This is a list of FIPS 10-4 region codes from P-R, using a standardized name format, and cross-linking to articles.
On September 2, 2008, FIPS 10-4 was one of ten standards withdrawn by NIST as a Federal Information Processing Standard. [1] The list here is the last version of codes. For earlier versions, see link below.
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PE01 | Amazonas Region, Peru |
| PE02 | Ancash Region, Peru |
| PE03 | Apurímac Region, Peru |
| PE04 | Arequipa Region, Peru |
| PE05 | Ayacucho Region, Peru |
| PE06 | Cajamarca Region, Peru |
| PE07 | Callao Region, Peru |
| PE08 | Cusco Region, Peru |
| PE09 | Huancavelica Region, Peru |
| PE10 | Huánuco Region, Peru |
| PE11 | Ica Region, Peru |
| PE12 | Junín Region, Peru |
| PE13 | La Libertad Region, Peru |
| PE14 | Lambayeque Region, Peru |
| PE15 | Lima Region, Peru |
| PE16 | Loreto Region, Peru |
| PE17 | Madre de Dios Region, Peru |
| PE18 | Moquegua Region, Peru |
| PE19 | Pasco Region, Peru |
| PE20 | Piura Region, Peru |
| PE21 | Puno Region, Peru |
| PE22 | San Martín Region, Peru |
| PE23 | Tacna Region, Peru |
| PE24 | Tumbes Region, Peru |
| PE25 | Ucayali Region, Peru |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PK02 | Balochistan Province, Pakistan |
| PK03 | Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Province |
| PK04 | Punjab Province |
| PK05 | Sindh Province |
| PK06 | Azad Jammu and Kashmir Autonomous Territory |
| PK07 | Gilgit-Baltistan Autonomous Territory |
| PK08 | Islamabad Federal Territory |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PM01 | Bocas del Toro Province, Panama |
| PM02 | Chiriquí Province, Panama |
| PM03 | Coclé Province, Panama |
| PM04 | Colón Province, Panama |
| PM05 | Darién Province, Panama |
| PM06 | Herrera Province, Panama |
| PM07 | Los Santos Province, Panama |
| PM08 | Panamá Province, Panama |
| PM09 | San Blas Territory, Panama |
| PM10 | Veraguas Province, Panama |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PO02 | Aveiro District, Portugal |
| PO03 | Beja District, Portugal |
| PO04 | Braga District, Portugal |
| PO05 | Bragança District, Portugal |
| PO06 | Castelo Branco District, Portugal |
| PO07 | Coimbra District, Portugal |
| PO08 | Évora District, Portugal |
| PO09 | Faro District, Portugal |
| PO10 | Madeira Autonomous Region, Portugal |
| PO11 | Guarda District, Portugal |
| PO13 | Leiria District, Portugal |
| PO14 | Lisboa District, Portugal |
| PO16 | Portalegre District, Portugal |
| PO17 | Porto District, Portugal |
| PO18 | Santarém District, Portugal |
| PO19 | Setúbal District, Portugal |
| PO20 | Viana do Castelo District, Portugal |
| PO21 | Vila Real District, Portugal |
| PO22 | Viseu District, Portugal |
| PO23 | Açores Autonomous Region, Portugal |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PP01 | Central Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP02 | Gulf Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP03 | Milne Bay Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP04 | Northern Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP05 | Southern Highlands Province (as before 2002, including the newer Hela Province), Papua New Guinea |
| PP06 | Western Province (as before 2002, including the newer Jiwaka Province), Papua New Guinea |
| PP07 | Bougainville Province (now the Autonomous Region of Bougainville), Papua New Guinea |
| PP08 | Chimbu Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP09 | Eastern Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP10 | East New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP11 | East Sepik Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP12 | Madang Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP13 | Manus Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP14 | Morobe Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP15 | New Ireland Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP16 | Western Highlands Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP17 | West New Britain Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP18 | Sandaun Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP19 | Enga Province, Papua New Guinea |
| PP20 | National Capital Province, Papua New Guinea |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PS01 | Aimelik, Palau |
| PS02 | Airai |
| PS03 | Angaur |
| PS04 | Hatohobei |
| PS05 | Kayangel |
| PS06 | Koror |
| PS07 | Melekeok |
| PS08 | Ngaraard |
| PS09 | Ngarchelong |
| PS10 | Ngardmau |
| PS11 | Ngatpang |
| PS12 | Ngchesar |
| PS13 | Ngeremlengui |
| PS14 | Ngiwal |
| PS15 | Peleliu |
| PS16 | Sonsorol |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| PU01 | Bafatá Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU02 | Quinara Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU04 | Oio Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU05 | Bolama Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU06 | Cacheu Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU07 | Tombali Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU10 | Gabú Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU11 | Bissau Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| PU12 | Biombo Region, Guinea-Bissau |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| QA01 | Ad Dawḩah Municipality, Qatar |
| QA02 | Al Ghuwariyah Municipality, Qatar |
| QA03 | Al Jumaylīyah Municipality, Qatar |
| QA04 | Al Khawr Municipality, Qatar |
| QA06 | Ar Rayyan Municipality, Qatar |
| QA08 | Al Shamāl Municipality, Qatar |
| QA09 | Umm Şalāl Municipality, Qatar |
| QA10 | Al Wakrah Municipality, Qatar |
| QA11 | Jariyan al Batnah Municipality, Qatar |
| QA12 | Mesaieed Municipality, Qatar |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| RO01 | Alba County, Romania |
| RO02 | Arad County, Romania |
| RO03 | Argeș County, Romania |
| RO04 | Bacău County, Romania |
| RO05 | Bihor County, Romania |
| RO06 | Bistrița-Năsăud County, Romania |
| RO07 | Botoșani County, Romania |
| RO08 | Brăila County, Romania |
| RO09 | Brașov County, Romania |
| RO10 | București Municipality, Romania |
| RO11 | Buzău County, Romania |
| RO12 | Caraș-Severin County, Romania |
| RO13 | Cluj County, Romania |
| RO14 | Constanța County, Romania |
| RO15 | Covasna County, Romania |
| RO16 | Dâmbovița County, Romania |
| RO17 | Dolj County, Romania |
| RO18 | Galați County, Romania |
| RO19 | Gorj County, Romania |
| RO20 | Harghita County, Romania |
| RO21 | Hunedoara County, Romania |
| RO22 | Ialomița County, Romania |
| RO23 | Iași County, Romania |
| RO25 | Maramureș County, Romania |
| RO26 | Mehedinți County, Romania |
| RO27 | Mureș County, Romania |
| RO28 | Neamț County, Romania |
| RO29 | Olt County, Romania |
| RO30 | Prahova County, Romania |
| RO31 | Sălaj County, Romania |
| RO32 | Satu Mare County, Romania |
| RO33 | Sibiu County, Romania |
| RO34 | Suceava County, Romania |
| RO35 | Teleorman County, Romania |
| RO36 | Timiș County, Romania |
| RO37 | Tulcea County, Romania |
| RO38 | Vaslui County, Romania |
| RO39 | Vâlcea County, Romania |
| RO40 | Vrancea County, Romania |
| RO41 | Călărași County, Romania |
| RO42 | Giurgiu County, Romania |
| RO43 | Ilfov County, Romania |
| FIPS Code | Region |
|---|---|
| RW11 | Eastern Province, Rwanda |
| RW12 | Kigali, Rwanda |
| RW13 | Northern Province, Rwanda |
| RW14 | Western Province, Rwanda |
| RW15 | Southern Province, Rwanda |
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