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SNo District Province Chanthabuly District 1 Vientiane Capital (Vientiane City) Sikhottabong District 2 Vientiane Capital (Vientiane City) Xaysetha District 3 Vientiane Capital (Vientiane City) Sisattanak District 4 Vientiane Capital (Vientiane City) 5 Naxaithong District Vientiane Capital 6 Xaythany District Vientiane Capital Hadxayfong District 7 Vientiane Capital (Vientiane City) 8 Sangthong District Vientiane Capital 9 Mayparkngum District Vientiane Capital 10 Phongsaly District Phongsaly Province 11 May District Phongsaly Province 12 Khoua District Phongsaly Province 13 Samphanh District Phongsaly Province 14 Boun Neua District Phongsaly Province 15 Yot Ou District Phongsaly Province 16 Boun Tay District Phongsaly Province 17 Namtha District Luang Namtha Province 18 Sing District Luang Namtha Province 19 Long District Luang Namtha Province 20 Viengphoukha District Luang Namtha Province 21 Na Le District Luang Namtha Province 22 Xay District Oudomxay Province 23 La District Oudomxay Province 24 Na Mo District Oudomxay Province 25 Nga District Oudomxay Province 26 Beng District Oudomxay Province 27 Houne District Oudomxay Province 28 Pak Beng District Oudomxay Province 29 Houay Xay District Bokeo Province 30 Ton Pheung District Bokeo Province 31 Meung District Bokeo Province 32 Pha Oudom District Bokeo Province 33 Pak Tha District Bokeo Province 34 Nam Nhou Special District Bokeo Province 35 Luang Prabang District Luang Prabang Province 36 Xiengngeun District Luang Prabang Province 37 Nane District Luang Prabang Province 38 Pak Ou District Luang Prabang Province 39 Nam Bak District Luang Prabang Province 40 Ngoy District Luang Prabang Province 41 Pak Seng District Luang Prabang Province 42 Phonxay District Luang Prabang Province 43 Chomphet District Luang Prabang Province 44 Viengkham District Luang Prabang Province 45 Phoukhoune District Luang Prabang Province 46 Phonthong District Luang Prabang Province 47 Xam Neua District Houaphanh Province 48 Xiengkho District Houaphanh Province 49 Viengthong District Houaphanh Province 50 Viengxay District Houaphanh Province 51 Houameuang District Houaphanh Province 52 Samtay District Houaphanh Province 53 Sop Bao District Houaphanh Province 54 Muang Et District Houaphanh Province 55 Sainyabuli District Sainyabuli Province 56 Khop District Sainyabuli Province 57 Hongsa District Sainyabuli Province 58 Ngeun District Sainyabuli Province 59 Xienghone District Sainyabuli Province 60 Phiang District Sainyabuli Province 61 Parklai District Sainyabuli Province 62 Kenethao District Sainyabuli Province 63 Botene District Sainyabuli Province 64 Thongmyxay District Sainyabuli Province 65 Pek District Xiangkhouang Province 66 Kham District Xiangkhouang Province 67 Nong Het District Xiangkhouang Province 68 Khoune District Xiangkhouang Province 69 Mok May District Xiangkhouang Province 70 Phou Kout District Xiangkhouang Province 71 Phaxay District Xiangkhouang Province 72 Thathom District Xiangkhouang Province 73 Phonhong District Vientiane Province 74 Thoulakhom District Vientiane Province 75 Keo Oudom District Vientiane Province 76 Kasy District Vientiane Province 77 Vangvieng District Vientiane Province 78 Feuang District Vientiane Province 79 Xanakharm District Vientiane Province 80 Mad District Vientiane Province 81 Hinhurp District Vientiane Province 82 Viengkham District Vientiane Province 83 Hom District Vientiane Province 84 Xaysomboun District Vientiane Province 85 Paksane District Bolikhamsai Province 86 Thaphabat District Bolikhamsai Province 87 Pakkading District Bolikhamsai Province 88 Borikhane District Bolikhamsai Province 89 Khamkeut District Bolikhamsai Province 90 Viengthong District Bolikhamsai Province 91 Thakhek District Khammouane Province 92 Mahaxay District Khammouane Province 93 Nong Bok District Khammouane Province 94 Hineboune District Khammouane Province 95 Yommalath District Khammouane Province 96 Boualapha District Khammouane Province 97 Nakai District Khammouane Province 98 Sebangphay District Khammouane Province 99 Saybouathong District Khammouane Province 100 Kounkham District Khammouane Province 101 Kaysone Phomvihane District Savannakhet Province 102 Outhoumphone District Savannakhet Province 103 Atsaphangthong District Savannakhet Province 104 Phine District Savannakhet Province 105 Seponh District Savannakhet Province 106 Nong District Savannakhet Province 107 Thapangthong District Savannakhet Province 108 Songkhone District Savannakhet Province 109 Champhone District Savannakhet Province 110 Khanthaboury District Savannakhet Province 111 Xayboury District Savannakhet Province 112 Viraboury District Savannakhet Province 113 Assaphone District Savannakhet Province 114 Xonboury District Savannakhet Province 115 Thaphalanxay District Savannakhet Province 116 Saravane District Salavan Province 117 Ta Oy District Salavan Province 118 Toumlane District Salavan Province 119 Lakhonepheng District Salavan Province 120 Vapy District Salavan Province 121 Khongsedone District Salavan Province 122 Lao Ngam District Salavan Province 123 Sa Mouay District Salavan Province 124 Lam Mam District Sekong Province 125 Kaleum District Sekong Province 126 Dak Cheung District Sekong Province 127 Tha Teng District Sekong Province 128 Pak Se District Champasak Province 129 Sanasomboun District Champasak Province 130 Batiengchaleunsouk District Champasak Province 131 Paksong District Champasak Province 132 Pathouphone District Champasak Province 133 Phonthong District Champasak Province 134 Champassack District Champasak Province 135 Soukhoumma District Champasak Province 136 Mounlapamok District Champasak Province 137 Khong District Champasak Province 138 Saysetha District Attapeu Province 139 Samakkhixay District Attapeu Province 140 Sanamxay District Attapeu Province 141 Sanxay District Attapeu Province 142 Phouvong District Attapeu Province For other more formats kindly visit www.downloadexcelfiles.com Original source : 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