Municipalities of Angola

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The Provinces of Angola are divided into 157 municipalities (municípios).

Contents 1 Bengo Province 2 Benguela Province 3 Bié Province 4 Cabinda Province 5 Cuando Cubango Province 6 Cuanza Norte Province 7 Cuanza Sul Province 8 Cunene Province 9 Huambo Province 10 Huíla Province 11 Luanda Province 12 Lunda Norte Province 13 Lunda Sul Province 14 Malanje Province 15 Moxico Province 16 Namibe Province 17 Uíge Province 18 Zaire Province 19 See also 20 External links

[edit] Bengo Province

• Ambriz
• Dande
• Icolo e Bengo
• Nambuangongo
• Quicama

[edit] Benguela Province

• Baia Farta
• Balombo
• Benguela
• Bocoio
• Caimbambo
• Chongoroi
• Cubal
• Ganda
• Lobito

[edit] Bié Province

• Andulo
• Camacupa
• Catabola
• Chinguar
• Chitembo
• Cuemba
• Cunhinga
• Kuito
• N'harea

[edit] Cabinda Province

• Belize
• Buco-zau
• Cabinda
• Landana

[edit] Cuando Cubango Province

• Calai
• Cuangar
• Cuchi
• Cuito Cuanavale
• Dirico
• Mavinga
• Menongue
• Nankova
• Rivungo

[edit] Cuanza Norte Province

• Ambaca
• Banga
• Bolongongo
• Bula Atumba
• Cambambe
• Cazengo
• Dembos
• Golungo Alto
• Gonguembo
• Lucala
• Pango Aluquem
• Quiculungo
• Samba Caju

[edit] Cuanza Sul Province

• Amboim
• Cassongue
• Conda
• Ebo
• Libolo
• Mussende
• Porto Amboim
• Quibala
• Quilenda
• Seles
• Sumbe
• Waku-Kungo

[edit] Cunene Province

• Cahama
• Cuanhama
• Curoca
• Cuvelai
• Namacunde
• Ombadja

[edit] Huambo Province

• Bailundo
• Caála
• Ekunha
• Huambo
• Katchiungo
• Londuimbali
• Longojo
• Mungo
• Tchikala-tcholo
• Tchindjenje
• Ukuma

[edit] Huíla Province

• Caconda
• Caluquembe
• Chiange
• Chibia
• Chicomba
• Chipindo
• Humpata
• Kuvango
• Lubango
• Matala
• Quilengues
• Quipungo

[edit] Luanda Province

• Cacuaco
• Luanda
• Viana

[edit] Lunda Norte Province

• Cambulo
• Capenda Camulemb
• Caungula
• Chitato
• Cuango
• Cuilo
• Lubalo
• Lucapa
• Xa-muteba

[edit] Lunda Sul Province

• Cacolo
• Dala
• Muconda
• Saurimo

[edit] Malanje Province

• Cacuso
• Calandula
• Cambundi-catembo
• Cangandala
• Caombo
• Kiwaba N'zogi
• Kunda Dia-baze
• Luquembo
• Malaje
• Marimba
• Massango
• Mucari
• Quela
• Quirima

[edit] Moxico Province

• Alto Zambeze
• Camanongue
• Leua
• Luacano
• Luau
• Luchazes
• Lumbala N'guimbo
• Lumege
• Moxico

[edit] Namibe Province

• Bibala
• Camacuio
• Namibe
• Tombua
• Virei

[edit] Uíge Province

• Alto Cauale
• Ambuila
• Bembe
• Buengas
• Bungo
• Damba
• Maquela Do Zombo
• Mucaba
• Negale
• Puri
• Quimbele
• Quitexe
• Santa Cruz
• Sanza Pombo
• Songo
• Uige

[edit] Zaire Province

• Cuimba
• M'banza Congo
• N'zeto
• Noqui
• Soyo
• Tomboco

[edit] See also

• Provinces of Angola

[edit] External links

• List of Municipalities in Angola by Province (in Portuguese)

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