta

The Sultanate of Yogyakarta forms a special region ( Daerah Istimewa ) on the south coast of the island of Java. The capital is Yogyakarta . The special region has 3,675,7681 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bantul	Bantul
Gunungkidul	Wonosari
Kulonprogo	Wates
Sleman	Sleman

city	location
Yogyakarta

ISO 3166-2 : ID-YO

Central Java

Location of central Java

Central Java

Administrative division of Central Java

Central Java Province ( Java Tengah ) is located in the central part of Java Island. The capital is Semarang . The province has 33,753,023 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Banjarnegara	Banjarnegara
Banyumas	Purwokerto
Batang	Batang
Blora	Blora
Boyolali	Boyolali
Brebes	Brebes
Cilacap	Cilacap
Demak	Demak
Grobogan	Purwodadi
Jepara	Jepara
Karanganyar	Karanganyar
Kebumen	Kebumen
Kendal	Kendal
Clap	Clap
Kudu	Kudu
Magelang	Mungkid
Pati	Pati
Pekalongan	Quays
Pemalang	Pemalang
Purbalingga	Purbalingga
Purworejo	Purworejo
Rembang	Rembang
Semarang	Ungaran
Crack	Crack
Sukoharjo	Sukoharjo
Tegal	Slavi
Temanggung	Temanggung
Wonogiri	Wonogiri
Wonosobo	Wonosobo

city	location
Magelang
Pekalongan
Salatiga
Semarang
Surakarta
Tegal

ISO 3166-2 : ID-JT

Sumatra

Location of Sumatra

Sumatra is the largest island that belongs to Indonesia alone and the sixth largest island in the world. It is divided into ten provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SM

Aceh (special region)

Location of Aceh

Administrative division of Aceh

The special region of Aceh ( Nanggroe Aceh Darussalam ) is located on the north-western tip of Sumatra. The capital is Banda Aceh . Aceh consists of 18 administrative districts and five cities with 284 districts and 6450 villages, which are called Gampong here. The special region has 4,993,385 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Aceh Jaya	Calang
Aceh Singkil	Singkil
Aceh Tamiang	Karang Baru
Bener Meriah	Simpang Tiga Redelong
Bireuen	Bireuen
Gayo Lues	Blangkejeren
Grossaceh ( Aceh Besar )	Kota Jantho
Nagan Raya	Suka Makmue
North Aceh ( Aceh Utara )	Lhoksukon
Ostaceh ( Aceh Timur )	Idi Rayeuk
Pidie	Sigli
Pidie Jaya	Meureudu
Simeulue	Sinabang
South Aceh ( Aceh Selatan )	Tapaktuan
Southeast Aceh ( Aceh Tenggara )	Kutacane
Southwest Aceh ( Aceh Barat Daya )	Blangpidie
Westaceh ( Aceh Barat )	Meulaboh
Central Aceh ( Aceh Tengah )	Takengon

city	location
Banda Aceh
Langsa
Lhokseumawe
Sabang
Subulus salam

ISO 3166-2 : ID-AC

Bangka Belitung

Location of Bangka-Belitung

Bangka Belitung

The Bangka-Belitung Province ( Kepulauan Bangka Belitung ) consists of the islands of Bangka and Belitung , off the southeast coast of Sumatra. The capital is Pangkal Pinang on Bangka. The province was separated from South Sumatra in 2000. The province has 1,370,331 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bangka ( bangka )	Sungailiat
Belitung ( Belitung )	Tanjung Pandan
Ostbelitung ( Belitung Timur )	Manggar
South Bangka ( Bangka Selatan )	Koba
West Bangka ( Bangka Barat )	Mentok
Central Bangka ( Banka Tengah )	Toboali

