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The province of Papua (Provinsi Papua) in Indonesia is divided into eight kabupaten (regencies) and one independent kota (city) which in turn are divided administratively into districts, known as distrik under the law of 2001 on "special autonomy for Papua province".
The districts of Papua (as now reduced by the reorganisation of July 2022, which separated twenty regencies previously part of Papua Province into three new provinces of Central Papua, Highland Papua and South Papua) and their respective regencies are as follows (as of December 2019). Administrative villages (desa in rural areas and kelurahan in urban areas) are also listed for each district. [1] [2]
| Regency | District | Languages in district | Administrative villages |
|---|---|---|---|
| Biak Numfor | Aimando Padaido | Anobo, Karabai, Mbromsi, Mias Mangguandi (Meos Manguandi / Mangguandi), Nyansoren, Padaido, Pasi, Samber Pasi, Saribra, Sasarari (Sasari), Supraima, Yen Manaina, Yeri | |
| Biak Numfor | Andey | Armnu, Dasdo, Faknikdi, Mamorbo, Rodifu, Rumbin, Sup Mbrur, Warbinsi, Wodu, Wonabraidi, Wouna | |
| Biak Numfor | Biak Barat | Amponbukor, Andei, Asarkir, Asaryendi, Banasrares, Dedifu, Dousi, Insiri, Kababur, Kanaan, Karnindi, Mamoribo, Marisen, Opuri, Rarsbari, Sopendo, Sopendo Sup Karkir, Sosmay / Sosmai, Sumbinya (Sunbinya), Warberik (Waberik), Wasyai, Yomdori | |
| Biak Numfor | Biak Kota | Anggraidi, Babrinbo, Burokup (Burokub), Fandoi, Inggiri, Inggupi, Insrom, Kababur, Karyendi, Mandala, Manggandisapi, Manswam (Manswan), Mnubabo (Ambroben), Mokmer, Paray (Parai), Samau, Sanumi, Saramon (Saramom), Sorido, Swapodibo, Waupnor, Yenures | |
| Biak Numfor | Biak Timur | Adorbari, Afefbo, Bindusi, Bosnik Sup, Inmdi, Inofi, Insumamires (Insumarires), Kajasbo, Kajasi, Mandon, Orwer, Owi, Rim, Rimba Jaya, Ruar, Sareidi (Saraeidi), Seepse (Sepse), Soon, Soryar, Sunde, Waderbo, Wasori, Woniki, Yenberok, Yendakem, Yenusi | |
| Biak Numfor | Biak Utara | Andei, Dernafi, Dofyo Wafor, Kobeoser, Korem, Mambesak, Mnuswor, Nermnu, Rosayendi (Rosayendo), Sarwom, Saukobye, Warbon, Wari, Waromi, Warsansan, Yobdi | |
| Biak Numfor | Bondifuar | Doubo, Sansundi, Syurdori, Wandos, Wopes | |
| Biak Numfor | Bruyadori | Amberparem (Amperem), Arimi Jaya, Bruyadori, Dafi, Duai, Kamumi, Mandori, Mandori Sup, Sandou (Sandau), Warbukor | |
| Biak Numfor | Numfor Barat | Baruki, Kameri, Kansai, Mambodo Sawai, Namber, Pomdori Sup, Pondori (Pomdori), Rimbaraya, Semayen, Serbin, Sub Manggunsi (Subangungsi / Submanggunsi), Warido | |
| Biak Numfor | Numfor Timur | Asaibori, Asaryendi, Barkori, Indaibori, Kornasoren, Pyefuri, Rarsibo, Yenburwo, Yenmaru | |
| Biak Numfor | Oridek | Anggaduber, Anggopi, Animi, Bakribo, Kakur, Makmakerbo, Marauw (Marao), Opiaref, Sauri, Sawa, Sawadori, Tanjung Barari, Wadibu, Yensama | |
| Biak Numfor | Orkeri | Manwor Indah, Masyarah (Masyara), Pakreki, Rawar, Saribi, Sub Mander (Supmander), Wansra, Yenbeba, Yenbebon (Yenbepon) | |
| Biak Numfor | Padaido | Auki, Inyebomi (Inbeyomi), Kanai, Nusi, Nusi Babaruk, Pai, Paidori, Sandidori (Sandedori), Sokani, Sorina, Wundi | |
