Abidjan was the capital until 1983.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain; World Bank Group, OCHA Côte d’Ivoire (https://datacatalog.worldbank.org/dataset/cote-divoire-administrative-boundaries-2016) via geoBoundaries, CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/); boundaries modified
| Abidjan | Abidjan | 6.3 M · 8 localities |
| Bas-Sassandra | San-Pédro | 2.7 M · 4 districts |
| Comoé | Abengourou | 1.5 M · 5 localities |
| Denguélé | Odienné | 436 k · 2 districts |
| Gôh-Djiboua | Gagnoa | 2.1 M · 4 districts |
| Lacs | Dimbokro | 1.5 M · 4 districts |
| Lagunes | Dabou | 2.0 M · 5 districts |
| Montagnes | Man | 3.0 M · 4 districts |
| Sassandra-Marahoué | Daloa | 2.7 M · 3 districts |
| Savanes | Korhogo | 2.2 M · 3 districts |
| Vallée du Bandama | Bouaké | 2.0 M · 3 districts |
| Woroba | Séguéla | 1.2 M · 4 districts |
| Yamoussoukro Autonomous District | no seat recorded | 422 k · 1 district |
| Zanzan | Bondoukou | 1.3 M · 3 districts |
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