Constituencies of Namibia

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Each of the 13 regions in Namibia are further subdivided into constituencies. The number and size of each constituency varies with the size and population of each region. There are currently 102 constituencies in Namibia. Further, each constituency votes for one councillor for the regional council of each region. There are currently 13 regional councils, corresponding to the 13 regions of Namibia. The most populous constituency is Hakanana, located inside of Windhoek; the least populous is Okatjali, in Oshana.

[edit] List of Constituencies by Region

Caprivi Kongola Linyanti Sibinda Katima Mulilo Urban Katima Mulilo Rural Kabe	Erongo Omaruru Karibib Brandberg Arandis Swakopmund Walvis Bay
Hardap Gibeon Rehoboth Rural Rehoboth West Urban Rehoboth East Urban Mariental Urban Mariental Rural	Karas Keetmanshoop Urban Berseba Lüderitz Oranjemund Karasburg Keetmanshoop Rural
Kavango Mpungu Kahenge Kapako Rundu Mashari Ndiyona	Khomas Hakanana Wanaheda Katutura Central Katutura East Khomasdal North Windhoek West Windhoek East Windhoek Rural Soweto
Kunene Epupa Opuwo Outjo Sesfontein Kamanjab Khorixas	Omaheke Otjinene Otjozondjou Steinhausen Gobabis Buitepos Aminuis
Ohangwena Ongenga Engela Oshikango Ondobe Eenhana Omundaungilo Okongo Ohangwena Endola Epembe	Omusati Onesi Tsandi Uutapi Okalongo Oshikuku Elim Okahao Anamulenge Ogongo
Oshana Oshakati Ongwediva Okaku Okatana Ondangwa Ompundja Uukwiyu Okatjali Uuvudhiya	Oshikoto Oniipai Onayena Olukonda Omuntele Okatope Okangolo Omuthiygwiipundi Engodi Guinas Oshikoto
Otjozondjupa Grootfontein Otavi Okakarara Otjiwarongo Okahandja Omatako

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