List of districts of West Papua

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The province of West Papua in Indonesia is divided into regencies. The regencies are turn are divided administratively into districts, also known in Indonesian as distrik or kecamatan.

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The districts of West Papua and their respective regencies are as follows (as of December 2019). Administrative villages (kampung) are also listed for each district. [1] [2]

Regency District Languages in district Administrative villages
Fakfak Arguni Andamata, Arguni, Fior, Furir, Taver
Fakfak Bomberay West Bomberai languages Bumi Moroh Indah, Mekarsari, Onim Jaya, Onimsari, Pinang Agung, Tesha (Tesha Perda), Wono Rejo
Fakfak Fak-Fak (Fakfak)Fak Fak Selatan, Fak Fak Utara, Gewerpe, Lusi Peri, Wrikapal
Fakfak Fak-Fak Barat (Fakfak Barat)Kiat, Kwuhkendak, Pahger Nkindik, Porum, Purwahab Tonggo, Purwasak, Werba, Werba Utara, Wurkendik
Fakfak Fak-Fak Tengah (Fakfak Tengah)Air Besar, Brongkendik, Danaweria, Hambrangkendik, Kanantare, Katemba, Kayu Merah, Mandopma, Nemewikarya, Pasir Putih, Pirma, Raduria, Sakartemin, Unipokpok
Fakfak Fak-Fak Timur (Fakfak Timur)Kiria Bisa, Saharei, Sanggram, Tunas Gain, Urat, Weri
Fakfak Fakfak Timur Tengah Kalamanuk, Kotam, Krabelang, Kwama, Wambar, Wambar Timur, Waserat, Wayati, Wayati Barat, Wayati Timur
Fakfak Furwagi Gar, Rumbati, Salakiti, Sengkiti, Tanehamur, Tawar, Twootkindik, Werfra
Fakfak Karas Antalisa, Faur, Kiaba, Malakuli, Mas, Tarak, Tuberwasak
Fakfak Kayauni Homorkokma, Kaburbur, Kayuni, Kuagas, Mananmur, Pattukar, Rangkendak, Ubadari, Warpa
Fakfak Kokas Batufiafas, Kampung Baru, Kimina Kra, Kinam, Kokas Kota, Kriawaswas, Mambunibuni, Mandoni, Masina, Pang Wadar, Patimburak, Sekar, Sisir, Sosar, Ugar
Fakfak Kramongmongga Bahbadan, Gewab, Kramongmongga, Kwamkwamur, Mamur, Mbaham Ma Youn, Nembukteb, Pikpik, Tentreda, Wargep
Fakfak Mbahamdandara Darembang, Goras, Goras Selatan, Mbahamdandra, Mitimber, Waremu, Wos
Fakfak Pariwari Dulanpokpok, Kapaurtutin, Sekban, Sekru, Sukuru Tuare, Tanama, Torea, Wagom, Wagom Utara
Fakfak Teluk Patipi Adora, Bisa, Degen, Mawar, Muhri, Offie, Patipi Pasir, Patipi Pulau, Puar, Sum, Tetar, Tibatibananam, Us
Fakfak Tomage Mbima Jaya, Otoweri, Salawier, Tomage, Wammar, Wamosan, Warisa Mulya, Wasa Mulya, Wonodadi Mulya
Fakfak Wartutin Kamandur Tetar, Siboru, Sipatnanam, Wartutin, Werabuan, Werpigan
Kaimana Buruway Adi Jaya (Adijaya), Edor, Esania, Gaka, Guriasa, Hia, Kambala, Nusaulan (Nusaulan Jaya), Tairi, Yarona
Kaimana Kaimana Coa, Foroma Jaya, Jarati, Kaimana Kota, Kamaka, Krooy, Lobo, Lumira, Mai Mai, Marsi, Murano, Namatota, Oray, Sara, Saria, Sisir, Tanggaromi, Trikora, Werua
Kaimana Kambrau (Kambraw / Kamberau)Bahumia, Kooy, Rauna, Sermuku (Ubia Sermuku), Waho, Wamesa, Werafuta
