Subdivisions of Córdoba Province (Argentina)

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• Calamuchita Department
• Embalse
• Los Cóndores
• Villa General Belgrano
• Capital Department
  • Córdoba
• Colón Department
• Caroya
• Río Ceballos
• Cruz del Eje Department
• Cruz del Eje
• General Roca Department
• Del Campillo
• General San Martín Department
• Etruria
• Villa Nueva
• Ischilín Department
• Juárez Celman Department
• Alejandro Roca
• Marcos Juárez Department
• Arias Municipality
• Corral de Bustos Ifflinger
• Los Surgentes
• Minas Department
• Pocho Department
• Presidente Roque Saenz Peña Department
• Punilla Department
  • San Antonio de Arredondo
• Río Cuarto Department
• Coronel Moldes
• Río Cuarto
• Río Primero Department
• La Puerta
• Río Seco Department
• Río Segundo Department
• San Alberto Department
  • Mina Clavero
• San Javier Department
• Villa Dolores
• San Justo Department
• Alicia
• Arroyito
• Brinkmann
• Freyre
• La Francia
• San Francisco
• Transito
• Santa María Department
  • Alta Gracia
  • Alta Gracia - Barrio Córdoba
  • Alta Gracia - Barrio Liniers
  • Alta Gracia - Barrio Parque San Juan
  • Alta Gracia - Barrio Portales del Sol
  • Anisacate
• Sobremonte Department
• Tercero Arriba Department
• Almafuerte
• Hernando
• James Craik
• Tancacha
• Totoral Department
• Tulumba Department
• Unión Department
  • Bell Ville

• Córdoba Province
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• Map of Córdoba Province subdivisions
  Reported by Francisco Gregoric, 30 Apr 2008

About Córdoba Province subdivisions

The Province of Córdoba is administratively divided in 26 departments. Inside each department there are a different number of municipalities of two kinds: municipio for the bigger ones and comuna for the smaller ones. In total the province has 428 municipalities.
Francisco Gregoric, 20 Apr 2008