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Administrative divisions of Laos

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Administrative divisions of Laos
First-level
Province Prefecture
Second-level
District
Third-level
Village
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Laos is divided into 17provinces (khoueng) and 1 prefecture (nakhon louang).^[1]

Provinces

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Further information:Provinces of Laos

No.	Subdivisions	Capital	Area (km²)	Population (2015)^[2]
1	Attapeu	Attapeu (Samakkhixay District)	10,320	139,628
2	Bokeo	Houayxay (Houayxay District)	6,196	179,243
3	Bolikhamsai	Pakxan (Pakxan District)	14,863	273,691
4	Champasak	Pakse (Pakse District)	15,415	694,023
5	Houaphanh	Xam Neua (Xam Neua District)	16,500	289,393
6	Khammouane	Thakhek (Thakhek District)	16,315	392,052
7	Luang Namtha	Luang Namtha (Namtha District)	9,325	175,753
8	Luang Prabang	Luang Prabang (Luang Prabang District)	16,875	431,889
9	Oudomxay	Muang Xay (Xay District)	15,370	307,622
10	Phongsaly	Phongsali (Phongsaly District)	16,270	177,989
11	Sainyabuli	Sainyabuli (Xayabury District)	16,389	381,376
12	Salavan	Salavan (Salavan District)	10,691	396,942
13	Savannakhet	Kaysone Phomvihane (Khanthaboury District)	21,774	969,697
14	Sekong	Sekong (La Mam District)	7,665	83,600
15	Vientiane Prefecture	Vientiane (Chanthabouly District)	3,920	820,940
16	Vientiane Province	Phonhong (Phonhong District)	15,927	419,090
17	Xiengkhouang	Phonsavan (Pek District)	15,880	244,684
18	Xaisomboun Province	Anouvong (Anouvong District)	8,300	85,168

Districts

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Further information:Districts of Laos

Each province is subdivided into districts (muang), which are later divided into villages (ban). In the past, there was a subdivision between themuangs and thebans, which were calledtasseng (or subdistricts/cantons).

References

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^"Nsc Lao Pdr". Nsc.gov.la. Archived fromthe original on 23 January 2012. Retrieved21 January 2012.
^Lao Statistics Bureau (21 October 2016)."Results of Population and Housing Census 2015"(PDF). Retrieved8 January 2018.

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