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Divisions Administratives Et Codes Postaux De La Municipalité Et De La Province De Kampot Administrative Divisions and ZIP Code Divisions administratives et codes postaux de la municipalité et de la province de Kampot Administrative divisions and ZIP Codes of the Kampot Municipality and Province Le Royaume du Cambodge est divisé administrativement en « 25 provinces et capitale ». Les provinces se divisent ensuite en « districts » (ស្រកុ srok), « communes » (ឃ khum) et « villages » (ភូមិ phum). La capitale provinciale de la province de Kampot, la Municipalité de Kampot (ស្កងុ កពត), est divisée en quartiers (រង្កាត់ sangkat), le reste de la province est divisé en districts (ស្រកុ srok) et communes (ឃ khum). Chaque quartier de la Municipalité de Kampot et chaque commune des districts se sont vu attribuer un code postal spécifique. La province de Kampot compte une municipalité et sept districts. Les tableaux ci-dessous donnent les noms en khmer et en « anglais », des quartiers (sangkat) de la Municipalité de Kampot et des communes des différents districts. La source de ce document est la base de données du site du NCDD (National Committee for Sub-National Democratic Development). The Kingdom of Cambodia is divided into 25 “provinces and capital city”. The provinces are furthermore divided into “districts” (ស្រកុ srok), “communes” (ឃ khum) and “villages” (ភូមិ phum). The provincial capital of the Kampot Province, Kampot Municipality (ស្កងុ កពត), is divided into sangkats (រង្កាត់), the remaining area of the province is divided into districts (ស្រកុ srok) and communes (ឃ khum). A specific ZIP code is given to each sangkat in Kampot Municipality and to each commune in the districts. The list below gives the names, in Khmer and in “English”, of the “sangkats” in Kampot Municipality and of the communes in the districts, as well as the corresponding ZIP codes. Kampot Province is divided into one municipality and seven districts. The source of this compilation is the database provided on the website of NCDD (National Committee for Sub-National Democratic Development). Emplacement de la province de Kampot / Kampot Province location (Par Cambodia_location_map.svg: NordNordWestderivative work: Kmusser (talk) — Cambodia_location_map.svg, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=10583983) Districts et municipalité de la Province de Kampot / Districts and municipality of Kampot Province Khmer English អងគរជ័យ Angkor Chey បន្ទាយ掶រ Banteay Meas ឈូក Chhuk ជ គិរី Chum Kiri ដងទង់ Dang Tong កពង់ស្ាច Kampong Trach ទឹកឈូ Tuek Chhou ស្កងុ កពត Kampot Municipality ស្កងុ កពត Municipalité de Kampot / Kampot Municipality Sangkat in Khmer Sangkat in English Code postal / ZIP Code 070801 កពង់កណ្ដាល Kampong Kandal 070802 ស្រងអពិល Krang Ampil 070803 កពង់厶យ Kampong Bay 070804 អ㯒ាូ ងខ្មែរ Andoung Khmer 070805 តស្តើយតរᏇ Traeuy Kaoh ស្រកុ អងគរជ័យ District d’Angkor Chey / Angkor Chey District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code 070101 អងគភនតូច Angk Phnum Touch 070102 អងគរជ័យ Angkor Chey 070103 ចប ៉ី Champei 070104 ដបូកមពរ់ Dambouk Khpos 070105 ⮶នតោម Dan Koum 070106 តដើមដូង Daeum Doung 070107 តស្掶ម Mroum 070108 ភនក ង Phnum Kong 070109 ស្បភន Praphnum 070110 រ螶ញ Samlanh 070111 ាន៉ី Tani ស្រកុ បន្ទាយ掶រ District de Banteay