ISO 3166-2:EC

ISO 3166-2:EC
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ISO 3166-2:EC is an ISO standard which defines geocodes: it is the subset of ISO 3166-2 which applies to Ecuador. It covers the 22 provinces.

The first part is the ISO 3166-1 code EC for Ecuador, the second part is one-digit-alphabetic.

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ISO 3166-2:2002-12-10

Codes

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Sorted by Code
`EC-A`	Azuay
`EC-B`	Bolívar
`EC-C`	Carchi
`EC-D`	Orellana
`EC-E`	Esmeraldas
`EC-F`	Cañar
`EC-G`	Guayas
`EC-H`	Chimborazo
`EC-I`	Imbabura
`EC-L`	Loja
`EC-M`	Manabí
`EC-N`	Napo
`EC-O`	El Oro
`EC-P`	Pichincha
`EC-R`	Los Ríos
`EC-S`	Morona-Santiago
`EC-T`	Tungurahua
`EC-U`	Sucumbíos
`EC-W`	Galápagos
`EC-X`	Cotopaxi
`EC-Y`	Pastaza
`EC-Z`	Zamora-Chinchipe

Sorted by Name
Azuay	`EC-A`
Bolívar	`EC-B`
Cañar	`EC-F`
Carchi	`EC-C`
Chimborazo	`EC-H`
Cotopaxi	`EC-X`
El Oro	`EC-O`
Esmeraldas	`EC-E`
Galápagos	`EC-W`
Guayas	`EC-G`
Imbabura	`EC-I`
Loja	`EC-L`
Los Ríos	`EC-R`
Manabí	`EC-M`
Morona-Santiago	`EC-S`
Napo	`EC-N`
Orellana	`EC-D`
Pastaza	`EC-Y`
Pichincha	`EC-P`
Sucumbíos	`EC-U`
Tungurahua	`EC-T`
Zamora-Chinchipe	`EC-Z`

See also

ISO 3166-2, the reference table for all country region codes.
ISO 3166-1, the reference table for all country codes, as used for domain names on the Internet.
Provinces of Ecuador

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