Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Addis Ababa | Addis Ababa | 3.8 M · 17 zones |
| Afar Region | Samara | 1.2 M · 12 zones |
| Amhara Region | Bahir Dar | 21.1 M · 17 zones |
| Benishangul-Gumuz Region | Āsosa | 1.1 M · 6 zones |
| Central Ethiopia Regional State | Hosa’ina | 9.4 M · 8 zones |
| Dire Dawa Region | Dire Dawa | 493 k · 1 zone |
| Gambela Region | Gambēla | 436 k · 8 subdistricts |
| Harari Region | Harar | 246 k · 1 zone |
| Oromiya Region | no seat recorded | 35.5 M · 56 subdistricts |
| Sidama Region | Awasa | 3.0 M · 7 subdistricts |
| Somali Region | Jijiga | 11.7 M · 17 zones |
| South Ethiopia Regional State | Sodo | 7.7 M · 14 zones |
| South West Ethiopia Peoples' Region | Bonga | 2.4 M · 8 zones |
| Tigray Region | Mek'ele | 5.4 M · 13 zones |
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