List of municipalities

  1. Ainaži (2)
  2. Aizkraukle (1)
  3. Aizputes Novads (1)
  4. Alsunga Novads (1)
  5. Alūksne (1)
  6. Auce (12)
  7. Babītes Novads (1)
  8. Baloži (1)
  9. Balvi (1)
  10. Bauska (1)
  11. Beverīna Novads (1)
  12. Carnikavas Novads (1)
  13. Cēsis (1)
  14. Dagda (1)
  15. Daugavpils (2)
  16. Dobele (3)
  17. Durbes Novads (1)
  18. Engures Novads (1)
  19. Grobiņas Novads (1)
  20. Grobiņa (2)
  21. Gulbene (1)
  22. Iecava (1)
  23. Ikšķile (1)
  24. Jēkabpils (1)
  25. Jelgava (2)
  26. Jūrmala (4)
  27. Ķeguma Novads (1)
  28. Kokneses Novads (1)
  29. Krāslava (1)
  30. Krimuldas Novads (1)
  31. Kuldīga (2)
  32. Kurzeme (10)
  33. Latgale (3)
  34. Latvia (5)
  35. Lielvārdes Novads (1)
  36. Liepāja (2)
  37. Līgatne (1)
  38. Limbaži (1)
  39. Līvāni (2)
  40. Ludza (1)
  41. Madona (1)
  42. Mālpils Novads (1)
  43. Olaines Novads (1)
  44. Ogre (2)
  45. Piltene (1)
  46. Pļaviņas (1)
  47. Preiļi (2)
  48. Priekule (1)
  49. Rēzekne (1)
  50. Riga (5)
  51. Rojas Novads (1)
  52. Ropažu Novads (1)
  53. Rucavas Novads (1)
  54. Rundāles Novads (1)
  55. Sabile (1)
  56. Salaspils (1)
  57. Saldus (1)
  58. Saulkrasti (1)
  59. Sējas Novads (1)
  60. Sigulda (1)
  61. Smiltene (8)
  62. Staicele (2)
  63. Stende (1)
  64. Strenči Novads (1)
  65. Talsi (1)
  66. Tukuma Novads (1)
  67. Tukums (2)
  68. Valka (1)
  69. Valmiera (6)
  70. Varakļāni (1)
  71. Vārkavas Novads (1)
  72. Vecumnieki (1)
  73. Ventspils (1)
  74. Vidzeme (4)
  75. Viesīte (1)
  76. Viļānu Novads (1)
  77. Zemgale (11)
 From Wikipedia

Administrative divisions of Latvia (valid since 1 July 2009). According to the Administrative territorial reform of Latvia, Latvia changed its administrative divisions from two-level municipalities (the districts were the first-level municipalities, while towns (cities), town's countryside territories and parishes were the second-level municipalities) to one-level municipalities - districts were abolished, while towns/cities (Latvian: pilsētas, plural), town's countryside territories (Latvian: pilsētu lauku teritorijas, plural) and parishes (Latvian: pagasti, plural) were merged into 110 municipalities (Latvian: novadi, plural), with 9 metropolitan areas got the status of republican cities (Latvian: pilsētas, plural).[1] (Latvian: republikas pilsētas) with their own city council and administration.

Municipalities are mainly subdivided into territorial units (novada teritoriālās vienības): municipality parishes (novada pagasti) and municipality towns (novada pilsētas),[4] however, there are municipalities without any subdivision.

Map of Latvia Ainaži Aizkraukle Aizputes Novads Alsunga Novads Alūksne Auce Babīte Novads Baloži Balvi Bauska Beverīna Novads Carnikava Cēsis Dagda Daugavpils Dobele Durbes Novads Engures Novads Grobiņas Novads Grobiņa Gulbene Iecava Ikšķile Jēkabpils Jelgava Jūrmala Ķeguma Novads Kokneses Novads Krāslava Krimuldas Novads Kuldīga Kurzeme Latgale Latvia Lielvārdes Novads Liepāja Līgatne Limbaži Līvāni Ludza Madona Mālpils Novads Olaines Novads Ogre Piltene Pļaviņas Preiļi Priekule Rēzekne Riga Rojas Novads Ropažu Novads Rucavas Novads Rundāles Novads Sabile Salaspils Saldus Saulkrasti Sējas Novads Sigulda Smiltene Staicele Stende Strenči Novads Talsi Tukuma Novads Tukums Valka Valmiera Varakļāni Vārkavas Novads Vecumnieki Ventspils Vidzeme Viesīte Viļāni Novads Zemgale Kurzeme Latgale Latvia Vidzeme Zemgale

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