Administrative divisions of Laos

Laos is divided into 17 provinces (khoueng) and one prefecture (nakhon louang) which includes the capital city Vientiane (Nakhon Louang Viangchan).Provinces are further divided into districts (muang) and then villages (ban).An 'urban' village is essentially a town.[1] Officially, Laos is divided into 3 administrative tiers, with different types of administrative unit on each tier: Each Laotian province is subdivided into districts (muang) and then subdivided into villages (baan).
ProvincePrefectureDistrictprovincesdistrictsProvinces of LaosSubdivisionsAttapeuSamakkhixay DistrictHouayxayBolikhamsaiPakxanPakxan DistrictChampasakPakse DistrictHouaphanhXam NeuaXam Neua DistrictKhammouaneThakhekThakhek DistrictLuang NamthaNamtha DistrictLuang PrabangLuang Prabang DistrictOudomxayMuang XayXay DistrictPhongsalyPhongsaliPhongsaly DistrictSainyabuli SainyabuliXayabury DistrictSalavanSalavan DistrictSavannakhetKaysone PhomvihaneKhanthaboury DistrictSekongLa Mam DistrictVientiane PrefectureVientianeVientiane ProvincePhonhongPhonhong DistrictXiengkhouangPhonsavanPek DistrictXaisomboun ProvinceAnouvongAnouvong DistrictDistricts of LaosGeography of LaosarticlesHistoryPeoplingKhun BoromLao peopleTai peoplesLan XangVat PhouLuang PhrabangMuang PhuanFrench protectorateJapanese invasionJapanese puppet stateLao IssaraKingdom of LaosIndochina WarsHo Chi Minh trailPathet LaoLaotian Civil WarVietnamese invasionNeutralityHistory until 1945History since 1945Insurgency2007 coup attemptGeographyDeforestationEcoregionsMekongPhou BiaRiversProtected areasWildlifeWorld Heritage SitesPoliticsConstitutionElectionsForeign relationsGeneral SecretaryHuman rightsLGBT rightsLaw enforcementMilitaryNational AssemblyPresidentPolitical partiesVice PresidentPrime MinisterEconomyAgricultureCentral bankKip (currency)EnergyFishingStock exchangeTelecommunicationsTourismTrade unionsTransportDemographicsEducationEthnic groupsHealthCOVID-19LanguageProstitutionReligionSex traffickingCultureAnthemCuisineDramatic artsEmblemFestivalsLiteraturePublic holidaysSportsOutline