Kaimana Teluk Arguni Atas Afu Afu (Afuafu), Bayeda, Bofuwer, Borogerba, Erigara, Feternu (Fetermu), Fudima, Furnusu (Fumusu), Gusi, Kensi (Kasira), Kokoroba, Maskur, Moyana, Pigo, Sawatewera (Sawatawera), Sawi (Sawia), Tiwara, Tugumawa (Tuguwara), Turgani (Tugarni), Wainaga, Wanggita, Warua, Warwasi, Weswasa
Kaimana Teluk Arguni Bawah (Yerusi)Egerwara, Inari, Jawera, Kufuriyai, Manggera, Nagura, Ruwara, Seraran, Sumun, Tanusan, Ukiara, Urisa, Wanoma, Waromi, Wermenu
Kaimana Teluk Etna Etna Bay Bamana, Boiya, Nariki, Rurumo, Siawatan
Kaimana Yamor Hairapara, Omba Pamuku, Ure (Mury / Uray), Urubika, Wagoha (Wagioha), Wosokuno
Manokwari Manokwari Barat Amban, Ingramui (Inggramui), Manokwari Barat, Manokwari Timur, Padarni, Sanggeng, Soribo, Tanah Merah Indah, Udopi, Wosi
Manokwari Manokwari Selatan Acemo, Anday, Anggresi (Angrisi), Dihara, Dobut (Doopud / Doput), Katebu, Maruni, Masyepi (Masiepi), Misapmeysi, Mupi, Ngunimbouw (Ngunibouw), Sowi, Waluri (Waruri / Weluri), Wamesa, Warkomi, Warmomi (Warmumi), Warswami (Warsuami), Wasai (Wasay)
Manokwari Manokwari Timur Aipiri, Arowi, Ayambori, Bakaro, Mansinam, Pasir Putih, Susweni
Manokwari Manokwari Utara Asai, Bremi, Cabang Dua (Caban Dua), Indou Oufa (Indo Oufa), Inoduas (Iroduas), Inya, Lebau, Mandopi, Meyes, Meyunfoka, Mubraidiba, Mubri, Pami, Sairo (Sayro), Saubeba, Singgimeba, Tanah Rubuh (Tanah Rubu), Teluk Mubri, Warbefor, Yonggam, Yoom I, Yoom II
Manokwari Masni Aska, Aurmios, Bowi Subur, Igor, Inyei, Jowen, Kali Merah, Koyani (Koyami), Macuan, Makwan, Mansaburi, Mantedi, Masni, Meiforga, Membowi, Merejemeg, Meyeruk (Mereyuk), Meyof II, Moubja, Muara Prafi, Muara Wariori, Prafi Barat, Ririnfos, Sembab, Sibuni, Sumber Boga, Undi, Urey, Wamfoura (Wam Bola), Wariori, Wariori Indah, Yensum, Yonsoribo
Manokwari Prafi Aimasi, Bedip Matoa (Debit Motoa), Bogor, Desay, Ingkwoisi (Inguisi), Kali Amin, Kerenu, Lismaungu (Lismanggu), Mebji (Mebiji), Prafi Mulya, Somi (Semi), Udapi Hilir (Udap Hilir), Uhyehebrig (Ogyehek), Umbuy, Wasegi Indah, Waseki Pop (Wasegi Pop)
Manokwari Sidey Kaironi, Kasi (Kassi), Manggupi, Meyof I, Saray, Sidey, Sidey Baru, Sidey Jaya, Sidey Makmur, Wamnowi (Womnowi), Waramui (Waramoi), Wariki
Manokwari Tanah Rubuh Ayawi, Cuyehep, Hanghouw, Imbeisika I (Imbeisika), Imbeisika II (Imboisika), Imboiti, Imhasuma, Indibo, Mbatma, Menyumfoku, Mirowi (Mironi), Misabugoid, Ningdip, Rembuy, Ukemboisi, Ukopti, Umnum, Urwambei, Warami, Wariari, Warkapi, Warmawai, Warnyeti, Wedoni
Manokwari Warmare Aiwou (Aywou), Amber, Asarbey (Asarbei), Bahamyenti, Dindey, Duweibey (Dueibei), Duwin, Figoud, Guentuy, Hingk, Iboisrati, Ibuwau, Indisey, Indonbey (Indondey), Kipuwau (Kibauw), Kwau, Madrat, Meny, Mingre, Minoqbei (Minogbei), Mokwam, Ngungguen, Nimbay, Snaimboy, Sotea, Sraindabey, Subsay, Syou (Siyau), Tanah Merah, Umcen (Umcem), Warmare
Manokwari Selatan Dataran Isim Dibera, Disihu (Dihisu), Disra (Desra), Duhugesa, Hugamod (Hugomot), Inyuara, Isim, Mindermes, Sibjo, Tahosta (Tohosta), Tubes, Umuhousi (Umousi)
