Districts of Latvia
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Before July 1, 2009 Latvia was divided into 26 districts (rajons; pl. rajoni) and 7 cities (lielpilsētas; singular – lielpilsēta), indicated with asterisks: (for new administrative divisions see Administrative divisions of Latvia (2009))
- Aizkraukle District
- Alūksne District
- Balvi District
- Bauska District
- Cēsis District
- Daugavpils District
- Daugavpils*
- Dobele District
- Gulbene District
- Jēkabpils District
- Jelgava District
- Jelgava*
- Jūrmala*
- Krāslava District
- Kuldīga District
- Liepāja District
- Liepāja*
- Limbaži District
- Ludza District
- Madona District
- Ogre District
- Preiļi District
- Rēzekne District
- Rēzekne*
- Riga District
- Riga*
- Saldus District
- Talsi District
- Tukums District
- Valka District
- Valmiera District
- Ventspils District
- Ventspils*
Labelled map
See also
- Administrative divisions of Latvia
- Administrative divisions of Latvia (pre-2009)
- Administrative regions of Latvia
- Historical regions of Latvia
- ISO 3166-2:LV
Defunct districts and major cities of Latvia |
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Defunct districts |
Aizkraukle District · Alūksne District · Balvi District · Bauska District · Cēsis District · Daugavpils District · Dobele District · Gulbene District · Jēkabpils District · Jelgava District · Krāslava District · Kuldīga District · Liepāja District · Limbaži District · Ludza District · Madona District · Ogre District · Preiļi District · Rēzekne District · Riga District · Saldus District · Talsi District · Tukums District · Valka District · Valmiera District · Ventspils District
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