Mukims of Brunei

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Mukims of Brunei

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The districts of Brunei are subdivided into 38 mukims (wards). The mukims are listed below, by district:

Contents 1 Belait District 2 Brunei and Muara District 3 Temburong District 4 Tutong District 5 See also

[edit] Belait District

• Bukit Sawat
• Kuala Balai
• Kuala Belait
• Labi
• Liang
• Melilas
• Seria
• Sukang

[edit] Brunei and Muara District

• Berakas A
• Berakas B
• Burong Pingai Ayer
• Gadong
• Kianggeh
• Kilanas
• Kota Batu
• Lumapas
• Mentiri
• Pangkalan Batu
• Peramu
• Saba, Brunei
• Sengkurong
• Serasa
• Sungai Kebun
• Sungai Kedayan
• Tamoi

[edit] Temburong District

• Amo
• Bangar
• Batu Apoi
• Batu Apoi
• Labu

[edit] Tutong District

• Keriam
• Kiudang
• Lamunin
• Pekan Tutong
• Rambai
• Tanjong Maya
• Telisai
• Ukong

[edit] See also

• Districts of Brunei

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