Current Codes
Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).
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| Code | Subdivision name |
|---|---|
| TN-12 | Ariana |
| TN-31 | Beja !Béja |
| TN-13 | Ben Arous |
| TN-23 | Bizerte |
| TN-81 | Gabès |
| TN-71 | Gafsa |
| TN-32 | Jendouba |
| TN-41 | Kairouan |
| TN-42 | Kasserine |
| TN-73 | Kebili |
| TN-14 | La Manouba |
| TN-33 | Le Kef |
| TN-53 | Mahdia |
| TN-82 | Medenine |
| TN-52 | Monastir |
| TN-21 | Nabeul |
| TN-61 | Sfax |
| TN-43 | Sidi Bouzid |
| TN-34 | Siliana |
| TN-51 | Sousse |
| TN-83 | Tataouine |
| TN-72 | Tozeur |
| TN-11 | Tunis |
| TN-22 | Zaghouan |
Read more about this topic: ISO 3166-2:TN
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