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Province (Capital)

1. Azuay ( Cuenca)
2. Bolívar ( Guaranda )
3. Cañar ( Azogues )
4. Carchi ( Tulcán )
5. Chimborazo ( Riobamba )
6. Cotopaxi ( Latacunga )
7. El Oro ( Machala)
8. Esmeraldas ( Esmeraldas )
9. Galápagos ( Puerto Baquerizo Moreno )
10. Guayas ( GuayaquilSantiago de Guayaquil or just Guayaquil is the largest city in Ecuador, as well as that nation's principle sea port. Guayaquil is located around the mouth of the Guayas river, where it flows into the Gulf of Guayaquil, a sheltered natural port on the Paci)
11. ImbaburaImbabura is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Ibarra. The province is divided in 6 cantons. Canton (Capital) # Antonio Ante (Atuntaqui) # Cotacachi (Cotacachi) # Ibarra (Ibarra) # Otavalo (Otavalo) # Pimampiro (Pimampiro) # San Miguel de Urcuqui (Urcu ( IbarraIbarra is a town in northern Ecuador, capital of the Imbabura province, lying at the foot of the Imbabura volcano and on the left bank of the Tahuando River. It is about 45 miles north east of the capital Quito. History Ibarra was founded in 1606 by the S)
12. LojaLoja is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Loja. The province is divided in 16 cantons. Canton (Capital) # Calvas (Cariamanga) # Catamayo (Catamayo) # Celica (Celica) # Chaguarpamba (Chaguarpamba) # Espindola (Espindola) # Gonzanama (Gonzanama) # Loja ( LojaLoja, Ecuador is the capital of Loja province. It was was founded in 1548 and has the distinction of being the first city in Ecuador to be wired for electric power provided by a hydroelectric dam completed in 1896. Loja is also famous for having been visi)
13. Los RíosLos Rios is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Babahoyo. The province is divided in 12 cantons. Canton (Capital) # Baba (Baba) # Babahoyo ( Babahoyo) # Buena Fe (San Jacinto de Buena Fe) # Mocache (Mocache) # Montalvo (Montalvo) # Palenque # Pueblo Vie ( Babahoyo )
14. ManabíManab is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Portoviejo. The province is divided in 22 cantons. Canton (Capital) # Bolivar (Calceta) # Chone (Chone) # El Carmen (El Carmen) # Flavio Alfaro (Flavio Alfaro) # Jama (Jama) # Jaramijo (Jaramijo) # Jipijapa ( ( Portoviejo )
15. Morona-SantiagoMorona-Santiago is a province in Ecuador. The capital is Macas. The province is divided in 11 cantons. Canton (Capital) # Gualaquiza (Gualaquiza) # Huamboya (Huamboya) # Limon Indanza (General Leonidas P. Logrono (Logrono) # Morona (Morona) # Pablo Sexto ( Macas )
16. Napo ( Tena )
17. Orellana ( Puerto Francisco de Orellana )
18. Pastaza ( Puyo )
19. Pichincha ( Quito)
20. Sucumbíos ( Nueva Loja )
21. Tungurahua ( Ambato)
22. Zamora-Chinchipe ( Zamora )

See for their ISO 3166-2 codes.

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