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Administrative divisions of Madagascar: map and list

Explore 22 named first-level map divisions for Madagascar. If you searched for its states, provinces or regions, use this interactive reference map to browse the names and compare outline-derived size estimates.

The source is a generalized beta map layer. Its boundary hierarchy and names may not match the current official administrative register. No population or socioeconomic figures are inferred from map shapes.

Natural Earth Admin 1 · 5.1.1

Interactive Madagascar division map

22 named map divisions

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Within-country comparison

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Amoron'i Mania17,105.7 km²Approximate outline area
Androy15,822.2 km²Approximate outline area

Mapped-area difference1,283.5 km²

Outline-size ratio1.08×

These are estimates calculated from generalized map polygons. They are not official land-area figures and do not include population, income, health, or education statistics.

Names represented in the source layer

Madagascar regions and divisions

22 listed
Division nameMapped-area estimateComparison action
Amoron'i Mania17,105.7 km²
Androy15,822.2 km²
Anosy30,643.1 km²
Antananarivo16,442.9 km²
Antananarivo18,097.4 km²
Antananarivo17,402.3 km²
Antananarivo6,673.3 km²
Atsimo-Andrefana69,225.3 km²
Atsimo-Atsinanana16,188.7 km²
Betsiboka30,778.3 km²
Boeny30,383.8 km²
Diana19,408.6 km²
Haute Matsiatra21,525 km²
Ihorombe24,574.3 km²
Melaky41,765.5 km²
Menabe49,839.6 km²
Sava24,029 km²
Sofia51,152.4 km²
Toamasina22,248.3 km²
Toamasina22,255.8 km²
Toamasina27,773.7 km²
Vatovavy-Fitovinany21,420 km²

Map names and generalized outlines: Natural Earth — Admin 1 states and provinces, 1:10m, version 5.1.1.Approximate outline area calculated from generalized spherical geometry using a mean Earth radius of 6,371,008.8 metres. This is not an official land-area statistic.