Administrative divisions of Yemen

Columns: Key | Division | Capital city | Population 2004 census | Population 2006 est
1 | 'Adan | Aden | 589,419 | 634,710 | 2 | 'Amran | 'Amran | 877,786 | 909,992 | 3 | Abyan | Zinjibar | 433,819 | 454,535 | 4 | Ad Dali | Ad Dali ' | 470,564 | 504,533 | 5 | Al Bayda ' | Al Bayda ' | 577,369 | 605,303 | 6 | Al Hudaydah | Al Hudaydah | 2,157,552 | 2,300,179 | 7 | Al Jawf | Al Jawf | 443,797 | 465,737

Example questions:
What was the population at the 2004 census of the capital city of a Yemeni governorate that supports a small seaside resort and fishing industry ? | What was the population at the 2004 census of the capital city of a Yemeni governorate whose natural harbour lies in the crater of a dormant volcano ? | What was the estimated population at the 2006 census of the fourth-largest capital city of a Yemeni governorate ? | What was the population at the 2004 census of the capital city of a Yemeni governorate that was a protectorate of the British Empire until 1967 ?

Answers:
433,819 | 589,419 | 2,300,179 | 722,694