| Biak Numfor | Poiru | Andei, Andei Sup, Bawei, Koryakam, Manggari, Saunbri (Sauribru), Sauri, Serdori, Syoribu (Syoribo) | |
| Biak Numfor | Samofa | Adainasnosen, Anjarew, Anjereuw, Brambaken, Darmopis, Kamorfuar, Karang Mulia, Kinmom, Mandouw, Mansinyas, Maryendi, Sambawofuar, Samofa, Snerbo, Sumberker, Wisata Binsari, Yafdas | |
| Biak Numfor | Swandiwe | Andoina, Busdori, Farusi, Insusbari, Mardori, Mendenderi (Mandenderi), Napdori, Orkdori, Ramdori, Sarwa, Saswarbo, Swainober, Swaipak, Wombrisau (Wombrisauw), Yenbepioper (Yembepioper) | |
| Biak Numfor | Warsa | Aman, Amoi (Ammoy), Biawer, Diano, Imbari, Inswambesi (Inswanbesi), Inswambesi Sup (Inswanbesi Sup), Inyobi, Karuiberik, Komboi (Komboy), Koyomi, Mamfias, Manbeori, Maniri, Marur, Sawai (Saway), Warawaf, Wasani, Wir Insos, Yeruboi (Yeruboy) | |
| Biak Numfor | Yawosi | Asur, Bosnabraidi, Indawi, Karmon, Madirai, Syor (Soor / Sor), Wasori, Yawosi (Fanindi) | |
| Biak Numfor | Yendidori | Adoki, Amyabenram, Binyeri, Birubi (Birub), Inpendi, Kabidon, Maobaken (Moibaken), Padwa, Padwa Pantai, Rarpimbo (Rarmpimbo / Rampimbo), Samber, Samber Sup, Suneri, Sunyar, Syabes, Urfu, Waroi (Waroy), Wirmaker, Yendidori | |
| Jayapura | Abepura | Abepantai, Asano, Awiyo, Engros (Enggros), Kota Baru, Koya Koso, Nafri, Waena, Yobe | |
| Jayapura | Airu | Aurina, Hulu Atas, Kamikaru, Muara Nawa (Muarah Mawa), Naira, Pagai | |
| Jayapura | Demta | Demta | Ambora, Demta (Demta Kota), Kamdera, Muaif, Muris Kecil, Yakore, Yaugapsa (Yougapsa) |
| Jayapura | Depapre | Doromena, Entiyebo, Kendate, Tablasupa, Waiya, Wambena, Yefase (Yepase), Yewena | |
| Jayapura | Ebungfao (Ebungfau / Ebungfa) | Abar (Atabar), Babrongko (Ifar Bobrongko), Ebungfa, Khameyoka (Khameyaka / Kameyoka / Khamaeka), Simporo (Babo / Yosiba / Homf) | |
| Jayapura | Gresi Selatan | Gresi | Bangai, Iwon, Klaisu, Omon |
| Jayapura | Heram | Hedam, Waena, Yabansai, Yoka | |
| Jayapura | Jayapura Selatan | Ardipura, Argapura, Entrop, Hamadi, Numbai (Numbay), Tahima Sorama, Tobati, Vim, Wahno, Way Mhorock | |
| Jayapura | Jayapura Utara | Angkasapura, Bayangkara (Bhayangkara), Gurabesi, Imbi, Kayo Batu, Mandala, Tanjung Ria, Trikora | |
| Jayapura | Kaureh | Lapua, Sebum, Soskotek, Umbron, Yadouw (Yadauw) | |
| Jayapura | Kemtuk | Kemtuk | Aib, Benggwin Progo (Bengguin Progo), Kwansu, Mamda, Mamei (Namei), Manda Yawan (Mandayawan), Nambom (Nambon), Sabeab Kecil, Sama, Sekori, Skoaim, Soaib |
| Jayapura | Kemtuk Gresi | Braso, Bring, Dementin (Demetin), Domoikati (Damoi Kati), Hatib, Hyansip, Ibub, Jagrang, Nembu Gresi, Pupehabu, Swentab, Yanbra (Yanim) | |
| Jayapura | Muara Tami | Holtekamp, Koya Barat, Koya Tengah, Koya Timur, Mosso, Skow Mabo (Skouw Mabo), Skow Sae (Skouw Sae), Skow Yambe (Skouw Yambe) | |
| Jayapura | Nambluong | Besum, Hanggaiy Hamong, Imestum (Imustum), Karya Bumi, Sanggai, Sarmai Atas, Sarmai Bawah, Sumbe, Yakasib (Yakasip / Yokasib) | |
| Jayapura | Nimbokrang | Benyom Jaya I, Benyom Jaya II, Berab, Bunyom, Hamonggrang (Hamongkrang), Nembukrang (Nimbokrang), Nombukrang Sari (Nembukrang / Nimbokrang Sari), Rhepang Muaf (Rhepang Muaif / Muaib), Wahab | |
