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Regions of Madagascar: population and official figures

Madagascar is divided into 23 regions. The largest by population is Analamanga with 3,623,925 people (14.1% of the total); the smallest is Melaky with 308,944. Population figures are the final results of the 2018 census (RGPH-3), the latest count by region. In 2021 Vatovavy Fitovinany was split into Vatovavy and Fitovinany, each with its own page. Each region page adds poverty, income, jobs, schooling and water from INSTAT's 2021-2022 Permanent Household Survey (EPM), and health from the 2021 Demographic and Health Survey, which still reports Vatovavy Fitovinany as one region.

Who governs Madagascar's regions?

Provinces (6): Not operational. Provided for in the constitution but never set up.

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All 23 regions, largest first

#RegionPopulationYearGrowth (1 yr)
1Analamanga3,623,9252018–
2Vakinankaratra2,079,6592018–
3Atsimo Andrefana1,797,8942018–
4Sofia1,507,5912018–
5Atsinanana1,478,4722018–
6Haute Matsiatra1,444,5872018–
7Alaotra Mangoro1,249,9312018–
8Analanjirofo1,150,0892018–
9Sava1,123,7722018–
10Atsimo Atsinanana1,030,4042018–
11Boeny929,3122018–
12Androy900,2352018–
13Itasy898,5492018–
14Diana889,9622018–
15Amoron'i Mania837,1162018–
16Anosy809,0512018–
17Fitovinany734,9822018–
18Vatovavy705,6752018–
19Menabe692,4632018–
20Bongolava670,9932018–
21Ihorombe417,3122018–
22Betsiboka393,2782018–
23Melaky308,9442018–

Cities: the largest cities of Madagascar.

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