South East Sulawesi
| No | Regency | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bombana | Rumbia |
| 2 | Buton | Bau-Bau |
| 3 | East Kolaka | Tirawuta |
| 4 | Kolaka | Kolaka |
| 5 | Konawe | Unaaha |
| 6 | Muna | Raha |
| 7 | North Buton | Burangga |
| 8 | North Kolaka | Lasusua |
| 9 | North Konawe | Wanggudu |
| 10 | South Konawe | Andolo |
| 11 | Wakatobi | Wangi-Wangi |
| No | City | |
| 11 | Bau-Bau | Bau-Bau |
| 12 | Kendari | Kendari |
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