city	location
Pangkal Pinang

ISO 3166-2 : ID-BB

Bengkulu

Location of Bengkulu

Bengkulu

The Bengkulu Province is located on the southwest coast of Sumatra. The offshore island of Enggano belongs to it . Enggano forms its own administrative district, but used to belong to North Bengkulu. The capital is Bengkulu . The province has 1,872,136 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Enggano ( Pulau Enggano )
Kaur	Bintuhan
Kepahiang	Kepahiang
Lebong	Muara Aman
Mukomuko	Mukomuko
North Bengkulu ( Bengkulu Utara )	Argamakmur
Rejang Lebong	Curup
Seluma	Tais
South Bengkulu ( Bengkulu Selatan )	manna
Central Bengkulu ( Bengkulu Tengah )	Karang Tinggi

city	location
Bengkulu

ISO 3166-2 : ID-BE

Jambi

Location of Jambi

Jambi

The province of Jambi is located in the south of Sumatra and stretches from the east coast to almost the west coast of the island. The capital is Jambi . The province has 3,397,164 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Batang Hari	Muara Bulian
Bungo	Muara Bungo
Kerinci	Siulak
Merangine	Bangko
Muaro Jambi	Sengeti
East Tanjung Jabung ( Tanjung Jabung Timur )	Muara Sabak
Sarolangun	Sarolangun
Tebo	Muara Tebo
West Tanjung Jabung ( Tanjung Jabung Barat )	Kuala Tungkal

city	location
Jambi
Sungai Penuh

ISO 3166-2 : ID-JA

Lampung

Location of Lampung

Lampung

The province of Lampung is located on the southern tip of the island of Sumatra. The capital is Bandar Lampung . The province has 8,109,601 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Mesuji	Wiralaga Mulya
North lampung ( Lampung Utara )	Kotabumi
East lamping ( Lampung Timur )	Sukadana
Pesawaran	Gedong Tataan
Pringsewu	Pringsewu
South Lampung ( Lampung Selatan )	Kalianda
Tanggamus	Kota Agung Pusat
Tulangbawang	Menggala
West Tulang Bawang ( Tulang Bawang Barat )	?
Way Kanan	Blambangan Umpu
West lampung ( Lampung Barat )	Liwa
West Pesisir ( Pesisir Barat )	Pasar Krui
Central lamp ( Lampung Tengah )	Gunung Sugih

city	location
Bandar Lampung
metro

ISO 3166-2 : ID-LA

North Sumatra

Location of North Sumatra

The province of North Sumatra ( Sumatra Utara ) located in the northern part of the island of Sumatra. The island of Nias also belongs to it . The capital is Medan . The province has 13,923,262 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Asahan	Kisaran
Batu Bara	Limapuluh
Dairi	Sidikalang
Deli Serdang	Lubuk Pakam
Humbang Hasundutan	Dolok Sanggul
Diamonds	Kabanjahe
Labuhan Batu	Rantau Prapat
Langkat	Stabat
Mandailing Natal	Panyabungan
Nias	Gunungsitoli
North Labuhan Batu ( Labuhan Batu Utara )	Aek Kanopan
Northern Nias ( Nias Utara )	Lotu
North Padang Lawas ( Padang Lawas Utara )	Gunung Tua
Northern Japanuli ( Tapanuli Utara )	Tariff
Padang Lawas	Sibuhuan
Pakpak Bharat	Salak
Samosir	Pangururan
Serdang Bedagai	Be Rampah
Simalungun	Raya
South Labuhan Batu ( Labuhan Batu Selatan )	Kota Pinang
South Nias ( Nias Selatan )	Teluk Dalam
South Japanuli ( Tapanuli Selatan )	Sipirok
Toba Samosir	Balige
Western Nias ( Nias Barat )	Lahomi
Central Japanuli ( Tapanuli Tengah )	Pandan

city	location
Binjai
Gunungsitoli
Medan
Padang Sidempuan
Pematang Siantar
Sibolga
Tanjung Balai
Tebing Tinggi

