Districts of Zambia

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The nine provinces of Zambia are divided into a total of 72 districts.

Article 109 in part VIII of the constitution of Zambia deals with local government. It states only that there should be some form of local government, and that this local government should be based on democratically elected councils on the basis of universal adult suffrage.^[1]

The 72 districts are listed below, by province:

Contents 1 Central Province 2 Copperbelt Province 3 Eastern Province 4 Luapula Province 5 Lusaka Province 6 North-Western Province 7 Northern Province 8 Southern Province 9 Western Province 10 See also 11 References 12 External links

[edit] Central Province

• Chibombo
• Kabwe
• Kapiri Mposhi
• Mkushi
• Mumbwa
• Serenje

[edit] Copperbelt Province

• Chililabombwe
• Chingola
• Kalulushi
• Kitwe
• Luanshya
• Lufwanyama
• Masaiti
• Mpongwe
• Mufulira
• Ndola

[edit] Eastern Province

• Chadiza
• Chama
• Chipata
• Katete
• Lundazi
• Mambwe
• Nyimba
• Petauke

[edit] Luapula Province

• Chiengi
• Kawambwa
• Mansa
• Milenge
• Mwense
• Nchelenge
• Samfya

[edit] Lusaka Province

• Chongwe
• Kafue
• Luangwa
• Lusaka

[edit] North-Western Province

• Chavuma
• Kabompo
• Kasempa
• Mufumbwe
• Mwinilunga
• Solwezi
• Zambezi

[edit] Northern Province

• Chilubi
• Chinsali
• Isoka
• Kaputa
• Kasama
• Luwingu
• Mbala
• Mpika
• Mporokoso
• Mpulungu
• Mungwi
• Nakonde

[edit] Southern Province

• Choma
• Gwembe
• Itezhi-Tezhi
• Kalomo
• Kazungula
• Livingstone
• Mazabuka
• Monze
• Namwala
• Siavonga
• Sinazongwe

[edit] Western Province

• Kalabo
• Kaoma
• Lukulu
• Mongu
• Senanga
• Sesheke
• Shangombo

[edit] See also

• Provinces of Zambia

[edit] References

1. ^ Constitution of Zambia (1996). The Zambian - Gateway to Zambia. Retrieved on 2006-10-22.

[edit] External links

• Zambia Desktop Mapping Tools for Microsoft Office by Andy Lyons.

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