🇸🇻 Java Enum: El Salvador’s Departments
El Salvador is divided into 14 departments, each with an official ISO 3166-2:SV code. Here's the Java enum:
java
public enum ElSalvadorDepartment {
AHUACHAPAN("SV-AH"),
CABANAS("SV-CA"),
CHALATENANGO("SV-CH"),
CUSCATLAN("SV-CU"),
LA_LIBERTAD("SV-LI"),
LA_PAZ("SV-PA"),
LA_UNION("SV-UN"),
MORAZAN("SV-MO"),
SAN_MIGUEL("SV-SM"),
SAN_SALVADOR("SV-SS"),
SAN_VICENTE("SV-SV"),
SANTA_ANA("SV-SA"),
SONSONATE("SV-SO"),
USULUTAN("SV-US");
private final String code;
ElSalvadorDepartment(String code) {
this.code = code;
}
public String getCode() {
return code;
}
}
🗃️ SQL Table and Insert Statements
sql
CREATE TABLE el_salvador_departments (
id SERIAL PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(64) NOT NULL,
code VARCHAR(8) NOT NULL UNIQUE
);
INSERT INTO el_salvador_departments (name, code) VALUES
('Ahuachapán', 'SV-AH'),
('Cabañas', 'SV-CA'),
('Chalatenango', 'SV-CH'),
('Cuscatlán', 'SV-CU'),
('La Libertad', 'SV-LI'),
('La Paz', 'SV-PA'),
('La Unión', 'SV-UN'),
('Morazán', 'SV-MO'),
('San Miguel', 'SV-SM'),
('San Salvador', 'SV-SS'),
('San Vicente', 'SV-SV'),
('Santa Ana', 'SV-SA'),
('Sonsonate', 'SV-SO'),
('Usulután', 'SV-US');
✅ Summary
This setup includes all 14 departments of El Salvador using official ISO 3166-2:SV codes. It's ideal for applications needing region data in Java backends or SQL databases.