Current Codes
Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).
ISO 639-1 codes are used to represent subdivision names in the following administrative languages:
- (en): English
- (fr): French
- (—): Seselwa
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| Code | Subdivision name (en) | Subdivision name (fr) | Subdivision name (—) |
|---|---|---|---|
| SC-01 | Anse aux Pins | Anse aux Pins | Ans o Pen |
| SC-02 | Anse Boileau | Anse Boileau | Ans Bwalo |
| SC-03 | Anse Etoile | Anse Etoile !Anse Étoile | Ans Etwal |
| SC-05 | Anse Royale | Anse Royale | Ans Royal |
| SC-04 | Au Cap | Au Cap | O Kap |
| SC-06 | Baie Lazare | Baie Lazare | Be Lazar |
| SC-07 | Baie Sainte Anne | Baie Sainte-Anne | Be Sent Ann |
| SC-08 | Beau Vallon | Beau Vallon | Bovalon |
| SC-09 | Bel Air | Bel Air | Beler |
| SC-10 | Bel Ombre | Bel Ombre | Belonm |
| SC-11 | Cascade | Cascade | Kaskad |
| SC-12 | Glacis | Glacis | Glasi |
| SC-13 | Grand Anse Mahe | Grand'Anse Mahé | Grand Ans Mae |
| SC-14 | Grand Anse Praslin | Grand'Anse Praslin | Grand Ans Pralen |
| SC-15 | La Digue | La Digue | Ladig |
| SC-16 | English River | La Rivière Anglaise | Larivyer Anglez |
| SC-24 | Les Mamelles | Les Mamelles | Lemamel |
| SC-17 | Mont Buxton | Mont Buxton | Mon Bikston |
| SC-18 | Mont Fleuri | Mont Fleuri | Mon Fleri |
| SC-19 | Plaisance | Plaisance | Plezans |
| SC-20 | Pointe Larue | Pointe La Rue | Pwent Lari |
| SC-21 | Port Glaud | Port Glaud | Porglo |
| SC-25 | Roche Caiman | Roche Caïman | Ros Kaiman |
| SC-22 | Saint Louis | Saint-Louis | Sen Lwi |
| SC-23 | Takamaka | Takamaka | Takamaka |
Read more about this topic: ISO 3166-2:SC
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