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Angola is divided into eighteen provinces:

Map key	Province	Capital
1	Bengo	Caxito
2	Benguela	Benguela
3	Bié	Kuito
4	Cabinda	Cabinda
5	Cuando Cubango	Menongue
6	Cuanza Norte	N'dalatando
7	Cuanza Sul	Sumbe
8	Cunene	Ondjiva
9	Huambo	Huambo
10	Huíla	Lubango
11	Luanda	Luanda
12	Lunda Norte	Lucapa
13	Lunda Sul	Saurimo
14	Malanje	Malanje
15	Moxico	Luena
16	Namibe	Namibe
17	Uíge	Uíge
18	Zaire	M'banza-Kongo

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Bengo Benguela Bié Cabinda Cuando Cubango Cuanza Norte Cuanza Sul Cunene Huambo Huíla Luanda Lunda Norte Lunda Sul Malanje Moxico Namibe Uíge Zaire

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