Meas / Banteay Meas District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code Banteay Meas Khang 070201 បន្ទាយ掶រ޶ងតកើត Kaeut Banteay Meas Khang 070202 បន្ទាយ掶រ޶ងលិច Lech 070203 ព្ស្ពទតនេ Prey Tonle 070204 រតោងតស្រម Samraong Kraom 070205 រតោងតលើ Samraong Leu Sdach Kong Khang 070206 តរាចគង់޶ងតជើង Cheung Sdach Kong Khang 070207 តរាចគង់޶ងលិច Lech Sdach Kong Khang 070208 តរាចគង់޶ងតបូង Tboung 070209 តានតច ងស្រង់ Tnoat Chong Srang Trapeang Sala Khang 070210 ស្តពង羶澶޶ងតកើត Kaeut Trapeang Sala Khang 070211 ស្តពង羶澶޶ងលិច Lech 070212 ទូក掶រ޶ងតកើត Tuk Meas Khang Kaeut 070213 ទូក掶រ޶ងលិច Tuk Meas Khang Lech Voat Angk Khang 070214 វតាអងគ޶ងតជើង Cheung Voat Angk Khang 070215 វតាអងគ޶ងតបូង Tboung ស្រកុ ឈូក District de Chhuk / Chhuk District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code 070301 厶តនៀវ Baniev 070302 ាខ្កន Takaen 070303 បឹងនិមល Boeng Nimol 070304 ឈូក Chhuk 070305 ដូនយ៉យ Doun Yay 070306 ស្រងរបូវ Krang Sbov 070307 ស្រង羶នយ Krang Snay 070308 តលបើក Lbaeuk 070309 ស្តពង忒េង Trapeang Phleang 070310 掶នជ័យ Mean Chey 070311 ន្ទោយ㯒៍ Neareay 070312 រតវពង Satv Pong 070313 ស្តពងប៉ី Trapeang Bei 070314 ស្តខ្មង Tramaeng 070315 តតតោអភិវ㏒ឍន៍ Dechou Akphivoadth ស្រកុ ជ គិរី District de Chum Kiri / Chum Kiri District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code 070401 តស្ចរ Chres 070402 ជពូវនា Chumpu Voan 070403 羶នយអញ្ជិត Snay Anhchit 070404 ខ្ស្រខ្ចង Srae Chaeng 070405 ខ្ស្រកនុង Srae Knong 070406 ខ្ស្ររតោង Srae Samraong 070407 ស្តពងោង Trapeang Reang ស្រកុ ដងទង់ District de Dang Tong / Dang Tong District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code 070501 ដណ្ដក់រ ស្ក Damnak Sokram 070502 ដងទង់ Dang Tong Khcheay Khang 070503 ޶ជ យ޶ងតជើង Cheung Khcheay Khang 070504 ޶ជយ޶ងតបូង Tboung 070505 掶នរិទធិ Mean Ritth Srae Chea Khang 070506 ខ្ស្រោ޶ងតជើង Cheung Srae Chea Khang 070507 ខ្ស្រោ޶ងតបូង Tboung 070508 ទទ ង Totung 070509 អងគ រ掶រ Angk Romeas 070510 澶ាង L'ang ស្រកុ កពង់ស្ាច District de Kampong Trach / Kampong Trach District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code Boeng Sala Khang 070601 បឹង羶澶޶ងតជើង Cheung Boeng Sala Khang 070602 បឹង羶澶޶ងតបូង Tboung Damnak Kantuot 070603 ដណ្ដក់កនាួត޶ងតជើង Khang Cheung Damnak Kantuot 070604 ដណ្ដក់កនាួត޶ងតបូង Khang Tboung Kampong Trach Khang 070605 កពង់ស្ាច޶ងតកើត Kaeut Kampong Trach Khang 070606 កពង់ស្ាច޶ងលិច Lech 070607 ស្厶羶ទភនមយង Prasat Phnom Khyang 070608 ភនស្厶羶ទ Phnom Prasat 070609 អងគរ រភ៉ី Ang Sophy 070610 ខ្ស្ពកស្កឹរ Preaek Kroes Ruessei Srok Khang 070611 ឫរស៉ីស្រកុ ޶ងតកើត Kaeut Ruessei Srok Khang 070612 ឫរស៉ីស្រកុ ޶ងលិច Lech Svay Tong Khang 070613 羶វយទង޶ងតជើង Cheung Svay Tong Khang 070614 羶វយទង޶ងតបូង Tboung ស្រកុ ទឹកឈូ District de Tuek Chhou / Tuek Cchou District Commune in Khmer Commune in English Code postal / ZIP code 070701 បឹងទូក Boeng Tuk 070702 ជ តស្គៀល Chum Kriel 070703 កពង់ខ្ស្កង Kampong Kraeng 070704 កពង់រតោង Kampong Samraong 070705 កតណ្ដាល Kandaol 070707 តរᏇតូច Kaoh Touch 070708 កូនរតវ Koun Satv 070709 掶៉ក់ស្厶ងគ Makprang 070711 ខ្ស្ពកតានត Preaek Tnaot 070712 ព្ស្ពឃែុ Prey Khmum 070713 ព្ស្ព䏒នង Prey Thnang 070715 រាឹងខ្កវ Stueng Kaev 070716 䏒ែ៉ី Thmei 070717 ស្តពងស្ព៉ីង Trapeang Pring 070718 ស្តពងរខ្ងា Trapeang Sangkae 070719 ស្តពងធ Trapeang Thum Source : Base de données du NCDD / NCDD database http://db.ncdd.gov.kh/gazetteer/view/index.castle .
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