Yangon was the capital until 2005.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Ayeyarwady Region | Pathein | 6.2 M · 6 districts |
| Bago Region | Bago | 5.7 M · 4 districts |
| Chin State | Hakha | 479 k · 3 districts |
| Kachin State | Myitkyina | 1.7 M · 4 districts |
| Kayah State | Loikaw | 400 k · 2 districts |
| Kayin State | Hpa-An | 1.6 M · 4 districts |
| Magway Region | Magway | 3.9 M · 5 districts |
| Mandalay Region | Mandalay | 6.1 M · 7 districts |
| Mon State | Mawlamyine | 2.1 M · 2 districts |
| Nay Pyi Taw | Nay Pyi Taw | 1.2 M · 2 districts |
| Rakhine State | Sittwe | 3.1 M · 5 districts |
| Sagaing Region | Monywa | 5.3 M · 9 districts |
| Shan State | Taunggyi | 5.8 M · 13 districts |
| Tanintharyi Region | Dawei | 1.4 M · 3 districts |
| Yangon Region | Yangon | 7.4 M · 4 districts |
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