Provinces of Zimbabwe

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Zimbabwe is divided into 8 provinces and 2 cities with provincial status:

Map key	Province	Capital	Area (km2) [1]	Population (2012 census)
1	Bulawayo Province	Bulawayo City	479	653,337
2	Harare Province	Harare	872	2,123,132
3	Manicaland	Mutare	36,459	1,752,698
4	Mashonaland Central	Bindura	28,347	1,152,520
5	Mashonaland East	Marondera	32,230	1,344,955
6	Mashonaland West	Chinhoyi	57,441	1,501,656
7	Masvingo	Masvingo	56,566	1,485,090
8	Matabeleland North	Lupane	75,025	749,017
9	Matabeleland South	Gwanda	54,172	683,893
10	Midlands	Gweru	49,166	1,614,941

See also

• Districts of Zimbabwe
• Municipalities of Zimbabwe
• List of provincial governors of Zimbabwe
• Senatorial constituencies of Zimbabwe
• ISO 3166-2:ZW

External links

• statoid site

References