Kilimanjaro Region

The Kilimanjaro Region is administratively divided into seven districts Hai According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Hai District was 259,958. The Hai District is administratively divided into 14 wards: Hai District Hai Mjini Machame Kaskazini (North) Machame Kusini (South) Machame Magharibi (West) Machame Mashariki (East) Machame Uroki Masama Kusini (South) Masama Magharibi (West) Masama Mashariki (East) Masama Rundugai Siha Kaskazini (North) Siha Kati (Central) Siha Magharibi (West) Siha Mashariki (East) [edit] Rombo The Rombo Districts contain a large portion of Mount Kilimanjaro. According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Rombo District was 246,479. The Rombo District is administratively divided into 20 wards: Rombo District Katangara Mrere Kelamfua Mokala Keni Aleni Keni Mengeni Kirongo Samanga Kirwa Keni Kitirima Kingachi Mahida Holili Makiidi Mamsera Mengwe Manda Motamburu Kitendeni Mrao Keryo Nanjara Reha mahida nguduni Olele Shimbi Tarakea Motamburu Ubetu Kahe Ushiri Ikuini Mahida mahango [edit] Moshi Urban According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Moshi Urban District is 144,336. The Moshi Urban District is administratively divided into 21 wards: Moshi Urban District Bondeni Kaloleni Karanga (English meaning: "peanuts/groundnuts") Kiborloni (From the English words "Keep on rolling") Kilimanjaro Kiusa Korongoni Longuo Majengo (English meaning: "buildings") Mawenzi (Name given to one of the peaks of Mt. Kilimanjaro) Mji Mpya (English meaning: "new Town") Msaranga Njoro (English meaning "water" from Maasai people) Rau Pasua (Literally meaning "break") Miembeni (Literally meaning "where there are mangoes") Ngangamfumuni Ng'ambo Bombambuzi Shirimatunda Soweto (Abbreviation for "South West Town") [edit] Moshi Rural According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Moshi Urban District is 402,431. The Moshi Rural District is administratively divided into 31 wards: Moshi Rural District Arusha Chini Kahe Kahe Mashariki (East) Kibosho Kati (Central) Kibosho Magharibi (West) Kibosho Mashariki (East) Kilema Kaskazini (North) Kilema Kati (Central) Kilema Kusini (South) Kimochi Kindi Kirima Kirua Vunjo Kusini (South) Kirua Vunjo Magharibi (West) Kirua Vunjo Mashariki (East) Makuyuni Mabogini Mamba Kaskazini (North) Mamba Kusini Marangu Magharibi (West) Marangu Mashariki (East) Mbokomu Mwika Kaskazini (North) Mwika Kusini (South) Okoani Kibosho Old Moshi East Old Moshi West Uru Kaskazini (North) Uru Mashariki (East) Uru Shimbwe Uru South Mawela [edit] Mwanga According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Mwanga District was 115,620. The Mwanga District is administratively divided into 16 wards: Mwanga District Chomvu Jipe Kifula Kighare Kileo Kilomeni Kirongwe Kirya Kwakoa Lang'ata Lembeni Msangeni Mwanga Mwaniko Ngujini Shigatini [edit] Same According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Same District was 212,235. The Same District is administratively divided into 25 wards: Same district Bombo Bendera Bwambo Chome Hedaru Kihurio Kirangare Kisiwani (English meaning: on the island) Makanya Maore Mhezi Mpinji Mshewa Msindo Mtii Mwembe (English meaning: mango tree) Myamba Ndungu Njoro Ruvu Same Mjini Suji (Suji, Kilimanjaro) Vudee Vuje Vunta