List of splits and creations of districts in Afghanistan

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This list identifies the province and district splits and reassignments made by the Afghan government in revising and remapping its administrative divisions in the early 2000s. In June 2005, the Afghan government issued a map of the 34 provinces and 398 districts of Afghanistan.[1][2] This list compares that 398 district set to an earlier one produced by UNDP's AIMS in 1998, which had recognized 32 provinces and 329 districts.[3] The 2005 version included the new provinces of Daikundi and Panjsher, and seventy new districts. Yet more districts have been decreed since 2005.[4] Those newer splits are not recorded here.

North Eastern Afghanistan

Badakhshan Province

Baghlan Province

Kunduz Province

  • There weren't any changes within Kunduz Province.

Takhar Province

North Western Afghanistan

Balkh Province

Faryab Province

Jowzjan Province

Samangan Province

Sare Pol Province

Central Mainland Afghanistan

Central Afghanistan

Kabul Province

Kapisa Province

Logar Province

Panjshir Province

Note - All former districts were shifted from Parwan Province.

Parwan Province

Wardak Province

  • Jaghatu District was shifted from Ghazni Province.

Eastern Afghanistan

Kunar Province

Laghman Province

  • There weren't any changes within Laghman Province.

Nangarhar Province

Nuristan Province

Western Afghanistan

Badghis Province

  • There weren't any changes within Badghis Province.

Bamyan Province

  • Sayghan District was split-off from Kahmard District, formerly from Baghlan Province.

Farah Province

  • There weren't any changes within Farah Province.

Ghor Province

Herat Province

  • There weren't any changes within Herat Province.

Southern Mainland Afghanistan

See also

References

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