Provinces - Thailand is divided into 76 provinces and geographically divided into 6 regions. While the Thai capital Bangkok is not a province but a special administrative area and is a 76th Province and also included is maintained. The names of the provinces are equal to the names of the respective capitals. Only 6 provinces have different names when this is not just the capitals emitters.The largest cities in the provinces of Mae Sot, Tak, Pathum Thani Rangsit, Songkhla's Hat Yai, Chonburi Pattaya is, in Narathiwat's Su-Ngai Kolok and Prachuap Khiri Khan Hua Hin.

The city of Bangkok is the largest city with the majority of both population and the highest population density. The largest sector is the province of Nakhon Ratchasima, the smallest of Samut Songkhram. Ranong has the lowest population, while Mae Hong Son has the lowest population density. Each of the provinces is administered by a governor from the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The only exception is Bangkok, whose governor is elected by the people.

Thailand is divided into 877 districts. The fifty hot Khet of Bangkok, but also in official documents, they are sometimes mistaken as the Amphoe. The number of constituencies in the provinces is between three and fifty in the smallest province in Bangkok. Further subdivision levels, and finally Tambon Muban. In Bangkok, the Tambon referred Kwaeng.