The Provinces of Cambodia
Cambodia's administrative territorial division consists of 23 provinces (khet, Khmer) and 1 city under central authority (Krong, Khmer). The provinces in turn are divided into smaller subdivisions, county (term), Comun (khom) which combines the several hundred villages. Municipalities are divided into districts (Kham), which are divided into districts (Sangkat) and further sections (Krom).
22 December 2008 King of Cambodia, Narodomom Sihamoni signed a decree on the revision of boundaries in some provinces, bringing the city Kep, Pailin, and Sihanoukville city under central authority passed into the status of provinces.
Short Title 2Today the only city under the central government is Phnom Penh.
The Provinces of Cambodia are as follows:
1. Banteay Meanchey
2. Battamban
3. Kaepa
4. Speu
5. Thom
6. Cham
7. Chhnang
8.Kampot
9.Kandal
10. Koh Kong
11. Kratie
12. Mondulkiri
13. Oddar Meanchey
14 Pailin
15. Pursat
16. Prey Veng
17. Preah Vihear
18. Ratanakiri
19. Svay Rieng
20.Sianukvil
21.Siemreap
22.Styngtraeng
23.Takeo
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