Moldova is divided into 32 raions, or raioane, 5 municipalities (Chişinău, Bălţi and Tighina/Bender, Comrat, Tiraspol), one autonomous, non-contiguous region (Gagauzia), and the breakaway region of Transnistria, the status of which is disputed.

1. Anenii Noi
2. Basarabeasca
3. Briceni
4. Cahul
5. Cantemir
6. Călăraşi
7. Căuşeni
8. Cimişlia
9. Criuleni
10. Donduşeni
11. Drochia
12. Dubăsari
13. Edineţ
14. Faleşti
15. Floreşti
16. Glodeni
17. Hînceşti
18. Ialoveni
19. Leova
20. Nisporeni
21. Ocniţa
22. Orhei
23. Rezina
24. Rîşcani
25. Sîngerei
26. Soroca
27. Străşeni
28. Şoldăneşti
29. Ştefan Vodă
30. Taraclia
31. Teleneşti
32. Ungheni

Formerly (from the late 1990s until February 2003), it was made up of the following 9 counties, or judeţe, (capitals in parentheses):

• Bălţi (Bălţi)
• Cahul (Cahul)
• Chişinău (separate municipality surrounded by Chişinău county) (Chişinău)
• Edineţ (Edineţ)
• Găgăuzia (autonomous territorial unit) (Comrat)
• Lăpuşna (Hînceşti)
• Orhei (Orhei)
• Soroca (Soroca)
• Stânga Nistrului (territorial unit) (Dubăsari)
• Tighina (Căuşeni)
• Ungheni (Ungheni)

The part of Moldova east of the Dniestr/Nistru River, Transnistria is de jure a part of Moldova, although in reality it is not controlled by the Moldovan government.

Lists of subnational entities | Subdivisions of Moldova

Subdivisions de la République de Moldavie | Райоанеле Републичий Молдова | Subdivisões da Moldávia | Raioanele Republicii Moldova | Административное деление Молдавии | Njësitë administrative - (Moldavi)