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The regions (viloyat) of Uzbekistan are divided into 175 districts (tuman). [1] [2] The districts are listed by regions, in the general direction from the west to the east.
| No. on map | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 2 | Amudaryo District | Mangʻit |
| 3 | Beruniy District | Beruniy |
| 15 | Chimboy District | Chimboy |
| 17 | Ellikqala District | Boʻston |
| 7 | Kegeyli District | Kegeyli |
| 9 | Moʻynoq District | Moʻynoq |
| 10 | Nukus District | Oqmangʻit |
| 5 | Qanlikoʻl District | Qanlikoʻl |
| 8 | Qoʻngʻirot District | Qoʻngʻirot |
| 6 | Qoraoʻzak District | Qoraoʻzak |
| 16 | Shumanay District | Shumanay |
| 12 | Taxtakoʻpir District | Taxtakoʻpir |
| 13 | Toʻrtkoʻl District | Toʻrtkoʻl |
| 14 | Xoʻjayli District | Xoʻjayli |
| 11 | Taxiatosh District | Taxiatosh |
| 4 | Boʻzatov District | Boʻzatov |
Taxiatosh District was created in 2017 from part of Xoʻjayli District. [3] Boʻzatov District was created in September 2019 from parts of the Kegeyli District and the Chimboy District. [4]
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bogʻot District | Bogʻot |
| 2 | Gurlan District | Gurlan |
| 3 | Xonqa District | Xonqa |
| 4 | Hazorasp District | Hazorasp |
| 5 | Khiva District | Khiva |
| 6 | Qoʻshkoʻpir District | Qoʻshkoʻpir |
| 7 | Shovot District | Shovot |
| 8 | Urganch District | Qorovul |
| 9 | Yangiariq District | Yangiariq |
| 10 | Yangibozor District | Yangibozor |
| 11 | Tuproqqalʼa District | Pitnak |
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Konimex District | Konimex |
| 2 | Qiziltepa District | Qiziltepa |
| 3 | Xatirchi District | Yangirabod |
| 4 | Navbahor District | Beshrabot |
| 5 | Karmana District | Karmana |
| 6 | Nurota District | Nurota |
| 7 | Tomdi District | Tomdibuloq |
| 8 | Uchquduq District | Uchquduq |
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Olot District | Olot |
| 2 | Bukhara District | Galaosiyo |
| 3 | Gʻijduvon District | Gʻijduvon |
| 4 | Jondor District | Jondor |
| 5 | Kogon District | Kogon |
| 6 | Qorakoʻl District | Qorakoʻl |
| 7 | Qorovulbozor District | Qorovulbozor |
| 8 | Peshku District | Yangibozor |
| 9 | Romitan District | Romitan |
| 10 | Shofirkon District | Shofirkon |
| 11 | Vobkent District | Vobkent |
| District name | District capital | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bulungʻur District | Bulungʻur |
| 2 | Ishtixon District | Ishtixon |
| 3 | Jomboy District | Jomboy |
| 4 | Kattakurgan District | Payshanba |
| 5 | Qoʻshrabot District | Qoʻshrabot |
| 6 | Narpay District | Oqtosh |
| 7 | Nurobod District | Nurobod |
| 8 | Oqdaryo District | Loyish |
| 9 | Paxtachi District | Ziyovuddin |
| 10 | Payariq District | Payariq |
| 11 | Pastdargʻom District | Juma |
| 12 | Samarqand District | Gulobod |
| 13 | Toyloq District | Toyloq |
| 14 | Urgut District | Urgut |
| District name | District capital | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chiroqchi District | Chiroqchi |
| 2 | Dehqonobod District | Karashina |
| 3 | Gʻuzor District | Gʻuzor |
| 4 | Qamashi District | Qamashi |
| 5 | Qarshi District | Beshkent |
| 6 | Koson District | Koson |
| 7 | Kasbi District | Mugʻlon |
