Territorial administration of Lebanon
The District (Qada’a, kaza, قضاء) is an administrative division of the Governorate (Mohafazah) in Lebanon.
Lebanon is divided into twenty five districts and eight governorates since July 2003. Prior to this date, Aakkar District belonged to the North Lebanon Governorate and Baalbek District, Hermel District were part of the Beqaa Governorate.
At the head of each district there is a Caïmacam.
| Governorate | District |  |
|---|---|---|
| Aakkar | Aakkar | |
| Baalbek-Hermel | Baalbek | Hermel | |
| Beirut | ||
| Beqaa | Rachaiya | West Beqaa | Zahleh | |
| Mount Lebanon | Aaley | Baabda | Chouf | Jbeil (Byblos) | Keserwan | Matn | |
| Nabatiyeh | Bent Jbayl | Hasbaiya | Marjaayoun | Nabatiyeh | |
| North Lebanon | Batroun | Bcharreh | Koura | Minieh-Danniyeh | Tripoli | Zgharta | |
| South Lebanon | Jezzine | Saida (Sidon) | Tyr (Sour) |