NUTS: CZ

As NUTS: CZ or NUTS regions in the Czech Republic is called territorial organization of the Czech Republic according to the European "Nomenclature of Territorial Units for Statistics" ( NUTS ).

Basics

In the Czech Republic, the three NUTS and two LAU levels are covered as follows:

• NUTS 1: 1 Území - Czech Republic
• NUTS 2: 8 Oblasti (groups of regions)
• NUTS 3: 14 Kraje ('regions')
• LAU : 6,258 Obce (municipalities) (formerly: LAU-1: 77 Okresy (municipal districts), LAU-2: 6,251 Obce (municipalities))

NUTS-2
NUTS-3 until December 31, 2007	NUTS-3 as of January 1, 2008

List of NUTS regions in the Czech Republic

NUTS 1		NUTS 2		NUTS 3
území (area)	code	region	code	kraj (region)	Code until Dec 31, 2007	Code as of Jan 1st, 2008
Českà Republika	CZ0	Praha  (Prague)	CZ01	Hlavní město Praha (Capital Prague)	CZ010	CZ010
		Střední Čechy  (Central Bohemia)	CZ02	Středočeský kraj	CZ020	CZ020
		Jihozápad  (southwest)	CZ03	Jihočeský kraj	CZ031	CZ031
				Plzeňský kraj	CZ032	CZ032
		Severozápad  (northwest)	CZ04	Karlovarský kraj	CZ041	CZ041
				Ústecký kraj	CZ042	CZ042
		Severovýchod  (northeast)	CZ05	Liberecký kraj	CZ051	CZ051
				Královéhradecký kraj	CZ052	CZ052
				Pardubický kraj	CZ053	CZ053
		Jihovýchod  (southeast)	CZ06	Kraj Vysočina	CZ061	CZ063
				Jihomoravský kraj	CZ062	CZ064
		Střední Morava  (Central Moravia)	CZ07	Olomoucký kraj	CZ071	CZ071
				Zlínský kraj	CZ072	CZ072
		Moravskoslezsko  (Moravian Silesia)	CZ08	Moravskoslezský kraj	CZ080	CZ080

See also

• ISO 3166-2 codes for Czech Republic
• Administrative division of the Czech Republic

Web links

• List of NUTS codes level 1 to 3 from 2016 - EU regulation 2016/2066 , on EUR-Lex (EU legal information system), pdf, page 6.
• List of NUTS codes level 1 to 3 from 2016 with changes from 2013 , on SIMAP (EU Information System for European Procurement).
• Historical development of the NUTS breakdowns , on Eurostat .
• NUTS directory of the Czech Statistical Office (PDF; 99 kB)

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Correlation tables - National breakdowns (EU-28) , Eurostat , 30 November 2018.