Administrative division of Chad
The Republic of Chad became independent in 1960 and has since been divided into 14 prefectures, since 1999 into 28 departments and since 2002 into 18 regions. Since 2012, Chad has been divided into 23 regions. Before independence, Chad was divided into ten departments during the French colonial period between 1935 and 1947 and nine regions until 1960.
history
Since 2008
In 2008, Chad was divided into 22 regions. The Ennedi * region has been divided since September 4, 2012. Since then there have been 23 regions, this division is not taken into account in the numbers on the map and in the list.
2002 to 2008: 18 regions
The regions were created according to Décret n ° 419 / PR / MAT / 02 of October 17, 2002.
(1) Established in 2004
1999 to 2002: 28 departments
The departments were created according to Décret n ° 355 / PR / MISD / 99 of September 1, 1999.
| No. | region | Capital | Sub-prefectures |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dababa | Bokoro | Bokoro, Gama, Moito |
| 2 | Baguirmi | Massenya | Massenya, Bousso, Dourbali |
| 3 | Batha Ouest | Ati | Ati, Djedaa, Fitri (Yao), Koundjourou |
| 4th | Batha Est | Oum-Hadjer | Oum-hadjer, Assinet, Haraze Djombo Kibit |
| 5 | Sila | Goz-Beïda | Goz-Beïda, Koukou Angara, Tissi, Addé |
| 6th | Salamat | At Timan | Am Timan, Aboudéïa, Haraze Mangueigne |
| 7th | Bahr-El-Gazal | Moussoro | Moussoro, Michémiré, Sallal |
| 8th | Bahr-Koeh | Sarh | Sarh, Dembo, Korbol, Maro |
| 9 | Biltine | Biltine | Biltine, Am-Zoer, Arada, Gueréda, Iriba |
| 10 | Borkou | Faya-Largeau | Faya, Bourkou Yala, Kouba Olanga |
| 11 | Ennedi | Fada | Fada, Gouro, Kalaït, Ouadi Hawar, Ounianga Kébir |
| 12 | Guéra | Mongo | Mongo, Bitkine, Mangalmé, Melfi |
| 13 | Hadjer Lamis | Massaguet | Massaguet, Linia, Karal, Mandalia, Mani, Massakori |
| 14th | Kabbia | Gounou Gaya | Gounou-Gaya, Binder, Fianga, |
| 15th | Kanem | Mao | Mao, Mondo, Nokou, Rig-Rig |
| 16 | Lac | Bol | Bol, Baga-Sola, Doum-Doum, Liwa, Ngouri |
| 17th | Lac Iro | Kyabé | Kyabé, Bohobé, Boum Kebir |
| 18th | Logone Occidental | Moundou | Moundou, Beïnamar, Bénoye, Crimean-Crimea |
| 19th | Logone Oriental | Doba | Doba, Bébedjia, Béboto, Bodo, Goré |
| 20th | Mayo Boneye | Bongor | Bongor, Guelendeng, Kim, Rigaza |
| 21st | Mandoul | Koumra | Koumra, Bédjondo, Bouna, Goundi, Moïssala |
| 22nd | Mayo dala | Pala | Pala, Gagal, Lagon, Léré |
| 23 | Monts de Lam | Mbaïbokoum | Mbaïbokoum, Mbaïkoro, Bessao, Larmanaye |
| 24 | Ouaddaï | Abéché | Abéché, Abougoudam, Am-Dam, Chokoyan, Abdi |
| 25th | Assongha | Adré | Adré, Hadjer-Addid, Mabrone |
| 26th | Tandjilé Est | Laï | Laï, Déressia, Dono Manga |
| 27 | Tandjilé Ouest | Kélo | Kélo, Béré, Dafra |
| 28 | Tibesti | Bardaï | Bardaï, Aouzou, Zouar |
(from map)
1960 to 1999: 14 prefectures
| No. | prefecture | Capital | Sub-prefectures |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Batha | Ati | Ati, Djedda, Oum Hadjer |
| 2 | Biltine | Biltine | Am Zoer, Arada, Biltine, Guéréda, Iriba |
| 3 | Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti | Faya-Largeau | Borkou, Ennedi, Tibesti |
| 4th | Chari baguirmi | N'Djamena | Bokoro, Bousso, Massakory, N'Djamena |
| 5 | Guéra | Mongo | Bitkine, Mangalmé, Melfi, Mongo |
| 6th | Kanem | Mao | Mao, Moussoro, Nokou |
| 7th | Lac | Bol | Bol, Ngouri |
| 8th | Logone Occidental | Moundou | Beinamar, Benoye, Moundou |
| 9 | Logone Oriental | Doba | Baibokoum, Bebedjia, Doba, Goré |
| 10 | Mayo kebbi | Bongor | Bongor, Fianga, Gounou Gaya, Léré, Pala |
| 11 | Moyen-Chari | Sarh | Koumra, Kyabé, Maro, Moissala, Sarh |
| 12 | Ouaddaï | Abéché | Abéché, Adré, Am Dam, Goz Beida |
| 13 | Salamat | At Timan | Aboudeia, Am Timan, Haraze Mangueigne |
| 14th | Tandjilé | Laï | Béré, Kélo, Laï |
1947 to 1960: nine regions
| No. | region | Capital | Districts |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ouaddaï | Abéché | Abéché, Adré, Biltine |
| 2 | Salamat | At Timan | At Timan |
| 3 | Batha | Ati | Ati |
| 4th | Mayo kebbi | Bongor | Bongor, Fianga, Léré, Pala |
| 5 | Moyen-Chari | Fort Archambault | Fort Archambault |
| 6th | Chari baguirmi | Fort Lamy | Fort-Lamy, Massenya, Bousso |
| 7th | Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti | Largeau | Largeau |
| 8th | Kanem | Mao | Mao, Bol |
| 9 | Logone | Moundou | Moundou, Doba, Laï |
1935 to 1947: ten departments
| No. | Department | Capital | separations |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Ouaddaï | Abéché | Abéché, Adré, Biltine |
| 2 | Salamat | At Timan | At Timan |
| 3 | Batha | Ati | Ati |
| 4th | Mayo kebbi | Bongor | Bongor, Fianga, Léré, Pala |
| 5 | Moyen-Chari | Fort Archambault | Fort Archambault |
| 6th | Bas-Chari | Fort Lamy | Fort Lamy |
| 7th | Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti | Largeau | Largeau |
| 8th | Baguirmi | Massenya | Massenya, Bousso |
| 9 | Kanem | Mao | Mao, Bol |
| 10 | Logone | Moundou | Moundou |
See also
Web links
- Governorate du Tchad
- Statoids - Administrative Division of Chad
- - Map - OCHA administrative structure of Chad unocha.org
Individual evidence
- ↑ Regulation n ° 027 / PR / 2012 on the restructuring of some regional and local authorities. (PDF; 0.98 MB) (No longer available online.) Archived from the original on April 3, 2015 ; Retrieved September 10, 2015 (French). 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.
- ↑ Tchad. Retrieved January 25, 2019 (French).
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