East Nusa Tenggara
| No | Regency | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alor | Kalabahi |
| 2 | Belu | Atambua |
| 3 | Central Sumba | Waibakul |
| 4 | East Flores | Larantuka |
| 5 | East Manggarai | Borong |
| 6 | East Sumba | Waingapu |
| 7 | Ende | Ende |
| 8 | Kupang | Kupang |
| 9 | Lembata | Lewoleba |
| 10 | Malaka | Betun |
| 11 | Manggarai | Ruteng |
| 12 | Nagekeo | Mbay |
| 13 | Ngada | Bajawa |
| 14 | North Central Timor | Kefamenanu |
| 15 | Rote Ndao | Baa |
| 16 | Sabu Raijua | West Savu |
| 17 | Sikka | Maumere |
| 18 | South Central Timor | Soe |
| 19 | Southwest Sumba | Tambolaka |
| 20 | West Manggarai | Labuan Bajo |
| 21 | West Sumba | Waikabubak |
| No | City | |
| 1 | Kupang | Kupang |
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