Yamagata-ken is a prefecture of Japan.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Akumi-gun | no seat recorded | 1 subdistrict |
| Higashimurayama-gun | no seat recorded | 2 subdistricts |
| Higashine Shi | Higashine | 48 k |
| Higashiokitama-gun | no seat recorded | 2 subdistricts |
| Higashitagawa-gun | no seat recorded | 2 subdistricts |
| Kaminoyama-shi | Kaminoyama | 33 k |
| Kitamurayama-gun | no seat recorded | 1 subdistrict |
| Mogami-gun | no seat recorded | 7 subdistricts |
| Murayama Shi | Murayama | 26 k |
| Nagai-shi | Nagai | 29 k |
| Nan'yō Shi | Nanyō | 33 k |
| Nishimurayama-gun | no seat recorded | 4 subdistricts |
| Nishiokitama-gun | no seat recorded | 3 subdistricts |
| Obanazawa Shi | Obanazawa | 18 k |
| Sagae-shi | Sagae | 43 k |
| Sakata Shi | Sakata | 109 k |
| Shinjō Shi | Shinjō | 38 k |
| Tendō Shi | Tendō | 62 k |
| Tsuruoka Shi | Tsuruoka | 135 k |
| Yamagata Shi | Yamagata | 251 k |
| Yonezawa Shi | Yonezawa | 86 k |
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