Territories of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Further information: Subdivisions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo

The provinces of the Democratic Republic of the Congo are divided into 192 territories (fr. territoires, sing. territoire). The territories are listed below, in alphabetic order:

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