ISO 3166-2:DO

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ISO 3166-2:DO is an ISO standard which defines geocodes: it is the subset of ISO 3166-2 which applies to the Dominican Republic.

There are no ISO-codes for:

• Santo Domingo (created 2001 from Distrito Nacional)
• San José de Ocoa (created 2002 from Peravia)

[edit] Newsletters

• ISO 3166-2:2000-06-21

[edit] Codes

Sorted by Code DO-01 Distrito Nacional DO-02 Azua DO-03 Baoruco DO-04 Barahona DO-05 Dajabón DO-06 Duarte DO-07 Elías Piña DO-08 El Seibo DO-09 Espaillat DO-10 Independencia DO-11 La Altagracia DO-12 La Romana DO-13 La Vega DO-14 María Trinidad Sánchez DO-15 Monte Cristi DO-16 Pedernales DO-17 Peravia DO-18 Puerto Plata DO-19 Salcedo DO-20 Samaná DO-21 San Cristóbal DO-22 San Juan DO-23 San Pedro de Macorís DO-24 Sánchez Ramírez DO-25 Santiago DO-26 Santiago Rodríguez DO-27 Valverde DO-28 Monseñor Nouel (created 1992 from La Vega) DO-29 Monte Plata (created 1992 from San Cristóbal) DO-30 Hato Mayor (created 1992 from El Seibo)

Sorted by Name Azua DO-02 Baoruco DO-03 Barahona DO-04 Dajabón DO-05 Distrito Nacional DO-01 Duarte DO-06 El Seibo DO-08 Elías Piña DO-07 Espaillat DO-09 Hato Mayor (created 1992 from El Seibo) DO-30 Independencia DO-10 La Altagracia DO-11 La Romana DO-12 La Vega DO-13 María Trinidad Sánchez DO-14 Monseñor Nouel (created 1992 from La Vega) DO-28 Monte Cristi DO-15 Monte Plata (created 1992 from San Cristóbal) DO-29 Pedernales DO-16 Peravia DO-17 Puerto Plata DO-18 Salcedo DO-19 Samaná DO-20 San Cristóbal DO-21 San Juan DO-22 [[San Pedro de Macorís (province)|] DO-23 Sánchez Ramírez DO-24 Santiago DO-25 Santiago Rodríguez DO-26 Valverde DO-27

[edit] See also

• ISO 3166-2, the reference table for all country region codes.
• ISO 3166-1, the reference table for all country codes, as used for domain names on the Internet.