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SU

South Sumatra

Location of South Sumatra

The province of South Sumatra ( Sumatra Selatan ) is located in the southern part of the island of Sumatra. The capital is Palembang . The province has 8,043.0422 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Banyuasin	Pangkalan Balai
Empat Lawang	Tebing Tinggi
Lahat	Lahat
Muara Enim	Muara Enim
Musi Banyuasin	Sekayu
Musi Rawas	Muara Beliti
Northern Musi Rawas ( Musi Rawas Utara )	Rupit
Ogan Ilir	Indralaya
Ogan Komering Ilir	Kayu Agung
Ogan Komering Ulu	Baturaja
Ost-Ogan Komering Ulu ( Ogan Komering Ulu Timur )	Martapura
Penukal Abab Lematang Ilir	Talang Ubi
South Ogan Komering Ulu ( Ogan Komering Ulu Selatan )	Muara Dua

city	location
Lubuk Linggau
Pagar Alam
Palembang
Prabumulih

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SS

Riau

Location of Riau

The province of Riau is located on the east coast of Sumatra, opposite the Malay Peninsula . The capital is Pekanbaru . The province has 6,330,941 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bengkalis	Bengkalis
Indragiri Hilir	Tembilahan
Indragiri Hulu	Rengat
Kampar	Bangkinang
Kepulauan Meranti	Selat Panjang
Kuantan Singingi	Teluk Kuantan
Pelalawan	Pangkalan Kerinci
Rokan Hilir	Ujung Tanjung
Rokan Hulu	Pasir Pangaraian
Siak	Siak Sriindrapura

city	location
Dumai
Pekanbaru

ISO 3166-2 : ID-RI

Riau Islands (Kepulauan Riau)

Location of the Riau Islands

Province of the Riau Islands

The province of the Riau Islands ( Kepulauan Riau ) consists of the Riau Islands , the Anambas Islands , the Lingga Islands and the Natuna Islands and is located south of the Malay Peninsula and between this and the island of Kalimantan (Borneo). Until 2004, the islands were part of the Riau Province. The capital is Tanjung Pinang . The province has 1,968,313 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bintan	Bandar Seri Bentan
Karimun	Tanjung Balai Karimun
Anambas Islands ( Kepulauan Anambas )	Terempa
Lingga	Daik
Natuna	Ranai

city	location
Batam
Tanjung Pinang

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KR

Western Sumatra

Location of Western Sumatra

Administrative division of Western Sumatra

The province of West Sumatra ( Sumatra Barat ) located on the west coast of the island of Sumatra. It also includes the Mentawai Islands , which have been a separate administrative district since 1999. The capital is Padang . The province has 5,190,577 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Agam	Lubuk Basung
Dharmasraya	Sungai Dareh
Lima Puluh Kota	Sarilamak
Mentawai Islands ( Kepulauan Mentawai )	Tua Pejat
Padang Pariaman	Pariaman
Pasaman	Lubuk Sikaping
Sijunjung	Muaro Sijunjung
Solok ( Kabupaten Solok )	Aro Suka
South Pesisir ( Pesisir Selatan )	Painan
South Solok ( Solok Selatan )	Padang Aro
Tanah Datar	Batusangkar
West Pasaman ( Pasaman Barat )	Simpang Empat

city	location
Bukittinggi
Padang
Padang Panjang
Pariaman
Payakumbuh
Sawahlunto
Solook

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SB

Kalimantan (Borneo)

Location of Kalimantans

The north of the island of Kalimantan ( Borneo ) belongs to the states of Malaysia and Brunei . The Indonesian part of the island is divided into five provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KA

Northern Kalimantan

Location of Northern Kalimantan

The province of Northern Kalimantan ( Kalimantan Utara ) is located in the northeast of the Indonesian part of Kalimantan. The province was separated from East Kalimantan in 2012. The capital is Tanjung Selor . The province has 639,639 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bulungan	Tanjung Selor
Malinau	Malinau
Nunukan	Nunukan
Tana Tlung	Tideng Pale

city	location
Tarakan

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KU

East Kalimantan

Location of East Kalimantan

The province of East Kalimantan ( Kalimantan Timur ) is located in the east of the island of Borneo. The capital is Samarinda . The province has 3,422,676 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative division of East Kalimantan