Manokwari Selatan Momi Waren Dembek, Demini, Gaya Baru, Nij (Neny Pantai / Nenei Pantai), Siwi, Waren, Yekwandi
Manokwari Selatan Neney Aryawenmoho, Benyas, Disi, Hiyou, Neney, Sesum, Wama
Manokwari Selatan Oransbari Akeju, Margo Rukun (Margorukun), Margomulyo, Masabui, Masabui II, Muari, Oransbari, Sidomulyo, Sindang Jaya, Wandoki, Warbiadi, Warkwandi, Waroser, Watariri
Manokwari Selatan Ransiki Abreso, Bamaha, Hamawi, Hamor, Kobrey, Mambrema, Nuhuwei, Ransiki, Sabri, Susmorof, Tobou, Wamcei, Yamboi
Manokwari Selatan Tahota Kaprus, Reyob, Seimeba, Yarmatum (Yermatum)
Pegunungan Arfak Anggi Ayaubey, Hungku, Igembai, Imbai, Iraiweri, Mentubey, Pamaha, Srubey, Susi, Suteibey, Testega Pamaha, Ullong, Uper
Pegunungan Arfak Anggi Gida Itkau, Krobut, Ngisrow, Sakumi, Sibiogud, Sisrang, Tombrok, Tubyam
Pegunungan Arfak Catubouw Aiga, Bigwaimud, Binggrayud, Catubouw, Coijut, Idemai, Ijigreg, Imandrigo, Jim, Kaungwam, Manggesuk, Mieycomti, Mihij, Mihou, Minmo, Ndabouw, Slomiou, Soudin, Sugemeh, Timtouw, Unti
Pegunungan Arfak Didohu Cigera, Cirnohu, Danmou, Demdamei, Dibetik, Disra, Dugrimog, Gedeira, Iranmeba, Kusmenau, Miseda, Sirgemeh, Sneremer, Tomstir
Pegunungan Arfak Hingk Aryon, Cangoisi, Demunti, Gueipimbai, Guwei Uti, Haktiebou, Humeisi, Ikimabou, Kisap, Kwaiyehep, Kwok Dua, Kwok Satu, Liehak, Manggot, Mbegau, Mbrande, Minyeimemud, Monut, Ngimoubri, Ntap, Nungkimor, Penibut, Punggung, Sopnyai, Tigaucomti, Tingwoikiou, Tumbeibehei, Umcep, Urwong
Pegunungan Arfak Membey Imbeisba, Inyebuow, Koney, Membey, Memti, Usti
Pegunungan Arfak Minyambaouw Aduer, Andang, Anggra, Apul, Awaibehel, Ayau, Bingwoyut, Coisi, Demaisi, Driye, Handuk, Imbenti, Imbonggun, Imbrekti, Indabri, Inggramhim, Injuar, Ipingosi, Mainda, Mbingma, Memangker, Micadiwor, Miconti, Minyambouw, Misangoisi, Mitiede, Nimbiau, Ninsimoi, Pinyausi, Sigim, Simerbei, Sinaltousi, Smanggei, Ugjeheg, Umpug, Ungga, Wamminda
Pegunungan Arfak Sururey Anuk, Dugahani, Inyaub, Kobrey, Kopo, Kostera, Menesrij, Saugemeba, Sungedes, Sururey, Tomstera, Tuhubea
Pegunungan Arfak Taige Ansum, Awigau, Deurohu, Disura, Genyu, Horeta, Irbos, Siskedowo, Taige, Tridaga, Ubeisa
Pegunungan Arfak Testega Asai Dua, Demuora, Dumbrey, Iba, Jigja, Meidogda, Meifekeni, Meifokeda, Meifowoska, Meigehenawu, Meijugjijigja, Meimersa, Meksi, Morumfeyi, Testega
Teluk Bintuni Aranday Arandai Aranday (Arandai), Baru (Kampung Baru), Kecap, Manunggal Karya / Jaya
Teluk Bintuni Aroba Aroba, Sangguar, Sido Makmur, Wimbro (Nelayan Wimbro), Yaru
Teluk Bintuni Babo Amutu, Irarutu III, Kasira, Nusei
Teluk Bintuni Bintuni Argosigemerai, Beimes, Bintuni Barat, Bintuni Timur, Iguriji, Masina, Tuasai, Wesiri
Teluk Bintuni Biscoop Eniba, Ibori, Jahabra, Laudoho, Menyembrui (Menyembru), Meyorga, Mowitka
Teluk Bintuni Dataran Beimes Cumnaji, Horna (Homa), Huss, Menci, Sir, Ugdohop
