Ad Dir‘īyah was the capital until 1818.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Al Bahah Region | Al Bahah | 476 k · 7 districts |
| Al Jawf Region | Sakakah | 508 k · 3 districts |
| Al-Qassim Region | Buraydah | 1.0 M · 11 districts |
| 'Asir Region | Abha | 2.2 M · 12 districts |
| Eastern Province | Dammam | 4.9 M · 11 districts |
| Ha'il Region | Ha'il | 700 k · 4 districts |
| Jazan Region | Jizan | 1.6 M · 17 districts |
| Mecca Region | Makkah | 8.6 M · 13 districts |
| Medina Region | Madinah | 2.1 M · 7 districts |
| Najran Region | Najrān | 429 k · 8 districts |
| Northern Borders Region | Arar | 321 k · 3 districts |
| Riyadh Region | Riyadh | 8.2 M · 20 districts |
| Tabuk Region | Tabuk | 910 k · 6 districts |
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