Govĭ-Altay Aymag is a province of Mongolia.
Boundaries: National Statistical Office of Mongolia, OCHA ROAP (https://data.humdata.org/dataset/mongolia-administrative-boundaries-polygon-polyline) via geoBoundaries, CC BY 3.0 IGO (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/); boundaries modified; Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
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| Bayan-Uul | no seat recorded | |
| Biger | no seat recorded | |
| Bugat | no seat recorded | |
| Chandmanĭ | no seat recorded | |
| Darvi | no seat recorded | |
| Delger | no seat recorded | |
| Dörvöljin | no seat recorded | |
| Erdene | no seat recorded | |
| Haliun | no seat recorded | |
| Höhmorĭt | no seat recorded | |
| Jargalan | no seat recorded | |
| Sharga | no seat recorded | |
| Tayshir | no seat recorded | |
| Tögrög | no seat recorded | |
| Tonhil | no seat recorded | |
| Tseel | no seat recorded | |
| Tsogt | no seat recorded | |
| Yesönbulag | no seat recorded | |
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