Administrative divisions of Latvia

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, towns countryside territories and parishes were the second-level municipalities) to one-level municipalities - districts were liquidated, but towns (Latvian: pilsētas, plural), towns countryside territories (Latvian: pilsētu lauku teritorijas, plural) and parishes (Latvian: pagasti, plural) were merged into 110 municipalities (Latvian: novadi, plural) and there are 9 republican cities^[1] (Latvian: republikas pilsētas) with their own city council and administration.^[2][3]

Cities under state jurisdiction

Administrative divisions of Latvia (as of 3. January 2011)

Municipalities and their territorial units

Administrative divisions of Latvia in colors (as of 3. January 2011)

See also

• Administrative divisions of Latvia before 2009
• Cultural regions of Latvia
• Districts of Latvia
• List of cities in Latvia
• List of former cities of Latvia
• Planning regions of Latvia
• Statistical regions of Latvia
• ISO 3166-2:LV

References

• Administratīvo teritoriju un apdzīvoto vietu likums (reģ. nr.684/Lp9) (The Law about Administrative Territories and Settlements)

External links

• Population in novads
• The Ministry of Regional Development and Municipalities of Latvia

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