Political Division
The province is divided into 16 departments (in the Spanish language, departamentos).
Department (Capital):
- Cochinoca (Abra Pampa)
- El Carmen (El Carmen)
- Doctor Manuel Belgrano (San Salvador de Jujuy)
- Humahuaca (Humahuaca)
- Ledesma (Libertador General San Martín)
- Palpalá (Palpalá)
- Rinconada (Rinconada)
- San Antonio (San Antonio, Jujuy)
- San Pedro (San Pedro)
- Santa Bárbara (Palma Sola, Jujuy)
- Santa Catalina (Santa Catalina)
- Susques (Susques)
- Tilcara (Tilcara)
- Tumbaya (Tumbaya)
- Valle Grande (Valle Grande)
- Yavi (La Quiaca)
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