Administrative status
Xinjiang is a provincial-level division of the People's Republic of China[1].
Subdivisions
26 county-level or higher divisions[1]:
- Ürümqi (prefecture-level city, 650100)
- Karamay (prefecture-level city, 650200)
- Turpan (prefecture-level city, 650400)
- Hami (prefecture-level city, 650500)
- Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture (autonomous prefecture, 652300)
- Bortala Mongol Autonomous Prefecture (autonomous prefecture, 652700)
- Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture (autonomous prefecture, 652800)
- Aksu Prefecture (prefecture, 652900)
- Kizilsu Kyrgyz Autonomous Prefecture (autonomous prefecture, 653000)
- Kashgar Prefecture (prefecture, 653100)
- Hotan Prefecture (prefecture, 653200)
- Ili Kazakh Autonomous Prefecture (autonomous prefecture, 654000)
- Tacheng Prefecture (prefecture, 654200)
- Altay Prefecture (prefecture, 654300)
- Shihezi (county-level city, 659001)
- Aral (county-level city, 659002)
- Tumxuk (county-level city, 659003)
- Wujiaqu (county-level city, 659004)
- Beitun (county-level city, 659005)
- Tiemenguan City (county-level city, 659006)
- Shuanghe (county-level city, 659007)
- Kokdala (county-level city, 659008)
- Kunyu (county-level city, 659009)
- Huyanghe (county-level city, 659010)
- Xinxing (county-level city, 659011)
- Baiyang (county-level city, 659012)
Basic facts
- Administrative division code: 650000[1]
- Area: 1,664,897.17 km²[2]
- Population: 25.85 million (2020)[2]