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1. Attapeu
2. Bokeo
3. Borikhamxay
4. Champassack
5. Houaphan
6. Khammouane
7. Louang Namtha
8. Louangphabang
9. Oudomxay
10. Phongsaly
11. Saravane
12. Savannakhet
13. Vientiane *
14. Vientiane province
15. Sayaboury
16. Saysomboun **
17. XekongXekong (also Sekong Lao ) is a province of Laos, located in the south-east of the country. Xekong was created in 1983, when it was splitt of from Salavan. Provinces of Laos.
18. Xieng Khouang

The provinces are subdivided into districts (muang) and villages (baan).

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