West Sumatra
| No | Regency | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Agam | Lubuk Basung |
| 2 | Dharmasraya | Pulau Punjung |
| 3 | Lima Puluh Kota | Sarilamak |
| 4 | Mentawai Islands | Tuapejat |
| 5 | Padang Pariaman | Parit Malintang |
| 6 | Pasaman | Lubuk Sikaping |
| 7 | Sijunjung | Muaro Sijunjung |
| 8 | Solok | Arosuka |
| 9 | South Pesisir | Painan |
| 10 | South Solok | Padang Aro |
| 11 | Tanah Datar | Batusangkar |
| 12 | West Pasaman | Simpang Empat |
| No | City | |
| 1 | Bukittinggi | Bukittinggi |
| 2 | Padang | Padang |
| 3 | Padang Panjang | Padang Panjang |
| 4 | Painan | Painan |
| 5 | Pariaman | Pariaman |
| 6 | Payakumbuh | Payakumbuh |
| 7 | Sawahlunto | Sawahlunto |
| 8 | Solok | Solok |
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