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Angola is divided into eighteen provinces, known in Portuguese as províncias:

Location	Province	Capital	Area (km2) [1]	Population (2014 Census)[2]	Population density (per km2 in 2014)	Region
	Bengo	Caxito	31,371	356,641	11.4	Greater Luanda
	Benguela	Benguela	31,788	2,231,385	70.2	Central
	Bié	Cuíto	70,314	1,455,255	20.7	Central
	Cabinda	Cabinda	7,270	716,076	98.5	North
	Cuando Cubango	Menongue	199,049	534,002	2.7	East
	Cuanza Norte	N'dalatando	24,190	443,386	18.3	Greater Luanda
	Cuanza Sul	Sumbe	55,660	1,881,873	33.8	Central
	Cunene	Ondjiva	89,342	990,087	11.1	South West
	Huambo	Huambo	34,274	2,019,555	58.9	Central
	Huíla	Lubango	75,002	2,497,422	33.3	South West
	Luanda	Luanda	18,283	6,945,386	379.9	Greater Luanda
	Lunda Norte	Dundo	102,783	862,566	8.4	East
	Lunda Sul	Saurimo	45,649	537,587	11.8	East
	Malanje	Malanje	97,602	986,363	10.1	North
	Moxico	Luena	223,023	758,568	3.4	East
	Namibe	Moçâmedes	58,137	495,326	8.5	South West
	Uíge	Uíge	58,698	1,483,118	25.3	North
	Zaire	M'banza-Kongo	40,130	594,428	14.8	North

• List of province
• Municipalities of Angola
• Communes of Angola
• ISO 3166-2:AO, the ISO codes for Angola.

• Gwillim Law (1999). "Angola". Administrative Subdivisions of Countries: A Comprehensive World Reference, 1900 through 1998. US: McFarland & Company. pp. 27–29. ISBN 0786407298.