South Sulawesi
| No | Regency | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bantaeng | Bantaeng |
| 2 | Barru | Barru |
| 3 | Bone | Watampone |
| 4 | Bulukumba | Bulukumba |
| 5 | East Luwu | Malili |
| 6 | Enrekang | Enrekang |
| 7 | Gowa | Sungguminasa |
| 8 | Jeneponto | Bontosunggu |
| 9 | Luwu | Belopa |
| 10 | North Luwu | Masamba |
| 11 | North Toraja | Rantepao |
| 12 | Maros | Maros |
| 13 | Pangkajene Islands | Pangkajene |
| 14 | Pinrang | Pinrang |
| 15 | Selayar Islands | Benteng |
| 16 | Sinjai | Sinjai |
| 17 | Sidenreng Rappang | Sidenreng |
| 18 | Soppeng | Watan Soppeng |
| 19 | Takalar | Takalar |
| 20 | Tana Toraja | Makale |
| 21 | Wajo | Sengkang |
| No | City | |
| 1 | Makassar | Makassar |
| 2 | Palopo | Palopo |
| 3 | Pare-Pare | Pare-Pare |
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