ISO 3166-2:LT

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ISO 3166-2:LT is the entry for Lithuania 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.

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Currently for Lithuania, ISO 3166-2 codes are defined for 10 counties, 7 city municipalities, 44 district municipalities and 9 municipalities.

Each code consists of two parts, separated by a hyphen. The first part is LT, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of Lithuania. The second part is either of the following:

Current codes

Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).

Counties

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CodeSubdivision name (lt)Subdivision name (en) [lower-alpha 1]
LT-AL Alytaus apskritis Alytus County
LT-KU Kauno apskritis Kaunas County
LT-KL Klaipėdos apskritis Klaipėda County
LT-MR Marijampolės apskritis Marijampolė County
LT-PN Panevėžio apskritis Panevėžys County
LT-SA Šiaulių apskritis Šiauliai County
LT-TA Tauragės apskritis Tauragė County
LT-TE Telšių apskritis Telšiai County
LT-UT Utenos apskritis Utena County
LT-VL Vilniaus apskritis Vilnius County
Notes
  1. ↑ For reference only, English name not included in the ISO 3166-2 standard.

Municipalities

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CodeSubdivision name (lt)Subdivision categoryParent subdivision
LT-01 Akmenė district municipalitySA
LT-02 Alytaus miestas city municipalityAL
LT-03 Alytus district municipalityAL
LT-04 Anykščiai district municipalityUT
LT-05 Birštonas municipalityKU
LT-06 Biržai district municipalityPN
LT-07 Druskininkai municipalityAL
LT-08 Elektrėnai municipalityVL
LT-09 Ignalina district municipalityUT
LT-10 Jonava district municipalityKU
LT-11 Joniškis district municipalitySA
LT-12 Jurbarkas district municipalityTA
LT-13 Kaišiadorys district municipalityKU
LT-14 Kalvarija municipalityMR
LT-16 Kaunas district municipalityKU
LT-15 Kauno miestas city municipalityKU
LT-17 Kazlų Rūdos municipalityMR
LT-18 Kėdainiai district municipalityKU
LT-19 Kelmė district municipalitySA
LT-21 Klaipėda district municipalityKL
LT-20 Klaipėdos miestas city municipalityKL
LT-22 Kretinga district municipalityKL
LT-23 Kupiškis district municipalityPN
LT-24 Lazdijai district municipalityAL
LT-25 Marijampolė district municipalityMR
LT-26 Mažeikiai district municipalityTE
LT-27 Molėtai district municipalityUT
LT-28 Neringa municipalityKL
LT-29 Pagėgiai municipalityTA
LT-30 Pakruojis district municipalitySA
LT-31 Palangos miestas city municipalityKL
LT-32 Panevėžio miestas city municipalityPN
LT-33 Panevėžys district municipalityPN
LT-34 Pasvalys district municipalityPN
LT-35 Plungė district municipalityTE
LT-36 Prienai district municipalityKU
LT-37 Radviliškis district municipalitySA
LT-38 Raseiniai district municipalityKU
LT-39 Rietavas municipalityTE
LT-40 Rokiškis district municipalityPN
LT-41 Šakiai district municipalityMR
LT-42 Šalčininkai district municipalityVL
LT-44 Šiauliai district municipalitySA
LT-43 Šiaulių miestas city municipalitySA
LT-45 Šilalė district municipalityTA
LT-46 Šilutė district municipalityKL
LT-47 Širvintos district municipalityVL
LT-48 Skuodas district municipalityKL
LT-49 Švenčionys district municipalityVL
LT-50 Tauragė district municipalityTA
LT-51 Telšiai district municipalityTE
LT-52 Trakai district municipalityVL
LT-53 Ukmergė district municipalityVL
LT-54 Utena district municipalityUT
LT-55 Varėna district municipalityAL
LT-56 Vilkaviškis district municipalityMR
LT-57 Vilniaus miestas city municipalityVL
LT-58 Vilnius district municipalityVL
LT-59 Visaginas municipalityUT
LT-60 Zarasai district municipalityUT

Changes

The following changes have been announced by the ISO 3166/MA on the Online Browsing Platform (OBP):

Date issuedDescription of change in newsletterCode/Subdivision change
2014-10-31Addition of 7 city municipalities, 44 district municipalities, and 9 municipalities
2021-11-25Change of spelling of LT-05, LT-14, LT-39; Assign parent subdivision to LT-01 through LT-60; Update List SourceSubdivisions renamed:
LT-05 Birštono → Birštonas
LT-14 Kalvarijos → Kalvarija
LT-39 Rietavo → Rietavas

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