Districts of Swaziland

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Swaziland is divided into four districts. These districts are subdivided into 55 tinkhundla. These, in turn, are divided into umphakatsi.


Map Key	District	Capital	Area (km²) ^[1]	Population (2007 census)
1	Hhohho	Mbabane	3,625.17	282,734
2	Lubombo	Siteki	5,849.11	207,731
3	Manzini	Manzini	4,093.59	319,530
4	Shiselweni	Nhlangano	3,786.71	208,454

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v t e Districts and Tinkhundla of Swaziland

Hhohho District	Hhukwini Lobamba Madlangempisi Maphalaleni Mayiwane Mbabane East Mbabane West Mhlangatane Motjane Ndzingeni Nkhaba Ntfonjeni Piggs Peak Timpisini

Lubombo District	Dvokodvweni Hlane Lomahasha Lubuli Lugongolweni Matsanjeni North Mhlume Mpholonjeni Nkilongo Siphofaneni Sithobela

Manzini District	Ekukhanyeni Hlambanyatsi Kwaluseni Lamgabhi Lobamba Lomdzala Ludzeludze Mafutseni Mahlangatja Mangcongco Manzini North Manzini South Mkhiweni Mtfongwaneni Ngwempisi Nhlambeni Ntondozi

Shiselweni District	Gege Hosea (Swaziland) Kubuta Maseyisini Matsanjeni South Mtsambama Ngudzeni Nkwene Sandleni Shiselweni I Shiselweni II Sigwe Somntongo Zombodze

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