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The districts of Uganda are divided into 146 counties, one city council, and thirteen municipalities. The counties are listed below, by district:

Abim District

• Labwor

Adjumani District

• East Moyo

Amolatar District

• Kyoga

Amuria District

• Amuria
• Kapelebyong

Amuru District

• Kilak
• Nwoya

Apac District

• Kole
• Kwania
• Maruzi

Arua District

• Arua
• Ayivu
• Madi-Okollo
• Vurra

Budaka District

• Budaka
• Butebo

Bugiri District

• Bukooli

Bukwa District

• Kongasis

Bulisa District

• Bulisa

Bundibugyo District

• Bwamba
• Ntoroko

Bushenyi District

• Buhweju
• Bunyaruguru
• Igara
• Ruhinda
• Sheema

Busia District

• Samia-Bugwe

Busiki District

• Busiki

Butaleja District

• Bunyole

Dokolo District

• Dokolo

Gulu District

• Aswa
• Gulu
• Omoro

Hoima District

• Bugahya
• Buhaguzi

Ibanda District

• Ibanda

Iganga District

• Bugweri
• Kigulu
• Luuka

Jinja District

• Butembe
• Jinja
• Kagoma

Kaabong District

• Dodoth

Kabale District

• Kabale
• Ndorwa
• Rubanda
• Rukiga

Kabarole District

• Bunyangabu
• Burahya
• Fort Portal

Kaberamaido District

• Kaberamaido
• Kalaki

Kabingo District

• Bukanga
• Isingiro

Kalangala District

• Bujumba
• Kyamuswa

Kaliro District

• Bulamogi

Kampala District

• Kampala

Kamuli District

• Budiope
• Bugabula
• Buzaaya

Kamwenge District

• Kibale
• Kitagwenda

Kanungu District

• Kinkiizi

Kapchorwa District

• Kween
• Tingey

Kasese District

• Bukonjo
• Busongora

Katakwi District

• Usuk

Kayunga District

• Bbaale
• Ntenjeru

Kibale District

• Bugangaizi
• Buyaga
• Buyanja

Kiboga District

• Kiboga

Kiruhura District

• Kazo
• Nyabushozi

Kisoro District

• Bufumbira

Kitgum District

• Chua
• Lamwo

Koboko District

• Koboko

Kotido District

• Jie

Kumi District

• Bukedea
• Kumi
• Ngora

Kyenjojo District

• Kyaka
• Mwenge

Lira District

• Erute
• Lira
• Moroto
• Otuke

Luwero District

• Katikamu
• Wabusana

Manafwa District

• Bubulo

Maracha District

• Maracha
• Terego

Masaka District

• Bukomansimbi
• Bukoto
• Kalungu
• Masaka

Masindi District

• Bujenje
• Buruli
• Kibanda

Mayuge District

• Bunya

Mbale District

• Bungokho
• Mbale

Mbarara District

• Kashari
• Mbarara
• Rwampara

Mityana District

• Busujju
• Mityana

Moroto District

• Bokora
• Matheniko
• Moroto
• Pian

Moyo District

• Obongi
• West Moyo

Mpigi District

• Butambala
• Gomba
• Mawokota

Mubende District

• Buwekula
• Kassanda

Mukono District

• Buvuma Islands
• Buyikwe
• Mukono
• Nakifuma

Maracha District

• Kijmoro
• Oluvu
• Olufe
• Nyadri
• Oleba
• Tara
• Yivu

Maracha is one of the new districts created out of the divide-and-rule policy of President Museveni. It was created by altering the boundary of Maracha-Terego district; a district formerly created out of Maracha and Terego counties, formerly an opposition stronghold. The district is a one-county district with seven Sub Counties.

Nakapiripirit District

• Kadam
• Upe
• Namalulu

Nakaseke District

• Nakaseke

Nakasongola District

• Buruli

Nebbi District

• Jonam
• Okoro
• Padyere

Ntungamo District

• Kajara
• Ruhaama
• Rushenyi

Oyam District

• Oyam

Pader District

• Agago
• Aruu

Pallisa District

• Kibuku
• Pallisa

Rakai District

• Kabula
• Kakuuto
• Kooki
• Kyotera

Rukungiri District

• Rubabo
• Rujumbura

Sembabule District

• Lwemiyaga
• Mawogola

Sironko District

• Budadiri
• Bulambuli

Soroti District

• Kasilo
• Serere
• Soroti

Tororo District

• Kisoko
• Tororo

Wakiso District

• Busiro
• Entebbe
• Kyadondo

Yumbe District

• Aringa

The counties are further divided into sub-counties.^[1]

See also

• Regions of Uganda
• Districts of Uganda
• Sub-counties of Uganda
• Uganda Local Governments Association

References

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