List of RTO districts in India

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AN—Andaman & Nicobar Islands[edit]

AN-01Port Blair (Andaman District)
AN-02Car Nicobar (Nicobar District)

AP—Andhra Pradesh[1][edit]

Administrative map of Andhra Pradesh with RTO Codes
AP-02Anantapur District
AP-03Chittoor District
AP-04Kadapa District
AP-05 & AP-06East Godavari District
AP - 07 & AP - 08Guntur District
AP - 15Karimnagar District
AP - 16, AP - 17, AP - 18 & AP - 19Krishna District
AP-21Kurnool District
AP-26Nellore District
AP-27Prakasam District
AP-30Srikakulam District
AP - 31, AP - 32, AP - 33 & AP - 34Visakhapatnam District
AP-35Vizianagaram District
AP - 37 & AP - 38West Godavari District

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