ISO 3166-2:MK is the entry for North Macedonia in ISO 3166-2, part of the ISO 3166 standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which defines codes for the names of the principal subdivisions (e.g., provinces or states) of all countries coded in ISO 3166-1.
Currently for North Macedonia, ISO 3166-2 codes are defined for 80 municipalities.
Each code consists of two parts, separated by a hyphen. The first part is MK, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of North Macedonia. The second part is 3 digits.
Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).
Subdivision names are sorted in Macedonian alphabetical order after romanization (different from the original Cyrillic order used to assign codes): a-c, č, d-s, š, t-z, ž.
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Code | Subdivision name (mk) (BGN/PCGN 2013) | Subdivision name (mk) [note 1] |
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MK-801 | Aerodrom | Аеродром |
MK-802 | Aračinovo | Арачиново |
MK-201 | Berovo | Берово |
MK-501 | Bitola | Битола |
MK-401 | Bogdanci | Богданци |
MK-601 | Bogovinje | Боговиње |
MK-402 | Bosilovo | Босилово |
MK-602 | Brvenica | Брвеница |
MK-803 | Butel | Бутел |
MK-814 | Centar | Центар |
MK-313 | Centar Župa | Центар Жупа |
MK-815 | Čair | Чаир |
MK-109 | Čaška | Чашка |
MK-210 | Češinovo-Obleševo | Чешиново-Облешево |
MK-816 | Čučer-Sandevo | Чучер-Сандево |
MK-303 | Debar | Дебар |
MK-304 | Debrca | Дебрца |
MK-203 | Delčevo | Делчево |
MK-502 | Demir Hisar | Демир Хисар |
MK-103 | Demir Kapija | Демир Капија |
MK-406 | Dojran | Дојран |
MK-503 | Dolneni | Долнени |
MK-804 | Gazi Baba | Гази Баба |
MK-405 | Gevgelija | Гевгелија |
MK-805 | Gjorče Petrov | Ѓорче Петров |
MK-604 | Gostivar | Гостивар |
MK-102 | Gradsko | Градско |
MK-807 | Ilinden | Илинден |
MK-606 | Jegunovce | Јегуновце |
MK-205 | Karbinci | Карбинци |
MK-808 | Karpoš | Карпош |
MK-104 | Kavadarci | Кавадарци |
MK-307 | Kičevo | Кичево |
MK-809 | Kisela Voda | Кисела Вода |
MK-206 | Kočani | Кочани |
MK-407 | Konče | Конче |
MK-701 | Kratovo | Кратово |
MK-702 | Kriva Palanka | Крива Паланка |
MK-504 | Krivogaštani | Кривогаштани |
MK-505 | Kruševo | Крушево |
MK-703 | Kumanovo | Куманово |
MK-704 | Lipkovo | Липково |
MK-105 | Lozovo | Лозово |
MK-207 | Makedonska Kamenica | Македонска Каменица |
MK-308 | Makedonski Brod | Македонски Брод |
MK-607 | Mavrovo i Rostuše | Маврово и Ростуше |
MK-506 | Mogila | Могила |
MK-106 | Negotino | Неготино |
MK-507 | Novaci | Новаци |
MK-408 | Novo Selo | Ново Село |
MK-310 | Ohrid | Охрид |
MK-208 | Pehčevo | Пехчево |
MK-810 | Petrovec | Петровец |
MK-311 | Plasnica | Пласница |
MK-508 | Prilep | Прилеп |
MK-209 | Probištip | Пробиштип |
MK-409 | Radoviš | Радовиш |
MK-705 | Rankovce | Ранковце |
MK-509 | Resen | Ресен |
MK-107 | Rosoman | Росоман |
MK-811 | Saraj | Сарај |
MK-812 | Sopište | Сопиште |
MK-706 | Staro Nagoričane | Старо Нагоричане |
MK-312 | Struga | Струга |
MK-410 | Strumica | Струмица |
MK-813 | Studeničani | Студеничани |
MK-108 | Sveti Nikole | Свети Николе |
MK-211 | Štip | Штип |
MK-817 | Šuto Orizari | Шуто Оризари |
MK-608 | Tearce | Теарце |
MK-609 | Tetovo | Тетово |
MK-403 | Valandovo | Валандово |
MK-404 | Vasilevo | Василево |
MK-101 | Veles | Велес |
MK-301 | Vevčani | Вевчани |
MK-202 | Vinica | Виница |
MK-603 | Vrapčište | Врапчиште |
MK-806 | Zelenikovo | Зелениково |
MK-204 | Zrnovci | Зрновци |
MK-605 | Želino | Желино |
The following changes to the entry have been announced in newsletters by the ISO 3166/MA since the first publication of ISO 3166-2 in 1998. ISO stopped issuing newsletters in 2013.