| Jayapura | Nimboran | Nimboran | Benyom, Gemebs, Imsar, Kaitemung (Kautemung), Kuipon (Kuipons), Kuwase, Meyu, Oyengsi, Pobaim, Singgri, Singgriway (Singgriwai), Tabri, Yenggu (Yenggu Lama), Yenggu Baru |
| Jayapura | Raveni Rara (Ravenirara) | Nehibe (Nacha Tawa), Ormuwari (Newa), Yongsu Besar (Dosoyo), Yongsu Sapari | |
| Jayapura | Sentani | Sentani | Dobonsolo, Hinekombe, Hobong, Ifale (Ilfele), Ifar Besar, Keheran (Kehiran), Sentani Kota, Sereh, Yahim, Yobeh |
| Jayapura | Sentani Barat | Dosay (Dosai), Maribu, Sabron Sari, Sabron Yaru (Sabro Yaru), Waibron | |
| Jayapura | Sentani Timur | Asei Besar, Asei Kecil, Ayapo (Itakiwa), Nendali, Nolokla, Puay (Puai), Yokiwa | |
| Jayapura | Unurum Guay | Beneik, Ganusa (Garusa), Guriyad (Guryard), Nandalzi (Nandaizi), Sawesuma (Sawa Suma), Sentosa (Santosa) | |
| Jayapura | Waibu | Bambar, Dondai (Donday), Doyo Baru, Doyo Lama, Kwadeware (Kanda), Sosiri, Yakonde | |
| Jayapura | Yapsi | Bumi Sahaja, Bundru, Kwarja (Kwaja), Nawa Mukti, Nawa Mulya, Ongan Jaya, Purnawajati (Purnama Jati), Tabbeyan (Tabeyan), Taqwa / Takwa Bangun | |
| Jayapura | Yokari | Buseryo, Endokisi, Maruwai (Maruway), Meukisi, Senamay (Snamay) | |
| Keerom | Arso | Arso Kota, Asyaman, Bagia, Bibiosi, Kwimi, Sawabuun, Sawanawa, Ubiyau, Workwana, Yamta, Yanamaa, Yuwanain | |
| Keerom | Arso Barat | Baburia, Dukwia, Ifia-fia, Sanggaria, Warbo, Yammua, Yatu Raharja, Yowong | |
| Keerom | Arso Timur | Amyu, Kibay, Kikere (Pikere), Kriku, Petewi, Sangke, Skofro, Suskun, Yetti | |
| Keerom | Kaisenar | Kaisenar, Kiambra, Liket, Onam, Tefanma Satu | |
| Keerom | Mannem | Manem | Pyawi, Sawyatami, Uskwar, Wambes, Wembi, Wonorejo, Yamara |
| Keerom | Senggi | Senggi | Molof, Namla, Senggi, Usku, Waley, Warlef, Woslay |
| Keerom | Skanto | Alang-alang Raya, Arsopura, Gudang Garam, Intaimelyan, Jaifuri, Naramben, Saefen Empat Dua, Skanto, Traimelyan, Walma, Wiantre, Wulukubun | |
| Keerom | Towe | Towei | Bias, Jember, Lules, Milki, Niliti, Pris, Tefalma (Tefanma), Terfones, Towe Atas, Towe Hitam |
| Keerom | Waris | Waris | Ampas, Banda, Bompai, Kalifam, Kalimala, Pund, Sack, Yuwainda |
| Keerom | Web | Dubu, Embi, Semografi, Tatakra, Umuraf (Umuaf), Yamraf Dua | |
| Keerom | Yaffi | Yafi | Akarinda, Amgotro, Fafenumbu, Jifanggry, Monggoafi, Yabanda, Yuruf |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Angkaisera | Aitiri, Kainui I, Kainui II, Mananayam, Menawi, Ransarnoni, Roipi, Roipi Dua, Wadapi, Wanampompi, Wawuti | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Anotaurei | Anatorei (Anotaurei), Famboaman, Kandowarira, Ketu Api, Mantembu, Mariaderi, Warari, Yapan | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Kepulauan Ambai | Adiwipi, Aiwaraggani, Ambai I, Ambai II, Bairei, Baisore, Dorau, Imboriawa, Kawipi, Mambawi, Marawi, Nuniandei, Perea, Rondepi, Saweru, Toroa, Umani, Wamori | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Kosiwo | Ambaidiru, Ariepi, Ariepi Dua, Aromarea, Kamanap, Kanawa, Mambo, Manainin, Maria Rotu (Mariarotu / Mariar Rotu), Numaman, Panduami (Pandoami / Panduani), Ramangkurani, Sarawandori Dua, Serawandori (Sarawandori), Tatui | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Poom | Humbe Awai, Makiroan (Mokiroan), Nurawi, Poom I, Poom II, Rasiri (Woisiri), Serewen, Worioi (Wariori) | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Pulau Kurudu | Andesaria (Andersaria), Doreiamini (Doreianmini), Kaipuri, Kirimbri, Kurudu, Mansesi, Manusundu, Mnukwar | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Pulau Yerui | Ausem, Jeniari, Miosnum, Umpeki, Yeituarau | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Raimbawi | Aisau, Barawai, Kororompui, Sawendui, Sewenui, Waindu, Woda | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Teluk Ampimoi | Ampimoi, Arareni, Ayari, Bareraipi (Barerai / Bareraif), Karoaipi (Koroapi), Randawaya, Siromi, Tarei, Wabuayar (Wabuayer), Waita, Warironi | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Windesi | Aryobu, Asai, Kairawi (Karawi), Kaonda, Munggui, Rosbori, Saruman, Waisani, Windesi | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Wonawa | Aibondeni, Awado, Dumani, Haihorei, Jaimaria, Kanaki, Karemoni, Rembai, Woinap, Wooi | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Yapen Barat | Ansus, Inowa, Kairawi, Maniri, Marau, Narei, Natabui, Nuiwiora, Papuma (Papuama), Sasawa, Toweta, Warabori, Webi, Wimoni, Woiwani, Yarori, Yenusi Marau | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Yapen Selatan | Banawa, Barawaikap, Bawai, Imandoa, Manaini, Nundawipi, Pasir Hitam, Pasir Putih, Serui Jaya, Serui Kota, Serui Laut, Tarau, Turu | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Yapen Timur | Awunawai, Dawai, Duai, Korombobi (Karombobi), Mareruni (Mereruni / Maseruni), Nunsembai (Hunsembai), Nunsiari, Sere Sere, Wabo, Wabompi, Woinsupi (Waisopi) | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Yapen Utara | Doreimanona, Kiriyou (Kiriyow), Roswari (Artaneng), Sambrawai (Samrawai), Soromasen (Soromasem), Tindaret, Yobi | |
| Kepulauan Yapen | Yawakukat | Borai, Kabuaena, Kontinuai, Rambai, Sanayoka, Woniwon, Yafanani | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Benuki | Baitanasa, Dadat, Gesa Baru, Kamai, Kerema, Taya, Teuw, Watiaro | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Mamberamo Hilir | Bagusa, Baudi, Kapeso, Suaseso, Trimuris, Warembori, Yoke | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Mamberamo Hulu | Dabra, Dou, Fokri, Fuao, Haiya, Pepasena I, Pepasena II, Taiyeve | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Mamberamo Tengah | Anggreso, Babija, Burmeso, Danau Bira, Kasonaweja, Kwerba, Marina Valen, Metaweja, Muru Mare, Namunaweja, Sosawakwesar | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Mamberamo Tengah Timur | Biri, Eri, Kustra, Noyadi, Obogai, Towae, Wakeyadi | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Rufaer | Bareri, Fona, Kai, Sikari, Taria, Tayai | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Sawai | Anasi, Bonoi, Poiwai, Rapambrei, Sorabi, Tamakuri | |
| Mamberamo Raya | Waropen Atas | Barapasi, Bariwaro, Bensor, Marikai, Nadofoai, Rawiwa, Sipisi | |
| Sarmi | Apawer Hulu | Airoran, Aurimi, Bina, Kwawitania, Maniwa, Murara, Sasawapece, Surimania (Syurimania), Tamaja (Tamaya), Wamariri | |
| Sarmi | Bonggo | Bonggo | Anus, Armopa, Bebon Jaya, Kiren, Krim Podena, Maweswares (Mawesres), Rimsersari (Rimser Sari), Rotea, Tarontha Srum (Taronta Srum), Tetom |
