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Angola is divided into eighteen provinces:
Map key
|
Province
|
Capital
|
Population (2014 prelim. census)
|
Area (km2) [1]
|
1
|
Bengo
|
Caxito
|
351,579
|
31,371
|
2
|
Benguela
|
Benguela
|
2,036,662
|
39,826
|
3
|
Bié
|
Kuito
|
1,338,923
|
70,314
|
4
|
Cabinda
|
Cabinda
|
688,285
|
7,270
|
5
|
Cuando Cubango
|
Menongue
|
510,369
|
199,049
|
6
|
Cuanza Norte
|
N'dalatando
|
427,971
|
24,110
|
7
|
Cuanza Sul
|
Sumbe
|
1,793,787
|
55,600
|
8
|
Cunene
|
Ondjiva
|
965,288
|
87,342
|
9
|
Huambo
|
Huambo
|
1,896,147
|
34,270
|
10
|
Huíla
|
Lubango
|
2,354,398
|
79,023
|
11
|
Luanda
|
Luanda
|
6,542,944
|
2,417
|
12
|
Lunda Norte
|
Lucapa
|
799,950
|
103,760
|
13
|
Lunda Sul
|
Saurimo
|
516,077
|
77,637
|
14
|
Malanje
|
Malanje
|
968,135
|
97,602
|
15
|
Moxico
|
Luena
|
727,594
|
223,023
|
16
|
Namibe
|
Namibe
|
471,613
|
57,091
|
17
|
Uíge
|
Uíge
|
1,426,354
|
58,698
|
18
|
Zaire
|
M'banza-Kongo
|
567,225
|
40,130
|
|
Map of Angola with provinces numbered.
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See also
References