Solomon Islands Provinces
Note: Provincial Government Act of 1981 established seven provinces: Central province which includes the Florida Islands (Nggela Sule and Nggela Pile are the largest), Savo Island, and the Russell Islands; Choiseul province which includes Choiseul, Wagina (Vaghena), Rob Roy, and Taro Islands; Guadalcanal province includes Guadalcanal Island and adjacent islets; Isabel province includes Santa Isabel, San Jorge, Barora Fa, Barora Ite, the Ghizunabeana Islands, and others; Makira province which includes San Cristobal, Ulawa, Uki Ni Masi, Santa Ana, Santa Catalina, and others; Malaita which province includes Malaita, Maramasike, Manaoba, Ndai, and the islets and reefs of Stewart Islands (Sikaiana), Ontong Java (Lord Howe), Roncador, etc.; Rennell and Bellona province which includes Rennell Island (Mu Nggava) and Bellona Island (Mu Ngiki); Temotu province which includes the Santa Cruz Islands (Vanikoro and Ndeni are largest), Reef Islands, Duff Islands, and the remote islands of Anuta, Fatutaka, and Tikopia; Western province which includes the New Georgia Islands (New Georgia, Kolombangara, Vella Lavella, Rendova, Ranongga, Gizo, etc.), and the Shortland Islands (Alu, Treasury Islands, Fauro). - Data for this page is incomplete -
Party abbreviations: LP = Liberal Party; PAP = People's Alliance Party; PPP = People's Progressive Party; SINURPP = Solomon Islands National Unity, Reconciliation and Progress Party; SIUP = Solomon Islands United Party Capital Territory (Honiara) Jul 1983
Capital Territory split from Guadalcanal.
Administrators
Central 1981 Central province created. Premiers
Choiseul
25 Feb 1995 Choiseul province created from Western. Premiers
Guadalcanal
1981 Guadalcanal province created. Premiers
Isabel
1981 Isabel province created. Premiers
Makira and Ulawa
1981 Makira and Ulawa province created. Premiers
Malaita
1981 Malaita province created. Premiers
Rennell and Bellona c.25 Feb 1995 Rennell and Bellona created from Central. Premiers
Temotu 1981 Temotu province created. Premiers
Western
1981 Western province created. Premiers
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