Administrative district	Capital	location
Berau	Tanjung Redeb
Kutai Kartanegara	Tenggarong
East Kutai ( Kutai Timur )	Sangatta
Paser	Tana Paser
Penajam North Paser ( Penajam Paser Utara )	Penajam
West Kutai ( Kutai Barat )	Sendawar

city	location
Balikpapan
Bontang
Samarinda

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KI

South Kalimantan

Location of South Kalimantan

South Kalimantan

The province of South Kalimantan ( Kalimantan Selatan ) is located on the south coast of Borneo. The capital is Banjarmasin . The province has 3,984,315 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Balangan	Paringin
Banjar	Martapura
Barito Kuala	Marabahan
Kotabaru	Kotabaru
Northern Hulu Sungai ( Hulu Sungai Utara )	Amuntai
South Hulu Sungai ( Hulu Sungai Selatan )	Kandangan
Tabalong	Tanjung
Tanah Bumbu	Batulicin
Tanah Laut	Pelaihari
Tapin	Rantau
Central Hulu Sungai ( Hulu Sungai Tengah )	Barabai

city	location
Banjarbaru
Banjarmasin

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KS

West Kalimantan

Location of West Kalimantan

The province of West Kalimantan ( Kalimantan Barat ) is located in the west of the island of Borneos. The capital is Pontianak . The province has 4,783,209 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bengkayang	Bengkayang
Hooda's Hulu	Putussibau
Ketapang	Ketapang
Kubu Raya	Sungai Raya
Landak	Ngabang
Melawi	Melawi
North Kayong ( Kayong Utara )	Sukadana
Pontianak	Pontianak
Sambas	Sambas
Sanggau	Sanggau
Sekadau	Sekadau
Sintang	Sintang

city	location
Pontianak
Singkawang

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KB

Central Kalimantan

Location of Central Kalimantan

The province of Central Kalimantan ( Kalimantan Tengah ) is located in the south of the island of Borneo. The capital is Palangka Raya . The province has 2,490,178. Population (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Gunung Mas	Kuala Kurun
Hoodas	Kuala Kapuas
Katingan	Kasongan
Lamandau	Nanga Bulik
Murung Raya	Puruk Cahu
Northern Barito ( Barito Utara )	Muara Teweh
East Barito ( Barito Timur )	Tamiang Layang
Ostkotawaringin ( Kotawaringin Timur )	Sampit
Pulau Pisau	Pulang Pisau
Seruyan	Kuala Pembuang
South Barito ( Barito Selatan )	Buntok
Sukamara	Sukamara
West Kotawaringin ( Kotawaringin Barat )	Pangkalan Bun

city	location
Palangka Raya

ISO 3166-2 : ID-KT

Sulawesi (Celebes)

Location Sulawesis

The island of Sulawesi (formerly Celebes ) is divided into six provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SL

Gorontalo

Location of Gorontalo

The Gorontalo province is located in the north of the island of Sulawesi. It is divided into five administrative districts and one city, the capital Gorontalo. The province has 1,131,670 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Boalemo	Tilamuta
Bone Bolango	Suwawa
Gorontalo	Limboto
Northern Gorontalo ( Gorontalo Utara )	Kwandang
Pohuwato	Marisa

city	location
Gorontalo

ISO 3166-2 : ID-GO

North Sulawesi

Location of North Sulawesi

North Sulawesi

The province of North Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Utara ) forms the northeastern tip of the island of Sulawesi. The capital is Manado . The province has 2,409.9210 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bolaang Mongondow	Lolak
Siau Tagulandang Biaro Islands ( Kepulauan Siau Tagulandang Biaro )	Ondong
Minahasa	Tondano
North Bolaang Mongondow ( Bolaang Mongondow Utara )	Boroko
North Minahasa ( Minahasa Utara )	Airmadidi
East Bolaang Mongondow ( Bolaang Mongondow Timur )	Tutuyan
Sangihe Islands ( Kepulauan Sangihe )	Tahuna
South Bolaang Mongondow ( Bolaang Mongondow Selatan )	Molibagu
South Minahasa ( Minahasa Selatan )	Amurang
Southeast Minahasa ( Minahasa Tenggara )	Ratahan
Talaud Islands ( Kepulauan Talaud )	Melonguan

