Nakapiripirit District

Nakapiripirit is a district in northern Uganda. Like other Ugandan districts, it is named after its 'chief town'.

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Northern	Amolatar · Adjumani · Apac · Arua · Gulu · Kaabong · Kitgum · Koboko · Kotido · Lira · Moroto · Moyo · Nakapiripirit · Nebbi · Pader · Yumbe

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