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Tarlac is a landlocked province of the Philippines located in the Central Luzon region. Its capital is Tarlac City. Tarlac borders Pangasinan to the north, Nueva Ecija to the east, Pampanga to the south, and Zambales to the west.
Tarlac is subdivided into 17 municipalities and 1 city.
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|- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Ilocos Region: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Ilocos Norte | Ilocos Sur | La Union | Pangasinan |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Cagayan Valley: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Batanes | Cagayan | Isabela | Nueva Vizcaya | Quirino |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Central Luzon: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Aurora | Bataan | Bulacan | Nueva Ecija | Pampanga | Tarlac | Zambales |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|CALABARZON: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Batangas | Cavite | Laguna | Quezon | Rizal |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|MIMAROPA: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Marinduque | Occidental Mindoro | Oriental Mindoro | Palawan | Romblon |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Bicol Region: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Albay | Camarines Norte | Camarines Sur | Catanduanes | Masbate | Sorsogon |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Cordillera Adm. Region: |style="padding:0px 5px" | Abra | Apayao | Benguet | Ifugao | Kalinga | Mountain Province |- |style="padding:0px 5px" align="right"|Metro Manila: |style="padding:0px 5px" | No provinces |}
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