Teluk Bintuni Fafurwar (Irorutu) Irarutu Fruata (Fuata / Irorutu II), Meryedi (Maryedi), Riendo
Teluk Bintuni Kaitaro Sara, Suga, Tugarama (Tugerama), Warga Nusa I (Warganusa I / Warbanusa I), Warga Nusa II
Teluk Bintuni Kamundan Bibiram, Kalitama I (Kalitami I), Kalitama II (Kalitami II), Kenara
Teluk Bintuni Kuri Naramasa, Obo, Refideso, Sarbe, Wagura
Teluk Bintuni Manimeri Atibo Manimeri, Banjar Ausoy, Bumi Saniari, Korano Jaya, Pasamai, Waraitama
Teluk Bintuni Masyeta Kalibiru, Maestofu (Mestofu), Masyeta, Mesomda
Teluk Bintuni Merdey Anajero, Mekiesefeb, Menggerba, Merdey, Meryeb, Meyetga, Meyom, Mogromus, Morombuy
Teluk Bintuni Meyado (Mayado)Barma, Barma Baru (Stencool), Meyado (Mayado / Meyabo), Vasco Damneen (Vesco Damnem / Sten)
Teluk Bintuni Moskona Barat Moskona Istiwkem (Istikem), Macok, Mejnic (Majnic / Majnik), Meyerga (Mayerga)
Teluk Bintuni Moskona Selatan Moskona Barma Barat, Inggof, Jagiro, Meyenda, Rawara
Teluk Bintuni Moskona Timur Moskona Igomu, Mesna, Sumuy (Sumui)
Teluk Bintuni Moskona Utara Moskona Inofina, Merestim (Maristim), Mosum, Moyeba
Teluk Bintuni Sumuri (Simuri) Sumuri Forada, Materabu Jaya, Saengga, Tanah Merah, Tofoi
Teluk Bintuni Tembuni Araisum, Bangun Mulya (Bangun Mulyo / Mulia), Mogoi Baru, Tembuni
Teluk Bintuni Tomu Ekam, Sebyar Rejosasi / Rejosari, Taroy (Toray / Taroi), Tomu
Teluk Bintuni Tuhiba Kucir, Sibena Permai (II), Sibena Raya (I), Tisaida, Tuhiba
Teluk Bintuni Wamesa (Idoor)Mamuranu, Wamesa I - Idoor, Wamesa II - Yakati, Yansei (Yansey / Ensei / Yensei)
Teluk Bintuni Weriagar Mogotira (Mogmesa), Tuanaikin, Weriagar, Weriagar Baru, Weriagar Utara
Teluk Wondama Kuri Wamesa Ambumi, Dusner, Nanimori, Simei (Simiei), Sobiar, Yerenusi
Teluk Wondama Naikere Inyora, Oya (Oyaa), Sararti, Undurara, Wosimi (Wosimo), Yabore
Teluk Wondama Nikiwar Kurei, Mamisi, Tamoge, Werabur, Werianggi
Teluk Wondama Rasiei Isey (Isei), Nggatum, Rasiey (Rasiei), Sasirey (Sasirei), Senderawoy / Senderawoi (Sindrawoi), Tandia, Torey, Uryemi (Uriyem / Uriemi), Webi
Teluk Wondama Roon Inday, Mena, Menarbu, Niab, Sariay, Syabes, Yende
Teluk Wondama Roswar Syeiwar, Waprak, Yomber
Teluk Wondama Rumberpon Isenebuay (Isenebuai / Senebuay / Senebuai), Iseren (Isren), Wetitindau, Yariari, Yembekiri II, Yomakan, Yombekiri I (Yembe Kiri)
Teluk Wondama Soug Jaya Sougb Kaprus, Nuspairo, Reyob (Rayob), Siresi, Yarmatum (Yermatum)
Teluk Wondama Teluk Duairi Aisandami, Sobei (Sobey), Sobey Indah, Yopanggar (Yopengar)
Teluk Wondama Wamesa Ambuar, Karuan, Nordiwar, Sabubar, Yarpate
Teluk Wondama Wasior Dotir, Iriati, Maimare (Maimari), Maniwak, Manopi, Moru (Gayabaru), Rado, Ramiki, Wasior I, Wasior II
Teluk Wondama Windesi Sandey, Sombokoro, Wamesa Tengah, Windesi, Yopmeos (Yopmios)
Teluk Wondama Wondiboy Issui, Kabouw, Kaibi, Wondiboy

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