Nord-Kivu Province
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| Country |  Democratic Republic of the Congo |
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| Capital | Goma | ||||
| Largest city | Goma | ||||
| National language | Swahili | ||||
| Land area¹ | 59,483 km² | ||||
| Governor | Eugène Serufuli Ngayabaseka | ||||
| Population Density |
7,460,642 [1] (est. 2006) 59.92/km² |
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| Districts | 1 | ||||
| Cities | 3 | ||||
| Demonym | North Kivutian | ||||
| Official Website | [ Province du Nord-Kivu] | ||||
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Nord-Kivu (also North Kivu) is a province of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Its provincial capital is Goma. It borders Ituri to the north-west, Maniema to the west, and Sud-Kivu to the south. To the east it borders Uganda and Rwanda.
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| 2006 Constitution | Bas-Uele · Équateur · Haut-Lomami · Haut-Katanga · Haut-Uele · Ituri · Kasaï · Kasaï oriental · Kongo central · Kwango · Kwilu · Lomami · Lualaba · Lulua · Mai-Ndombe · Maniema · Mongala · Nord-Kivu · Nord-Ubangi · Sankuru · Sud-Kivu · Sud-Ubangi · Tanganyika · Tshopo · Tshuapa · Kinshasa |  |
| Pre-2006 | Bandundu · Bas-Congo · Équateur · Kasai-Occidental · Kasai-Oriental · Katanga · Kinshasa · Maniema · Nord-Kivu · Orientale · Sud-Kivu | |
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