city	location
Bitung
Kotamobagu
Manado
Tomohon

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SA

Southeast Sulawesi

Location of southeast Sulawesi

Southeast Sulawesi

The province of Southeast Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Tenggara ) forms the southeastern tip of the island of Sulawesi. The capital is Kendari . In 2014, the Westmuna administrative region was separated from Muna. The province has 2,495,248 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bombana	Rumbia
Buton	Pasar Wajo
North Buton ( Buton Utara )	Buranga
Kolaka	Kolaka
North Kolaka ( Kolaka Utara )	Lasusua
East Kolaka ( Kolaka Timur )	Tiravuta
Konawe	Unaaha
Kona Islands ( Konawe Kepulauan )	Langara
South Buton ( Buton Selatan )	Batauga
South Konawe ( Konawe Selatan )	Andoolo
North Konawe ( Konawe Utara )	Wanggudu
Muna	Raha
Wakatobi	Wangi-Wangi
Westmuna ( Muna Barat )	Laworo
Central buton ( Buton Tengah )	Labungkari

city	location
Construction construction
Kendari

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SG

South Sulawesi

Location of South Sulawesi

South Sulawsi

The province of South Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Selatan ) forms the southwestern tip of the island of Sulawesi. The capital is Makassar . The province has 8,512,608 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bantaeng	Bantaeng
Barru	Barru
Bone	Watampone
Bulukumba	Bulukumba
Enrekang	Enrekang
Gowa	Sungguminasa
Jeneponto	Bontosunggu
Luwu	Belopa
Maros	Maros
North Luwu ( Luwu Utara )	Masamba
North Toraja ( Toraja Utara )	Rantepao
East Luwu ( Luwu Timur )	Malili
Pangkajene and Islands ( Pangkajene dan Kepulauan )	Pangkajene
Pin rank	Pin rank
Salajar Islands ( Kepulauan Selayar )	Benteng
Sidenreng Rappang	Sidenreng
Sinjai	Sinjai
Soppeng	Watansoppeng
Takalar	Pattallassang
Tana Toraja	Macals
Wajo	Sengkang

city	location
Macassar
Palopo
Pare-pare

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SN

West Sulawesi

Location of West Sulawesi

West Sulawesi

The province of West Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Barat ) forms the west of the island of Sulawesi. The capital is Mamuju . The province has 1,279,9942 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Majene	Majene
Mamasa	Mamasa
Mamuju	Mamuju
Pasangkayu (formerly North Mamuju)	Pasangkayu
Polewali mandar	Polewali
Mamuju Tengah ( Central Muju )	Tobadak

ISO 3166-2 : ID-SR

Central Sulawesi

Location of central Sulawesi

Central Sulawesi

The province of Central Sulawesi ( Sulawesi Tengah ) is the island's largest province with 69,726 km². The capital is Palu . The province has 2,872,8572 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Banggai	Luwuk
Banggai Islands ( Banggai Kepulauan )	Salakan
Banggai Sea ( Banggai Laut )	Banggai
Buol	Buol
Donggala	Banawa
Morowali	Bungku
North Morowali ( Morowali Utara )	Colonodal
Parigi Moutong	Parigi
Poso	Poso
Sigi	Sigi Biromaru
Tojo Una-Una	Ampana
Toli-Toli	Toli-Toli

city	location
Palu

ISO 3166-2 : ID-ST

Nusa Tenggara (Lesser Sunda Islands)

Location of Nusa Tenggaras

The Lesser Sunda Islands are divided into the state of East Timor and the Indonesian Nusa Tenggara ( German Southeast Islands ). The Indonesian part consists of three provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-NU