| Sarmi | Bonggo Timur | Gwinjaya (Gwin Jaya), Kapitiau (Kaptiau), Mawes Mukti, Mawesday, Tamar Sari (Tamas Sari) | |
| Sarmi | Pantai Barat | Arbais, Aruswar, Burgena, Kamenawari, Kapeso, Karfasia, Masep, Mertewar (Martewar), Nisro, Niwerawar, Samorkena, Siantoa, Subu, Waim, Wari, Webro | |
| Sarmi | Pantai Timur | Ansudu (Ansubi), Ansudu Dua (Ansudu II / Srem), Betaf, Betaf Dua (Betaf II / Tamnir), Komra, Sunum (Yamna), Yamben (Jamber / Beneraf) | |
| Sarmi | Pantai Timur Bagian Barat | Arare, Dabe, Dabe Dua (Dabe II), Finyabor (Vinyabor), Finyabor Dua, Keder Lama, Nengke, Nengke Dua (Nengke II / Nengke Baru), Tambrawar (Tabrawar), Timron / Keder (Timron), Wakde | |
| Sarmi | Sarmi | Armo, Bagaiserwar, Bagaisewar II, Lembah Neidam, Liki, Mararena, Pulau Armo, Sarmi Kota (Sarmi), Sarmo, Sawar, Tefarewar | |
| Sarmi | Sarmi Selatan | Amsira, Angkasa Dua, Kasukwe, Munukania (Manukania), Siaratesa, Wapo | |
| Sarmi | Sarmi Timur | Bagaiserwar Dua, Binyer, Ebram, Holmafen, Sewan, Tanjung Batu, Waskey, Waskey / Tanjung Batu | |
| Sarmi | Tor Atas | Tor languages | Bota-Bora, Denander, Denender, Kanderjan, Omte, Safrom Tane, Safron Tane, Samanente, Toganto, Waaf |
| Supiori | Kepulauan Aruri | Aruri, Imbrisbari (Imbirsbari), Ineki, Insumbrei, Manggonswan (Mangoswan), Mbrurwandi (Mbruwandi / Bruwandi), Rayori, Wonggeina (Wongkeina), Yamnaisu | |
| Supiori | Supiori Barat | Amyas, Koryakam (Koiryakam), Mapia, Masyai, Napisndi (Napisandi), Waryei (Wariyei), Wayori (Mayori) | |
| Supiori | Supiori Selatan | Awaki, Biniki, Didiabolo, Fanindi, Maryaidori, Odori, Warbefondi (Waberfondi / Warbepondi) | |
| Supiori | Supiori Timur | Douwbo (Doubo), Duber, Marsram, Sauyas, Sorendidori (Sorendiweri), Syurdori, Wafor, Waryesi, Wombonda, Yawerma | |
| Supiori | Supiori Utara | Fanjur, Kobari Jaya, Puweri, Warbor, Warsa | |
| Waropen | Demba | Aiwa, Aniboi, Biati, Demba, Fafai, Mayaghaido, Ronarai, Tetui, Urato, Wudokuri | |
| Waropen | Inggerus | Awaso, Demisa, Firo, Harapan Jaya, Otodemo, Somiangga, Toire | |
| Waropen | Kirihi | Aru Antu (Antu Aru), Dairi, Dirou, Diwah (Diwa), Foira (Poira), Kawari, Kuaisa, Sooh, Spoiri, Wafuka | |
| Waropen | Masirei | Bunggu, Emauri, Kali Baru, Kowogi, Obutay, Saurisirami, Sinonde, Sirami, Wairo | |
| Waropen | Oudate | Baino Jaya, Botawa, Moroa, Nau, Oiboa, Rasawa, Ruambak Jaya, Sowiwa | |
| Waropen | Risei Sayati | Aimasi, Fafado, Ghaiwando, Ghaiwaru, Mui, Orambin, Unareu, Waghare, Wobari, Womorisi | |
| Waropen | Soyoi Mambai | Daimboa, Dawoa, Fafarui, Mambai, Napani, Segha, Sinabo, Soyoi, Wainarisi, Woinui | |
| Waropen | Urei Faisei | Apainabo, Ghoyui, Khemoon Jaya (Kemon Jaya), Mambui, Nubuai, Paradoi, Ronggaiwa, Rorisi, Ureifaisei I / Sanggae (Ureifasei Satu / I), Ureifaisei III / Paradoi (Ureifasei Tiga / III), Urfas II (Ureifasei Dua / II), Usaiwa | |
| Waropen | Wapoga | Awera, Dokis, Kamarisano, Pirare, Syewa Merare, Wapoga, Waweri | |
| Waropen | Waropen Bawah | Batu Zaman, Nonomi, Sarafambai, Sawara Jaya, Uri, Waren Dua (II), Waren Satu (I) | |
| Waropen | Wonti | Bakadaro, Borumei, Fimore, Gheroi, Ghoiwi Samberi, Moyufuri, Odase, Sifuisera, Wanda, Wonti Kai |
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