ISO 3166-2:AZ is the entry for Azerbaijan 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 Azerbaijan, ISO 3166-2 codes are defined for two levels of subdivisions:
The eleven municipalities have special status equal to the rayons. Şuşa, the disputed municipality, has been removed from the list.
Each code consists of two parts, separated by a hyphen. The first part is AZ, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of Azerbaijan. The second part is either of the following:
Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).
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| Code | Subdivision name (az) | Subdivision name (en) [note 1] |
|---|---|---|
| AZ-NX | Naxçıvan | Nakhchivan |
| Code | Subdivision name (az) | Subdivision name (en) [note 1] | Subdivision category | Parent subdivision |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AZ-ABS | Abşeron | Absheron | rayon | — |
| AZ-AGC | Ağcabədi | Aghjabadi | rayon | — |
| AZ-AGM | Ağdam | Agdam | rayon | — |
| AZ-AGS | Ağdaş | Agdash | rayon | — |
| AZ-AGA | Ağstafa | Agstafa | rayon | — |
| AZ-AGU | Ağsu | Agsu | rayon | — |
| AZ-AST | Astara | Astara | rayon | — |
| AZ-BAB | Babək | Babek | rayon | NX |
| AZ-BA | Bakı | Baku | municipality | — |
| AZ-BAL | Balakən | Balakan | rayon | — |
| AZ-BAR | Bərdə | Barda | rayon | — |
| AZ-BEY | Beyləqan | Beylagan | rayon | — |
| AZ-BIL | Biləsuvar | Bilasuvar | rayon | — |
| AZ-CAB | Cəbrayıl | Jabrayil | rayon | — |
| AZ-CAL | Cəlilabad | Jalilabad | rayon | — |
| AZ-CUL | Culfa | Julfa | rayon | NX |
| AZ-DAS | Daşkəsən | Dashkasan | rayon | — |
| AZ-FUZ | Füzuli | Fuzuli | rayon | — |
| AZ-GAD | Gədəbəy | Gadabay | rayon | — |
| AZ-GA | Gəncə | Ganja | municipality | — |
| AZ-GOR | Goranboy | Goranboy | rayon | — |
| AZ-GOY | Göyçay | Goychay | rayon | — |
| AZ-GYG | Göygöl | Goygol | rayon | — |
| AZ-HAC | Hacıqabul | Hajigabul | rayon | — |
| AZ-IMI | İmişli | Imishli | rayon | — |
| AZ-ISM | İsmayıllı | Ismailli | rayon | — |
| AZ-KAL | Kəlbəcər | Kalbajar | rayon | — |
| AZ-KAN | Kǝngǝrli | Kangarli | rayon | NX |
| AZ-KUR | Kürdəmir | Kurdamir | rayon | — |
| AZ-LAC | Laçın | Lachin | rayon | — |
| AZ-LA | Lənkəran | Lankaran | municipality | — |
| AZ-LAN | Lənkəran | Lankaran | rayon | — |
| AZ-LER | Lerik | Lerik | rayon | — |
| AZ-MAS | Masallı | Masally | rayon | — |
| AZ-MI | Mingəçevir | Mingachevir | municipality | — |
| AZ-NA | Naftalan | Naftalan | municipality | — |
| AZ-NV | Naxçıvan | Nakhchivan | municipality | NX |
| AZ-NEF | Neftçala | Neftchala | rayon | — |
| AZ-OGU | Oğuz | Oghuz | rayon | — |
| AZ-ORD | Ordubad | Ordubad | rayon | NX |
| AZ-QAX | Qax | Qakh | rayon | — |
| AZ-QAZ | Qazax | Qazakh | rayon | — |
| AZ-QAB | Qəbələ | Qbala | rayon | — |
| AZ-QOB | Qobustan | Gobustan | rayon | — |
| AZ-QBA | Quba | Quba | rayon | — |
| AZ-QBI | Qubadlı | Qubadlı | rayon | — |
| AZ-QUS | Qusar | Qusar | rayon | — |
| AZ-SAT | Saatlı | Saatly | rayon | — |
| AZ-SAB | Sabirabad | Sabirabad | rayon | — |
| AZ-SBN | Şabran | Shabran | rayon | — |
| AZ-SAH | Şahbuz | Shahbuz | rayon | NX |
| AZ-SAL | Salyan | Salyan | rayon | — |
| AZ-SMI | Şamaxı | Shamakhi | rayon | — |
| AZ-SMX | Samux | Samukh | rayon | — |
| AZ-SAD | Sədərək | Sadarak | rayon | NX |
| AZ-SA | Şəki | Shaki | municipality | — |
| AZ-SAK | Şəki | Shaki | rayon | — |
| AZ-SKR | Şəmkir | Shamkir | rayon | — |
| AZ-SAR | Şərur | Sharur | rayon | NX |
| AZ-SR | Şirvan | Shirvan | municipality | — |
| AZ-SIY | Siyəzən | Siazan | rayon | — |
| AZ-SM | Sumqayıt | Sumqayıt | municipality | — |
| AZ-SUS | Şuşa | Shusha | rayon | — |
| AZ-TAR | Tərtər | Tartar | rayon | — |
| AZ-TOV | Tovuz | Tovuz | rayon | — |
| AZ-UCA | Ucar | Ujar | rayon | — |
| AZ-XAC | Xaçmaz | Khachmaz | rayon | — |
| AZ-XA | Xankəndi | Stepanakert | municipality | — |
| AZ-XIZ | Xızı | Khizi | rayon | — |
| AZ-XCI | Xocalı | Khojaly | rayon | — |
| AZ-XVD | Xocavənd | Khojavend | rayon | — |
| AZ-YAR | Yardımlı | Yardymli | rayon | — |
| AZ-YE | Yevlax | Yevlakh | municipality | — |
| AZ-YEV | Yevlax | Yevlakh | rayon | — |
| AZ-ZAQ | Zaqatala | Zaqatala | rayon | — |
| AZ-ZAN | Zəngilan | Zangilan | rayon | — |
| AZ-ZAR | Zərdab | Zardab | rayon | — |
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 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Newsletter I-2 | 2002-05-21 | Correction of one code and four spelling errors. Notification of the rayons belonging to the autonomous republic | Codes: Naxçıvan: AZ-MM → AZ-NX |
| Newsletter II-3 | 2011-12-13 (corrected 2011-12-15) | Alphabetical re-ordering, name change of administrative places, first level prefix addition and source list update | Subdivisions added: AZ-KAN Kǝngǝrli AZ-NV Naxçıvan (municipality) Subdivisions deleted: AZ-SS Şuşa Codes: AZ-AB Əli Bayramlı → AZ-SR Şirvan AZ-DAV Dəvəçi → AZ-SBN Şabran AZ-XAN Xanlar → AZ-GYG Göygöl |
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) |
|---|---|
| 2015-11-27 | Deletion of the romanization system; update List Source |
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