| 8 | Kitob District | Kitob |
| 9 | Mirishkor District | Yangi Mirishkor |
| 10 | Muborak District | Muborak |
| 11 | Nishon District | Yangi Nishon |
| 12 | Shakhrisabz District | Shahrisabz |
| 13 | Yakkabogʻ District | Yakkabogʻ |
| District name | District capital | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Angor District | Angor |
| 2 | Bandixon District | Bandixon |
| 3 | Boysun District | Boysun |
| 4 | Denov District | Denov (Denau) |
| 5 | Jarqoʻrgʻon District | Jarqoʻrgʻon |
| 6 | Qiziriq District | Sariq |
| 7 | Qumqoʻrgʻon District | Qumqoʻrgʻon |
| 8 | Muzrabot District | Xalqobod (Khalkabad) |
| 9 | Oltinsoy District | Qarluq |
| 10 | Sariosiyo District | Sariosiyo |
| 11 | Sherobod District | Sherobod |
| 12 | Shoʻrchi District | Shoʻrchi |
| 13 | Termiz District | Uchqizil |
| 14 | Uzun District | Uzun |
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arnasoy District | Gʻoliblar |
| 2 | Baxmal District | Oʻsmat |
| 3 | Doʻstlik District | Doʻstlik |
| 4 | Forish District | Bogʻdon |
| 5 | Gʻallaorol District | Gʻallaorol |
| 6 | Sharof Rashidov District | Uchtepa |
| 7 | Mirzachoʻl District | Gagarin |
| 8 | Paxtakor District | Paxtakor |
| 9 | Yangiobod District | Balandchaqir |
| 10 | Zomin District | Zomin |
| 11 | Zafarobod District | Zafarobod |
| 12 | Zarbdor District | Zarbdor |
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oqoltin District | Sardoba |
| 2 | Boyovut District | Boyovut |
| 3 | Guliston District | Dehqonobod |
| 4 | Xovos District | Xovos |
| 5 | Mirzaobod District | Navroʻz |
| 6 | Sardoba District | Paxtaobod |
| 7 | Sayxunobod District | Sayxun |
| 8 | Sirdaryo District | Sirdaryo |
| Key | District name | District capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chortoq District | Chortoq |
| 2 | Chust District | Chust |
| 3 | Kosonsoy District | Kosonsoy |
| 4 | Mingbuloq District | Joʻmashoʻy |
| 5 | Namangan District | Toshbuloq |
| 6 | Norin District | Haqqulobod |
| 7 | Pop District | Pop |
| 8 | Toʻraqoʻrgʻon District | Toʻraqoʻrgʻon |
| 9 | Uchqoʻrgʻon District | Uchqoʻrgʻon |
| 10 | Uychi District | Uychi |
| 11 | Yangiqoʻrgʻon District | Yangiqoʻrgʻon |
| District name | District capital | |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Oltiariq District | Oltiariq |
| 2 | Bagʻdod District | Bagʻdod |
| 3 | Beshariq District | Beshariq |
| 4 | Buvayda District | Ibrat |
| 5 | Dangʻara District | Dangʻara |
| 6 | Fergana District | Chimyon |
| 7 | Furqat District | Navbahor |
| 8 | Qoʻshtepa District | Langar |
| 9 | Quva District | Quva |
| 10 | Rishton District | Rishton |
| 11 | Soʻx District | Ravon |
| 12 | Toshloq District | Toshloq |
| 13 | Uchkoʻprik District | Uchkoʻprik |
| 14 | Uzbekistan District | Yaypan |
| 15 | Yozyovon District | Yozyovon |
Ohunboboev District was renamed to Qoʻshtepa District in August 2010.
Since 2020, when the Yangihayot district was created, [5] Tashkent is divided into 12 districts.
| Nr | District |
|---|---|
| 1 | Bektemir |
| 2 | Chilanzar |
| 3 | Yashnobod |
| 4 | Mirobod |
| 5 | Mirzo Ulugbek |
| 6 | Sergeli |
| 7 | Shayxontoxur |
| 8 | Olmazor |
| 9 | Uchtepa |
| 10 | Yakkasaray |
| 11 | Yunusabad |
| 12 | Yangihayot |
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