Districts of Rwanda

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The Provinces of Rwanda are subdivided into 30 districts (Kinyarwanda: uturere, sing. akarere). Each district is in turn divided into sectors.

The districts are listed below, by province.

Contents 1 East Province 2 Kigali Province 3 North Province 4 South Province 5 West Province 6 See also

[edit] East Province

1. Bugesera
2. Gatsibo
3. Kayonza
4. Kirehe
5. Ngoma
6. Nyagatare
7. Rwamagana

[edit] Kigali Province

1. Gasabo
2. Kicukiro
3. Nyarugenge

[edit] North Province

1. Burera
2. Gakenke
3. Gicumbi
4. Musanze
5. Rulindo

[edit] South Province

1. Gisagara
2. Huye
3. Kamonyi
4. Muhanga
5. Nyamagabe
6. Nyanza
7. Nyaruguru
8. Ruhango

[edit] West Province

1. Karongi
2. Ngororero
3. Nyabihu
4. Nyamasheke
5. Rubavu
6. Rusizi
7. Rutsiro

[edit] See also

• Provinces of Rwanda

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