Geographic Regions of the Dominican Republic

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The Dominican Republic is divided into 3 Geographic Regions and then is divided into 9 Sub Geographic Regions. When the country was going to be independent, the regions were the ancient provinces.


Regional Division and actual Provinces of Dominican Republic
Regions Sub Regions Provinces Provincial Capital
Cibao Cibao Oriental Duarte San Francisco de Macorís
Hermanas Mirabal Salcedo
María Trinidad Sánchez Trinidad Sánchez Nagua
Samaná Santa Bárbara de Samaná
Cibao Norcentral Santiago Santiago de los Caballeros
Espaillat Moca
Puerto Plata San Felipe de Puerto Plata
Cibao Central La Vega Concepción de La Vega
Sánchez Ramírez Cotuí
Monseñor Nouel Bonao
Cibao Occidental Valverde Santa Cruz de Mao
Monte Cristi San Fernando de Monte Cristi
Santiago Rodríguez San Ignacio de Sabaneta
Dajabón Dajabón
Suroeste El Valle Azua Azua de Compostela
San Juan San Juan de la Maguana
Elías Piña Comendador
Enriquillo Barahona Santa Cruz de Barahona
Baoruco Neiba
Independencia Jimaní
Pedernales Pedernales
Sureste Metropolitana Distrito Nacional Santo Domingo de Guzmán
Santo Domingo Santo Domingo Este
Valdesia San Cristóbal San Cristóbal
Monte Plata San Rafael de Monte Plata
Peravia Baní
San José de Ocoa San José de Ocoa
Yuma La Romana La Romana
San Pedro de Macorís San Pedro de Macorís
Hato Mayor Hato Mayor del Rey
El Seibo Santa Cruz de El Seibo
La Altagracia Salvaleón de Higüey


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