Guadalcanal Province is a province of the Solomon Islands.
Boundaries: Natural Earth (naturalearthdata.com), public domain
| Aola | no seat recorded | 6 k |
| Avuavu | no seat recorded | 3 k |
| Birao | no seat recorded | 4 k |
| Duidui | no seat recorded | 5 k |
| East Ghaobata | no seat recorded | 6 k |
| East Tasimboko | no seat recorded | 10 k |
| Kolokarako | no seat recorded | 3 k |
| Longgu | no seat recorded | 5 k |
| Malango | Malango | 25 k |
| Moli | no seat recorded | 5 k |
| Paripao | no seat recorded | 4 k |
| Saghalu | no seat recorded | 11 k |
| Savulei | no seat recorded | 4 k |
| Talise | no seat recorded | 3 k |
| Tandai | no seat recorded | 33 k |
| Tangarare | no seat recorded | 4 k |
| Tetekanji | no seat recorded | 2 k |
| Valasi | no seat recorded | 2 k |
| Vatukulau | no seat recorded | 3 k |
| Vulolo | no seat recorded | 6 k |
| Wanderer Bay | no seat recorded | 4 k |
| West Ghaobata | no seat recorded | 7 k |
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