ISO 3166-2:PH#I-2
{{Short description|Entry for the Philippines in ISO 3166-2}}
ISO 3166-2:PH is the entry for the Philippines in ISO 3166-2, part of the ISO 3166 standard published by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), which defines codes for the names of the principal subdivisions (e.g., provinces or states) of all countries coded in ISO 3166-1.
Currently for the Philippines, ISO 3166-2 codes are defined for two levels of subdivisions:
Each code consists of two parts, separated by a hyphen. The first part is {{mono|PH}}, the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code of the Philippines. The second part is either of the following:
- two digits: regions
- three letters: provinces
The codes for the regions correspond to the Roman numerals used to represent the regions, except the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, the Cordillera Administrative Region, Mimaropa, and the National Capital Region, which do not use Roman numerals for representation purposes.
The codes for the provinces of Cotabato ({{mono|PH-NCO}}) and Davao de Oro ({{mono|PH-COM}}) are assigned based on their former names, North Cotabato and Compostela Valley respectively.
Current codes
Subdivision names are listed as in the ISO 3166-2 standard published by the ISO 3166 Maintenance Agency (ISO 3166/MA).
ISO 639-1 codes are used to represent subdivision names in the following administrative languages:
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= Regions =
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Code
! Subdivision name (en) ! Subdivision name (tl) ! class=unsortable|Roman numeral |
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{{mono|PH-14}}
| Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao{{efn|group=regions|Defunct; superseded by the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) in 2019.}} | Nagsasariling Rehiyon ng Muslim sa Mindanaw | ARMM |
{{mono|PH-05}}
| Bicol | Rehiyon ng Bikol | V |
{{mono|PH-02}}
| Rehiyon ng Lambak ng Kagayan | II |
{{mono|PH-40}}
| Rehiyon ng Calabarzon | IV-A |
{{mono|PH-13}}
| Caraga | Rehiyon ng Karaga | XIII |
{{mono|PH-03}}
| Rehiyon ng Gitnang Luson | III |
{{mono|PH-07}}
| Rehiyon ng Gitnang Bisaya | VII |
{{mono|PH-15}}
| Cordillera Administrative Region | Rehiyon ng Administratibo ng Kordilyera | CAR |
{{mono|PH-11}}
| Davao | Rehiyon ng Dabaw | XI |
{{mono|PH-08}}
| Rehiyon ng Silangang Bisaya | VIII |
{{mono|PH-01}}
| Ilocos | Rehiyon ng Iloko | I |
{{mono|PH-41}}
| Mimaropa | Rehiyon ng Mimaropa | IV-B{{efn|group=regions|Numerical designation was discontinued in 2017.}} |
{{mono|PH-00}}
| Pambansang Punong Rehiyon | NCR |
{{mono|PH-10}}
| Rehiyon ng Hilagang Mindanaw | X |
{{mono|PH-12}}
| Rehiyon ng Soccsksargen | XII |
{{mono|PH-06}}
| Rehiyon ng Kanlurang Bisaya | VI |
{{mono|PH-09}}
| Rehiyon ng Tangway ng Sambuwangga | IX |
Notes
{{notelist|group=regions}}
= Provinces =
class="wikitable sortable" |
Code
! Subdivision name (en) ! Subdivision name (tl) ! In region |
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{{mono|PH-ABR}}
| Abra | Abra |
{{mono|PH-AGN}}
| Hilagang Agusan | Caraga |
{{mono|PH-AGS}}
| Timog Agusan | Caraga |
{{mono|PH-AKL}}
| Aklan | Aklan |
{{mono|PH-ALB}}
| Albay | Albay |
{{mono|PH-ANT}}
| Antique | Antike |
{{mono|PH-APA}}
| Apayao | Apayaw |
{{mono|PH-AUR}}
| Aurora | Aurora |
{{mono|PH-BAS}}
| Basilan | Basilan | Zamboanga Peninsula{{efn|group=provinces|Basilan has been moved from Zamboanga Peninsula to the Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (PH-14).}} |
{{mono|PH-BAN}}
| Bataan | Bataan |
{{mono|PH-BTN}}
| Batanes | Batanes |
{{mono|PH-BTG}}
| Batangas | Batangas |
{{mono|PH-BEN}}
| Benguet | Benget |
{{mono|PH-BIL}}
| Biliran | Biliran |
{{mono|PH-BOH}}
| Bohol | Bohol |
{{mono|PH-BUK}}
| Bukidnon | Bukidnon |
{{mono|PH-BUL}}
| Bulacan | Bulakan |
{{mono|PH-CAG}}
| Cagayan | Kagayan |
{{mono|PH-CAN}}
| Hilagang Kamarines |
{{mono|PH-CAS}}
| Timog Kamarines |
{{mono|PH-CAM}}
| Camiguin | Kamigin |
{{mono|PH-CAP}}
| Capiz | Kapis |
{{mono|PH-CAT}}
| Katanduwanes |
{{mono|PH-CAV}}
| Cavite | Kabite |
{{mono|PH-CEB}}
| Cebu | Sebu |
{{mono|PH-NCO}}
| Cotabato | Kotabato |
{{mono|PH-COM}}
| |
{{mono|PH-DAV}}
