The departments of Guatemala

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Guatemala is divided into 22 ^[1] departments (departamentos):

1. Alta Verapaz
2. Baja Verapaz
3. Chimaltenango
4. Chiquimula
5. Petén
6. El Progreso
7. El Quiché
8. Escuintla
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10. Huehuetenango
11. Izabal
12. Jalapa
13. Jutiapa
14. Quetzaltenango
15. Retalhuleu
16. Sacatepéquez
17. San Marcos
18. Santa Rosa
19. Sololá
20. Suchitepéquez
21. Totonicapán
22. Zacapa

In addition, Guatemala has in the past claimed that all or part of the nation of Belize is a department of Guatemala (as a part of the Province of Verapaz), and this claim is sometimes reflected in maps of the region. Guatemala formally recognized Belize in 1992, but as of this time the remaining border disputes between the two nations had not been resolved. ^[2]

As Electoral Law, the municipality of Guatemala in the Department of Guatemala takes Congressional Sites by it territory. The remain municipalities takes other sites. Still administratively has the same administration and does not correspond another special treament.

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• ISO 3166-2:GT
• Interactive map of Guatemalan departments and municipalities
• statoid site

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