Newsletter | Date issued | Description of change in newsletter | Code/Subdivision change |
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Newsletter I-8 | 2007-04-17 | Addition of the administrative subdivisions and of their code elements | Subdivisions added: 84 municipalities |
Newsletter I-9 | 2007-11-28 | Addition of numeric code elements | Codes: format changed (see below) |
Newsletter II-3 | 2011-12-13 (corrected 2011-12-15) | Alphabetical re-ordering. |
The following changes to the entry are listed on ISO's online catalogue, the Online Browsing Platform:
Effective date of change | Short description of change (en) |
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2011-12-13 | Alphabetical re-ordering. |
2015-11-27 | Deletion of municipalities MK-01, MK-09, MK-15, MK-17, MK-28, MK-29, MK-31, MK-38, MK-39, MK-57, MK-68, MK-77, MK-79, MK-84; deletion of remark; change romanization system; addition of municipality MK-85; update List Source |
2019-03-13 | Change of the short and full name: Macedonia (the former Yugoslav Republic of) → North Macedonia; the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia → Republic of North Macedonia |
2020-03-02 | Deletion of municipality MK-85; Change of subdivision code from MK-02 to MK-802, MK-03 to MK-201, MK-04 to MK-501, MK-05 to MK-401, MK-06 to MK-601, MK-07 to MK-402, MK-08 to MK-602, MK-10 to MK-403, MK-11 to MK-404, MK-12 to MK-301, MK-13 to MK-101, MK-14 to MK-202, MK-16 to MK-603, MK-18 to MK-405, MK-19 to MK-604, MK-20 to MK-102, MK-21 to MK-303, MK-22 to MK-304, MK-23 to MK-203, MK-24 to MK-103, MK-25 to MK-502, MK-26 to MK-406, MK-27 to MK-503, MK-30 to MK-605, MK-32 to MK-806, MK-33 to MK-204, MK-34 to MK-807, MK-35 to MK-606, MK-36 to MK-104, MK-37 to MK-205, MK-40 to MK-307, MK-41 to MK-407, MK-42 to MK-206, MK-43 to MK-701, MK-44 to MK-702, MK-45 to MK-504, MK-46 to MK-505, MK-47 to MK-703, MK-48 to MK-704, MK-49 to MK-105, MK-50 to MK-607, MK-51 to MK-207, MK-52 to MK-308, MK-53 to MK-506, MK-54 to MK-106, MK-55 to MK-507, MK-56 to MK-408, MK-58 to MK-310, MK-59 to MK-810, MK-60 to MK-208, MK-61 to MK-311, MK-62 to MK-508, MK-63 to MK-209, MK-64 to MK-409, MK-65 to MK-705, MK-66 to MK-509, MK-67 to MK-107, MK-69 to MK-108, MK-70 to MK-812, MK-71 to MK-706, MK-72 to MK-312, MK-73 to MK-410, MK-74 to MK-813, MK-75 to MK-608, MK-76 to MK-609, MK-78 to MK-313, MK-80 to MK-109, MK-81 to MK-210, MK-82 to MK-816, MK-83 to MK-211; Typographical correction of subdivision name of MK-816, addition of municipality MK-801, MK-803, MK-804, MK-805, MK-808, MK-809, MK-811, MK-814, MK-815, MK-817; Update List Source; Update Code Source |
Before | After | Subdivision name |
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MK-AD | MK-01 | Aerodrom |
MK-AR | MK-02 | Aračinovo |
MK-BR | MK-03 | Berovo |
MK-TL | MK-04 | Bitola |
MK-BG | MK-05 | Bogdanci |
MK-VJ | MK-06 | Bogovinje |
MK-BS | MK-07 | Bosilovo |
MK-BN | MK-08 | Brvenica |
MK-BU | MK-09 | Butel |
MK-CE | MK-77 | Centar |
MK-CZ | MK-78 | Centar Župa |