Bali

Location of Bali

The province of Bali consists of the island of the same name and its offshore smaller islets. The capital is Denpasar . The province has 4,148,588 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bathing	Mengwi
Bangli	Bangli
Buleleng	Singaraja
Gianyar	Gianyar
Jembrana	Negara
Karangasem	Amlapura
Klungkung	Semarapura
Tabanan	Tabanan

city	location
Denpasar

ISO 3166-2 : ID-BA

East Nusa Tenggara

Location of East Nusa Tenggara

Administrative districts in West Timor

The province of East Nusa Tenggara ( Nusa Tenggara Timur ) encloses the east of Nusa Tenggara. The largest island is Timor, only about half of which belongs to Indonesia. Since December 14, 2012, the province has been divided into 21 administrative districts and one city, the capital Kupang in West Timor . The province has 5,112,760 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Alor	Kalabahi
Belu	Atambua
The End	The End
Kupang	Oelamasi
Lembata	Lewoleba
Malaka	Pray
Manggarai	Downdraft
Nagekeo	Mbay
Ngada	Najawa
North Central Timor ( Timor Tengah Utara )	Kefamenanu
East Flores ( Flores Timur )	Larantuka
East Manggarai ( Manggarai Timur )	Borong
East Sumba ( Sumba Timur )	Waingapu
Red Ndao	Baa
Sabu Raijua	Sabu Barat
Sikka	Maumere
Southwest Umba ( Sumba Barat Daya )	Tambolaka
South Central Timor ( Timor Tengah Selatan )	Soe
Western Sumba ( Sumba Barat )	Waikabubak
West Manggarai ( Manggarai Barat )	Labuan Bajo
Central Sumba ( Sumba Tengah )	Waibakul

city	location
Kupang

ISO 3166-2 : ID-NT

West Nusa Tenggara

Location of West Nusa Tenggara

The province of West Nusa Tenggara ( Nusa Tenggara Barat ) consists of Lombok , Sumbawa and other smaller islands between Bali and Flores. The capital is Mataram . The province has 4,830,118 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Bima	Raba
Dompu	Dompu
North Lombok ( Lombok Utara )	Tanjung
East Lombok ( Lombok Timur )	Selong
Sumbawa	Sumbawa Besar
West Lombok ( Lombok Barat )	Gerung
West Sumbawa ( Sumbawa Barat )	Taliwang
Central Lombok ( Lombok Tengah )	Praya

city	location
Bima
Mataram

ISO 3166-2 : ID-NB

Moluccas

Location of the Moluccas

The Moluccas consist of numerous smaller islands between Sulawesi and the Lesser Sunda Islands in the west and New Guinea in the east. The region is divided into two provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-ML

Moluccas (Maluku)

Location of the province of the Moluccas

The province of Moluccas ( Maluku ) and the islands of the Banda Arch form the southern part of the Moluccas. The capital is Ambon on the island of the same name . The province has 1,683,856 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Aru Islands	Dobo
Buru	Namlea
Ostseram ( Seram Bagian Timur )	Dataran Hunimoa (de jure), Bula (de facto)
South Buru ( Buru Selatan )	Namrole
Southeast Moluccas ( Maluku Tenggara )	Langgur
Southwest Moluccas ( Maluku Barat Daya )	Tiakur
Tanimbar Islands ( Kepulauan Tanimbar )	Saumlaki
West Seram ( Seram Bagian Barat )	Dataran Hunipopu (de jure) Piru (de facto)
Central Moluccas ( Maluku Tengah )	Masohi

city	location
Ambon
Tual

ISO 3166-2 : ID-MA

Northern Moluccas

Location of the Northern Moluccas

The Northern Moluccas Province ( Maluku Utara ) was separated from the Moluccas Province in 1999. Since 2012, the Northern Moluccas Province has been divided into eight administrative districts and two cities. The capital is Sofifi on the island of Halmahera in the administrative area of the city of Tidore Islands . The province has 1,160,275 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Morotai ( Pulau Morotai )	Daruba
Northern Halmahera ( Halmahera Utara )	Tobelo
East Halmahera ( Halmahera Timur )	Maba
South Halmahera ( Halmahera Selatan )	Labuha
Sula Islands	Sanana
Taliabu ( Pulau Taliabu )	Bobong
Western Halmahera ( Halmahera Barat )	Jailolo
Central Halmahera ( Halmahera Tengah )	Weda

city	main place	location
Ternate	Ternate
Tidore Islands ( Tidore Kepulauan )	Soasio

ISO 3166-2 : ID-MU

West New Guinea

Location of Western New Guinea

Western New Guinea forms the Indonesian part of the island of New Guinea . The east belongs to the state of Papua New Guinea . The Indonesian west is divided into two provinces.

