Palestine Governorates (original) (raw)

ISO 3166-2 Newsletter II-3 is dated 2011-12-15. It assigns codes to the governorates, as shown in the table below.

These are the new governorates of Palestine, according to Global Statistics .

Governorate HASC ISO Population Capital
Bethlehem PS.WE.BL BTH 176,515 Bayt Lahm
Deir Al-Balah PS.GZ.DB DEB 205,534 Deir Al-Balah
Gaza PS.GZ.GZ GZA 496,410 Gaza
Gaza ash Shamaliyah PS.GZ.GS NGZ 270,245 Jabaliyah
Hebron PS.WE.HE HBN 551,130 Hebron
Jenin PS.WE.JN JEN 256,212 Jenin
Jericho PS.WE.JC JRH 41,724 Ariha
Jerusalem PS.WE.JS JEM 362,521 al-Quds
Khan Yunis PS.GZ.KY KYS 270,979 Khan Yunis
Nablus PS.WE.NA NBS 321,493 Nablus
Qalqilya PS.WE.QA QQA 91,046 Qalqilya
Rafah PS.GZ.RA RFH 173,371 Rafah
Ramallah and Al-Bireh PS.WE.RB RBH 278,018 Ramallah
Salfit PS.WE.SA SLT 59,464 Salfit
Tubas PS.WE.TB TBS 48,771 Tubas
Tulkarm PS.WE.TL TKM 158,213 Tulkarm
HASC: Hierarchical administrative subdivision codes.The middle two letters identify the district.For key, see the Districts of Palestine page. ISO: Codes from ISO standard 3166-2. Population: 2007-12-01 census. Capital: Information provided by Karem Abdalla. Bayt Lahm isArabic for Bethlehem; Ariha is Arabic for Jericho; al-Qudsis Arabic for Jerusalem.

Change history:

Under Israeli administration, Gaza was divided into the subdistricts of Gaza, Khan Yunis, and Rafah; the West Bank was divided into the subdistricts of Bethlehem, Hebron, Jenin, Jordan, Nablus, Ramallah, and Tulkarm.

Other names of subdivisions:

  1. Gaza ash Shamaliyah: North Gaza (English)
  2. Jericho: Jericho and Al Aghwar (variant)
  3. Nablus: Nabulus (variant)