ISO 3166-2:SC - Current Codes

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

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