Districts of North Sulawesi

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The province of North Sulawesi in Indonesia is divided into regencies, known as Kabupaten, which in turn are divided administratively into districts, known as Kecamatan.

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The Provinces of Indonesia are the 34 largest subdivisions of the country and the highest tier of the local government. Provinces are further divided into regencies and cities, which are in turn subdivided into subdistricts (kecamatan).

North Sulawesi Province in Indonesia

North Sulawesi is a province of Indonesia. It is located on the northern peninsula of the island of Sulawesi, on the Minahasa Peninsula, lies south of Philippines and southeast of Malaysia. It borders Philippines to the north, the Maluku Sea to the east, Gorontalo to the west and the Gulf of Tomini to the south. The province's capital and largest city is Manado, and its population was 4,135,526 according to the 2010 census; the latest official estimate is 4,353,540. Manado is also the main gateway and the economic center of the province. Other major towns includes Tomohon and Bitung. There are 41 mountains with an altitude ranging from 1,112–1,995 metres (3,648–6,545 ft). Most geologic conditions are the young volcanic region, a large number of eruptions and the active cone shape of the active volcanoes that adorn the central Minahasa, Bolaang Mongondow and Sangihe Islands.

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The districts of North Sulawesi with the regency it falls into are as follows:

  1. Bunaken
  2. Bunaken Kepulauan
  3. Malalayang
  4. Mapanget
  5. Paal Dua
  6. Sario
  7. Singkil
  8. Tikala
  9. Tuminting
  10. Wanea
  11. Wenang
  1. Aertembaga
  2. Girian
  3. Lembeh Selatan
  4. Lembeh Utara
  5. Madidir
  6. Maesa
  7. Matuari
  8. Ranowulu
  1. Kotamobagu Barat
  2. Kotamobagu Selatan
  3. Kotamobagu Timur
  4. Kotamobagu Utara
  1. Tomohon Barat
  2. Tomohon Selatan
  3. Tomohon Tengah
  4. Tomohon Timur
  5. Tomohon Utara
  1. Eris
  2. Kakas
  3. Kakas Barat
  4. Kawangkoan
  5. Kawangkoan Barat
  6. Kawangkoan Utara
  7. Kombi
  8. Langowan Barat
  9. Langowan Selatan
  10. Langowan Timur
  11. Langowan Utara
  12. Lembean Timur
  13. Mandolang
  14. Pineleng
  15. Remboken
  16. Sonder
  17. Tombariri
  18. Tombariri Timur
  19. Tombulu
  20. Tompaso
  21. Tompaso Barat
  22. Tondano Barat
  23. Tondano Selatan
  24. Tondano Timur
  25. Tondano Utara
  1. Amurang
  2. Amurang Barat
  3. Amurang Timur
  4. Kumelembuai
  5. Maesaan
  6. Modoinding
  7. Motoling
  8. Motoling Barat
  9. Motoling Timur
  10. Ranoyapo
  11. Sinonsayang
  12. Suluun Tareran
  13. Tareran
  14. Tatapaan
  15. Tenga
  16. Tompasobaru
  17. Tumpaan
  1. Airmadidi
  2. Dimembe
  3. Kalawat
  4. Kauditan
  5. Kema
  6. Likupang Barat
  7. Likupang Selatan
  8. Likupang Timur
  9. Talawaan
  10. Wori
  1. Belang
  2. Pasan
  3. Pusomaen
  4. Ratahan
  5. Ratahan Timur
  6. Ratatotok
  7. Silian Raya
  8. Tombatu
  9. Tombatu Timur
  10. Tombatu Utara
  11. Touluaan
  12. Touluaan Selatan
  1. Bilalang
  2. Bolaang
  3. Bolaang Timur
  4. Dumoga
  5. Dumoga Barat
  6. Dumoga Tengah
  7. Dumoga Tenggara
  8. Dumoga Timur
  9. Dumoga Utara
  10. Lolak
  11. Lolayan
  12. Passi Barat
  13. Passi Timur
  14. Poigar
  15. Sangtombolang
  1. Bintauna
  2. Bolangitang Barat
  3. Bolangitang Timur
  4. Kaidipang
  5. Pinogaluman
  6. Sangkub
  1. Bolaang Uki
  2. Helumo
  3. Pinolosian
  4. Pinolosian Tengah
  5. Pinolosian Timur
  6. Posigadan
  7. Tomini
  1. Kotabunan
  2. Modayag
  3. Modayag Barat
  4. Mooat
  5. Motongkad
  6. Nuangan
  7. Tutuyan
  1. Beo
  2. Beo Selatan
  3. Beo Utara
  4. Damau
  5. Essang
  6. Essang Selatan
  7. Gemeh
  8. Kabaruan
  9. Kalongan
  10. Lirung
  11. Melonguane
  12. Melonguane Timur
  13. Miangas
  14. Moronge
  15. Nanusa
  16. Pulutan
  17. Rainis
  18. Salibabu
  19. Tampan’amma
  1. Kendahe
  2. Kepulauan Marore
  3. Manganitu
  4. Manganitu Selatan
  5. Nusa Tabukan
  6. Tabukan Selatan
  7. Tabukan Selatan Tengah
  8. Tabukan Selatan Tenggara
  9. Tabukan Tengah
  10. Tabukan Utara
  11. Tahuna
  12. Tahuna Barat
  13. Tahuna Timur
  14. Tamako
  15. Tatoareng
  1. Biaro
  2. Siau Barat
  3. Siau Barat Selatan
  4. Siau Barat Utara
  5. Siau Tengah
  6. Siau Timur
  7. Siau Timur Selatan
  8. Tagulandang
  9. Tagulandang Selatan
  10. Tagulandang Utara

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