ISO 3166-2 : ID-IJ

Papua

Location of Papua

The province of Papua forms the main part of Western New Guinea. In 2003, parts of the northwest were separated as West Papua Province. The capital of the province of Papua is Jayapura . The province has 3,143,088 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Asmat	Agats
Biak Numfor	Biak
Boven Digoel	Tanah Merah
Deiyai	Tigi
Dogiyai	Kigamani
Intan Jaya	Sugapa
Jayapura	Sentani
Jayawijaya	Wamena
Keerom	Waris
Lanny Yaya	Tiom
Mamberamo Raya	Burmeso
Mappi	Kepi
Merauke	Merauke
Facial expressions	Timika
Nabire	Nabire
Nduga	Kenyam
Paniai	Enarotali
Pegunungan Bintang	Oksibil
Puncak	Ilaga
Puncak Jaya	Kotamulia
Sarmi	Sarmi
Supiori	Sorendiweri
Tolikara	Karubaga
Waropen	Botawa
Yahukimo	Sumo shark
Yalimo	Elelim
Yapen Islands ( Kepulaun Yapen )	Serui
Central Mamberamo ( Mamberamo Tengah )	Kobakma

city	location
Jayapura

ISO 3166-2 : ID-PA

West Papua

Location of West Papua

West Papua Province

The province of West Papua ( Papua Barat ) was separated from Papua in 2003. Until 2007 she was called West-Irian Jaya ( Irian Jaya Barat ). The province comprises the westernmost part of New Guinea with the Vogelkop Peninsula and offshore islands, including Waigeo and Misool . Since 2012, West Papua has been divided into twelve administrative districts and one city. The capital is Manokwari . The province has 868,819 inhabitants (2015 census).

Administrative district	Seat of government	location
Fakfak	Fakfak
Kaimana	Kaimana
Manokwari	Manokwari
Maybrat	Kumurkek
Pegunungan Arfak	Anggi
Raja Ampat	Wasai
Sorong	Aimas
South Manokwari ( Manokwari Selatan )	Ransiki
South Sorong ( Sorong Selatan )	Teminabuan
Tambrauw	Fef
Teluk Bintuni	Bintuni
Teluk Wondama	Rasiei

city	location
Sorong

ISO 3166-2 : ID-PB

Web links

List of the administrative units of Indonesia down to the Desas 2010 ( Memento from April 6, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) (English; PDF; 5.9 MB)

Individual evidence

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^ Administrative map of Bengkulu Province
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↑ DPR Sahkan Kabupaten Konawe Kepulauan , April 12, 2013 , accessed on July 14, 2013

↑ Kabupaten Mamuju Tengah segera terbentuk , November 22, 2012 ( Memento of the original from July 26, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed July 14, 2013 @1@ 2

↑ Antara News: Mendagri Lantik Penjabat Banggai Laut , April 23, 2013 , accessed July 14, 2013

↑ Paripurna DPR Sahkan Pembentukan Kabupaten Morowali Utara dan Kabupaten Konawe Kepulauan , April 12, 2013 ( Memento of the original from April 27, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link has been inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. , accessed July 14, 2013 @1@ 2

↑ PERATURAN PEMERINTAH NOMOR 3 TAHUN 2006 TENTANG PEMINDAHAN IBUKOTA KABUPATEN KUPANG DARI WILAYAH KOTA KUPANG KE WILAYAH OELAMASI KABUPATEN KUPANG

↑ Kompas.com: Malaka Akhirnya Menjadi Daerah Otonom Baru , December 15, 2012 , accessed February 3, 2013

↑ Map of the Northern Moluccas

↑ Undang-Undang RI No. 23 Tahun 2012, daily 17-11-2012

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