Districts of Latvia

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Before July 1, 2009 Latvia was divided into 26 districts (rajons; pl. rajoni) and 7 cities (lielpilsētas; singular – lielpilsēta), indicated with asterisks: (for new administrative divisions see Administrative divisions of Latvia (2009))

1. Aizkraukle District
2. Alūksne District
3. Balvi District
4. Bauska District
5. Cēsis District
6. Daugavpils District
7. Daugavpils*
8. Dobele District
9. Gulbene District
10. Jēkabpils District
11. Jelgava District
12. Jelgava*
13. Jūrmala*
14. Krāslava District
15. Kuldīga District
16. Liepāja District
17. Liepāja*
18. Limbaži District
19. Ludza District
20. Madona District
21. Ogre District
22. Preiļi District
23. Rēzekne District
24. Rēzekne*
25. Riga District
26. Riga*
27. Saldus District
28. Talsi District
29. Tukums District
30. Valka District
31. Valmiera District
32. Ventspils District
33. Ventspils*

[edit] Labelled map

Limbaži

Valmiera

Valka

Alūksne

Gulbene

Balvi

Madona

Ludza

Rēzekne

Preiļi

Daugavpils

Krāslava

Jēkabpils

Aizkraukle

Ogre

Cēsis

Riga District

Jūrmala

Riga

Talsi

Tukums

Ventspils

Ventspils

Kuldīga

Liepāja

Liepāja

Saldus

Dobele

Jelgava

Jelgava

Bauska

Rēzekne

Daugavpils

[edit] See also

• Administrative divisions of Latvia (2009)
• Administrative divisions of Latvia (pre-2009)
• Historical regions of Latvia
• Planning regions of Latvia
• ISO 3166-2:LV