Districts of Turkmenistan

As of September 19, 2025, there are 58 districts in Turkmenistan. Among them, 7 are boroughs and 7 are cities with a district status. Here is a list of the districts of Turkmenistan arranged by administrative divisions and alphabetical order. Cities with a district status are highlighted in bold. == List of districts for each province ==

Aşgabat See also Map of the Boroughs of Ashgabat As of January 5, 2018, Ashgabat includes four boroughs (uly etraplar): Ahal province Balkan province Daşoguz province Lebap province Mary province ==Abolished districts==

Here is a list districts abolished at some point: • Altyn asyr District - Abolished on January 5, 2018, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Archabil District • Beýik Türkmenbaşy District • Çandybil District • Derweze District • Döwletli District - Abolished on November 9, 2022, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Farap District - Abolished on November 9, 2022, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Garabekewül District - Abolished on November 25, 2017, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Gubadag District - Abolished on November 9, 2022, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Gurbansoltan Eje District - Abolished on November 9, 2022, then reestablished on September 19, 2025, with the name of Garaşsyzlyk. • Kenar District (Türkmenbaşy City) • Magdanly District • Oguzhan District - Abolished on November 9, 2022, then reestablished on September 19, 2025. • Ruhabat District • Sakar District • Serhetabat District ==See also==