Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain; World Food Programme, OCHA ROAP (https://data.humdata.org/dataset/dpr-korea-administrative-boundaries) via geoBoundaries, CC BY 3.0 IGO (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/); boundaries modified
| Chagang-do | Kanggye | 1.3 M · 28 counties |
| Hwanghae-bukto | Sariwŏn-si | 2.1 M · 40 subdistricts |
| Hwanghae-namdo | Haeju | 2.3 M · 42 counties |
| Kaesong | Kaesŏng | 193 k · 3 counties |
| Kangwŏn-do | Wŏnsan | 1.5 M · 56 subdistricts |
| Nampo | Namp’o | 367 k · 3 counties |
| North Hamgyong Province | Chongjin | 2.3 M · 116 subdistricts |
| North Pyongan | Sinŭiju | 2.7 M · 85 subdistricts |
| Pyongyang | Pyongyang | 2.5 M · 153 subdistricts |
| Rason | Rajin | 197 k · 13 subdistricts |
| Ryanggang | Hyesan | 719 k · 46 subdistricts |
| South Hamgyong | Hamhŭng | 3.1 M · 104 subdistricts |
| South Pyongan | P’yŏngsŏng | 4.1 M · 72 subdistricts · seat ≠ largest |
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