Map of Cambodia

About this tool

This page combines a zoomable Cambodia map with a selectable list of province entries and selected places. Choose a province or Phnom Penh to read its listed capital, population, area, district count, and postal codes. The second list contains selected landmarks and airports with short address and travel notes. The map is useful when you need a visual orientation, want to compare the places listed here, or need a starting point before checking an address or arranging a trip. The page data contains 25 first-level entries: 24 provinces and Phnom Penh. Cambodia’s administrative hierarchy continues from a province or capital to a district or khan, then a commune or sangkat, and a village. This map does not draw commune or village boundaries, and it is not an address directory or an official boundary service. Province population figures are from the 2019 census, while area, district-count, and postal-code values are a static reference in the page data. The place list is selective, and its addresses or transport notes can be out of date. Check a current source before relying on a detail for travel or official paperwork.

How it works

The map is rendered by MapOfCambodiaClient in map-of-cambodia-client.tsx. It uses Leaflet with OpenStreetMap raster tiles, draws the page’s province entries as selectable markers, and plots the listed points of interest. Selecting a province opens a panel with its capital, population, area, district count, and postal codes. Selecting a listed place opens its supplied address and travel note. The page data is local code in cambodia-provinces.data.ts and points-of-interest.data.ts; it is not loaded from a live geographic or points-of-interest database. The controls switch between map, list, and split views. A map click clears a selection, and selecting an item from the list updates the selected item on the map. On wide screens the initial view is split; on smaller screens it is map-only. You can pan and zoom the base map. OpenStreetMap supplies the background tiles, so the visible street detail depends on that service and network access. The page’s disclaimer applies to addresses and travel notes; confirm those details before setting out.

Use cases

• A visitor compares the listed locations around Phnom Penh and Siem Reap before choosing which place to check in a current travel guide.
• A resident selects a province entry to copy its displayed capital and postal-code reference while preparing a draft address.
• A student switches to list view to scan province names without needing to select each marker on the map.
• A traveler opens a listed airport or landmark to read the address and short route note before verifying directions elsewhere.
• A person filling in a form reviews the province, district-count, and postal-code fields, then checks the current address with the relevant authority.

Frequently asked questions

• Does the map show all of Cambodia’s administrative levels?

  No. The page lists provinces and Phnom Penh and shows a district count for each entry. Cambodia’s hierarchy also includes districts or khan, communes or sangkat, and villages, but this map does not draw commune or village boundaries or provide those records. Use an administrative gazetteer or the relevant local authority when you need a complete or current address hierarchy.

• Is this an official government map?

  No. It is a reference page on InKhmer.com. Some figures are cited to public statistical and administrative publications, but the page is not issued or maintained by a Cambodian ministry and does not certify boundaries or addresses. For legal, delivery, or government paperwork, verify the relevant place name and code with an official source before submitting it.

• Why can a population or area value differ from another site?

  The population entries are tied to the 2019 General Population Census, and geographic areas can use different boundary or measurement references. Other websites may show newer estimates or apply a different administrative snapshot. The page is a static reference and does not recalculate figures from a live source, so compare the cited publication dates and use the dataset required for your purpose.

• Does the page search every city, village, or address?

  No. The province list contains the entries in the page’s local data, and the places list contains selected landmarks and airports. There is no complete searchable gazetteer of cities, communes, villages, street addresses, or businesses on this page. Use the Cambodia postal-code lookup for its listed postal references and an official address source for a specific delivery or administrative record.

• Where do the map details come from, and how often do they refresh?

  Province attributes and place descriptions are stored in static files shipped with the site. The page does not fetch province or points-of-interest records from a live database, so there is no automatic refresh cadence. OpenStreetMap tiles are requested from the tile service when the map loads. The visible disclaimer asks visitors to verify important addresses and travel details because those notes may be out of date.

• Can I use the listed directions as turn-by-turn navigation?

  No. The place details are brief orientation notes, not a routing service. The map does not calculate a route, travel time, road conditions, or current transport availability. Use the directions link where one is shown, or check a current navigation and transport source before traveling. Conditions and access arrangements can change, so confirm details close to your departure.

Data and accuracy

Content last reviewed 21 October 2026