| Hilagang Dabaw |
{{mono|PH-DAS}}
| Timog Dabaw |
{{mono|PH-DVO}}
| Kanlurang Dabaw |
{{mono|PH-DAO}}
| Silangang Dabaw |
{{mono|PH-DIN}}
| Pulo ng Dinagat | Caraga |
{{mono|PH-EAS}}
| Silangang Samar |
{{mono|PH-GUI}}
| Guimaras | Gimaras |
{{mono|PH-IFU}}
| Ifugao | Ipugaw |
{{mono|PH-ILN}}
| Hilagang Iloko |
{{mono|PH-ILS}}
| Timog Iloko |
{{mono|PH-ILI}}
| Iloilo | Iloilo |
{{mono|PH-ISA}}
| Isabela | Isabela |
{{mono|PH-KAL}}
| Kalinga | Kalinga |
{{mono|PH-LUN}}
| La Union | La Unyon |
{{mono|PH-LAG}}
| Laguna | Laguna |
{{mono|PH-LAN}}
| Hilagang Lanaw | Soccsksargen{{efn|group=provinces|Lanao del Norte has been moved from Soccsksargen to Northern Mindanao (PH-10).}} |
{{mono|PH-LAS}}
| Timog Lanaw |
{{mono|PH-LEY}}
| Leyte | Leyte |
{{mono|PH-MAD}}
| Marinduke | Mimaropa |
{{mono|PH-MAS}}
| Masbate | Masbate |
{{mono|PH-MDC}}
| Kanlurang Mindoro | Mimaropa |
{{mono|PH-MDR}}
| Silangang Mindoro | Mimaropa |
{{mono|PH-MGN}}
| Hilagang Magindanaw |
{{mono|PH-MGS}}
| Timog Magindanaw |
{{mono|PH-MSC}}
| Kanlurang Misamis |
{{mono|PH-MSR}}
| Silangang Misamis |
{{mono|PH-MOU}}
| Lalawigang Bulubundukin |
{{mono|PH-NEC}}
| Kanlurang Negros |
{{mono|PH-NER}}
| Silangang Negros |
{{mono|PH-NSA}}
| Hilagang Samar |
{{mono|PH-NUE}}
| Nuweva Esiha |
{{mono|PH-NUV}}
| Nuweva Biskaya |
{{mono|PH-PLW}}
| Palawan | Palawan | Mimaropa |
{{mono|PH-PAM}}
| Pampanga | Pampanga |
{{mono|PH-PAN}}
| Pangasinan |
{{mono|PH-QUE}}
| Quezon | Keson |
{{mono|PH-QUI}}
| Quirino | Kirino |
{{mono|PH-RIZ}}
| Rizal | Risal |
{{mono|PH-ROM}}
| Romblon | Romblon | Mimaropa |
{{mono|PH-WSA}}
| Samar (local variant: Western Samar) | Samar |
{{mono|PH-SAR}}
| Sarangani | Davao Region{{efn|group=provinces|Sarangani has been moved from Davao to Soccsksargen (PH-12).}} |
{{mono|PH-SIG}}
| Siquijor | Sikihor |
{{mono|PH-SOR}}
| Sorsogon | Sorsogon |
{{mono|PH-SCO}}
| Timog Kotabato | Davao Region{{efn|group=provinces|South Cotabato has been moved from Davao to Soccsksargen (PH-12).}} |
{{mono|PH-SLE}}
| Katimogang Leyte |
{{mono|PH-SUK}}
| Sultan Kudarat |
{{mono|PH-SLU}}
| Sulu | Sulu |
{{mono|PH-SUN}}
| Hilagang Surigaw | Caraga |
{{mono|PH-SUR}}
| Timog Surigaw | Caraga |
{{mono|PH-TAR}}
| Tarlac | Tarlak |
{{mono|PH-TAW}}
| Tawi-Tawi |
{{mono|PH-ZMB}}
| Zambales | Sambales |
{{mono|PH-ZAN}}
| Hilagang Sambuwangga |
{{mono|PH-ZAS}}
| Timog Sambuwangga |
{{mono|PH-ZSI}}
| Sambuwangga Sibugay |
Notes
{{notelist|group=provinces}}
Changes
The following changes to the entry have been announced by the ISO 3166/MA since the first publication of ISO 3166-2 in 1998. ISO stopped issuing newsletters in 2013.
class="wikitable" |
Newsletter
! Date issued ! Description of change in newsletter ! Code/Subdivision change |
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id="I-2" | [https://web.archive.org/web/20120131102127/http://www.iso.org/iso/iso_3166-2_newsletter_i-2_en.pdf {{nowrap|Newsletter I-2}}]
| {{nowrap|2002-05-21}} | Addition of one region and six provinces. New list source and code source. Precise specification of and minor corrections to the spelling of names | style=white-space:nowrap | Subdivisions added: |
id="II-2" | [https://www.iso.org/files/live/sites/isoorg/files/archive/pdf/en/iso_3166-2_newsletter_ii-2_2010-06-30.pdf {{nowrap|Newsletter II-2}}]
| {{nowrap|2010-06-30}} | Addition of the country code prefix as the first code element, addition of names in administrative languages, update of the administrative structure and of the list source | style=white-space:nowrap | Subdivisions added: |
rowspan="3" | [https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:PH Online Browsing Platform (OBP)] | 2015-11-27 | Addition of province PH-DVO | Subdivisions added: |
2020-11-24
| Change of subdivision name of PH-COM in eng; Deletion of subdivision name of PH-COM in tgl; Update List Source; Correction of the Code Source | Subdivisions renamed: |
2023-11-23
| Deletion of province PH-MAG; Addition of province PH-MGN, PH-MGS | Subdivision deleted: |
See also
Sources
- [https://www.iso.org/obp/ui/#iso:code:3166:PH ISO Online Browsing Platform: PH]
- [http://www.statoids.com/uph.html Provinces of the Philippines] (statoids.com)
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