MK-CI | MK-79 | Čair |
MK-CA | MK-80 | Čaška |
MK-CH | MK-81 | Češinovo-Obleševo |
MK-CS | MK-82 | Čučer Sandevo |
MK-DB | MK-21 | Debar |
MK-DA | MK-22 | Debarca |
MK-DL | MK-23 | Delčevo |
MK-DM | MK-25 | Demir Hisar |
MK-DK | MK-24 | Demir Kapija |
MK-SD | MK-26 | Dojran |
MK-DE | MK-27 | Dolneni |
MK-DR | MK-28 | Drugovo |
MK-GB | MK-17 | Gazi Baba |
MK-GV | MK-18 | Gevgelija |
MK-GP | MK-29 | Gjorče Petrov |
MK-GT | MK-19 | Gostivar |
MK-GR | MK-20 | Gradsko |
MK-IL | MK-34 | Ilinden |
MK-JG | MK-35 | Jegunovce |
MK-KB | MK-37 | Karbinci |
MK-KX | MK-38 | Karpoš |
MK-AV | MK-36 | Kavadarci |
MK-KH | MK-40 | Kičevo |
MK-VD | MK-39 | Kisela Voda |
MK-OC | MK-42 | Kočani |
MK-KN | MK-41 | Konče |
MK-KY | MK-43 | Kratovo |
MK-KZ | MK-44 | Kriva Palanka |
MK-KG | MK-45 | Krivogaštani |
MK-KS | MK-46 | Kruševo |
MK-UM | MK-47 | Kumanovo |
MK-LI | MK-48 | Lipkovo |
MK-LO | MK-49 | Lozovo |
MK-MK | MK-51 | Makedonska Kamenica |
MK-MD | MK-52 | Makedonski Brod |
MK-MR | MK-50 | Mavrovo i Rostuša |
MK-MG | MK-53 | Mogila |
MK-NG | MK-54 | Negotino |
MK-NV | MK-55 | Novaci |
MK-NS | MK-56 | Novo Selo |
MK-OD | MK-58 | Ohrid |
MK-OS | MK-57 | Oslomej |
MK-PH | MK-60 | Pehčevo |
MK-PE | MK-59 | Petrovec |
MK-PN | MK-61 | Plasnica |
MK-PP | MK-62 | Prilep |
MK-PT | MK-63 | Probištip |
MK-RV | MK-64 | Radoviš |
MK-RN | MK-65 | Rankovce |
MK-RE | MK-66 | Resen |
MK-RM | MK-67 | Rosoman |
MK-AJ | MK-68 | Saraj |
MK-SS | MK-70 | Sopište |
MK-NA | MK-71 | Staro Nagoričane |
MK-UG | MK-72 | Struga |
MK-RU | MK-73 | Strumica |
MK-SU | MK-74 | Studeničani |
MK-SL | MK-69 | Sveti Nikole |
MK-ST | MK-83 | Štip |
MK-SO | MK-84 | Šuto Orizari |
MK-TR | MK-75 | Tearce |
MK-ET | MK-76 | Tetovo |
MK-VA | MK-10 | Valandovo |
MK-VL | MK-11 | Vasilevo |
MK-VE | MK-13 | Veles |
MK-VV | MK-12 | Vevčani |
MK-NI | MK-14 | Vinica |
MK-VC | MK-15 | Vraneštica |
MK-VH | MK-16 | Vrapčište |
MK-ZA | MK-31 | Zajas |
MK-ZK | MK-32 | Zelenikovo |
MK-ZR | MK-33 | Zrnovci |
MK-ZE | MK-30 | Želino |
Former code | Subdivision name | Notes |
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MK-01 | Aerodrom | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-09 | Butel | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-77 | Centar | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-79 | Čair | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-28 | Drugovo | Merged with Kičevo Municipality |
MK-17 | Gazi Baba | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-29 | Gjorče Petrov | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-38 | Karpoš | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-39 | Kisela Voda | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-57 | Oslomej | Merged with Kičevo Municipality |
MK-68 | Saraj | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-84 | Šuto Orizari | Subsumed into Greater Skopje Municipality |
MK-15 | Vraneštica | Merged with Kičevo Municipality |
MK-31 | Zajas | Merged with Kičevo Municipality |
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