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Subdivisions of Kenya

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Administrative divisions
This article needs to beupdated. The reason given is:The province system has been replaced with counties. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(December 2025)
Number of districts in Kenya
ProvinceNumber of districtsPopulationPopulation/district
Coast264,328,474166,480
North-Eastern172,490,073146,475
Eastern436,821,049158,629
Central345,482,239161,242
Rift Valley7812,752,966163,500
Western335,021,943152,180
Nyanza426,269,489149,274
Nairobi184,397,073244,282
Main articles:Counties of Kenya andSub-Counties of Kenya

The subdivisions of Kenya have been in place since 2010, replacing the old system. Under the Constitution of 2010 and other reforms to Provincial Administration the country acquired a new system ofCounties. The previous Provinces were scrapped and the 46 Districts, in existence since 1992, were turned into Counties with elected governments.

The counties are divided intosub-counties and a further 290constituencies, then 1450 Wards (to coincide with the County Assembly Wards of the County Government), and Villages.[1] The City of Nairobi, which enjoyed the status of a full administrative province, would become a County.

Under its old constitution, Kenya comprised eightprovinces each headed by a Provincial Commissioner (centrally appointed by the president). The provinces (mkoa singularmikoa plural inSwahili) were subdivided intodistricts (wilaya). There were 69 districts at the 1999 census. Districts were then subdivided into 497divisions (taarafa). The divisions are then subdivided into 2,427locations (mtaa) and then 6,612 sublocations (mtaa mdogo).[2]

Provinces

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Provinces of Kenya
  1. Central
  2. Coast
  3. Eastern
  4. Nairobi
  5. North Eastern
  6. Nyanza
  7. Rift Valley
  8. Western

Local governance in Kenya is practiced throughlocal authorities. Many urban centers host city, municipal or town councils. Local authorities in rural areas were known as county councils. Local Councillors were formerly elected by civic elections, held alongside general elections. Constituencies are an electoral subdivision. There are 290Constituencies in Kenya.[3]

References

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  1. ^County Government Act of 2012
  2. ^Central Bureaus of Statistics (Kenya):Census cartography: The Kenyan Experience
  3. ^Kenya Roads BoardConstituency funding under the RMLFArchived 2008-01-13 at theWayback Machine
Kenya First- and second-level administrative divisions ofKenya
47 counties
(since March 2013)
Principal cities
and towns
Subdivisions of Africa
Sovereign states
States with limited
recognition
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