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The regions of Tanzania are divided into 127 districts. The districts are listed below, by region:

Contents 1 Arusha 2 Dar es Salaam 3 Dodoma 4 Iringa 5 Kagera 6 Kigoma 7 Kilimanjaro 8 Lindi 9 Manyara 10 Mara 11 Mbeya 12 Morogoro 13 Mtwara 14 Mwanza 15 Pemba North 16 Pemba South 17 Pwani/Coast 18 Rukwa 19 Ruvuma 20 Shinyanga 21 Singida 22 Tabora 23 Tanga 24 Zanzibar Central/South 25 Zanzibar North 26 Zanzibar West 27 See also 28 External links

Arusha

• Arumeru
• Arusha
• Karatu
• Monduli
• Ngorongoro

Dar es Salaam

• Ilala
• Kinondoni
• Temeke

Dodoma

• Dodoma Rural
• Dodoma Urban
• Kondoa
• Kongwa
• Mpwapwa

Iringa

• Iringa Rural
• Iringa Urban
• Kilolo
• Ludewa
• Makete
• Mufindi
• Njombe

Kagera

• Biharamulo
• Bukoba Rural
• Bukoba Urban
• Chato
• Karagwe
• Misenyi
• Muleba
• Ngara

Kigoma

• Kasulu
• Kibondo
• Kigoma Rural
• Kigoma Urban

Kilimanjaro

• Hai
• Moshi Rural
• Moshi Urban
• Mwanga
• Rombo
• Same

Lindi

• Kilwa
• Lindi Rural
• Lindi Urban
• Liwale
• Nachingwea
• Ruangwa

Manyara

• Babati
• Hanang
• Kiteto
• Mbulu
• Simanjiro

Mara

• Bunda
• Musoma Rural
• Musoma Urban
• Serengeti
• Tarime
• Rorya

Mbeya

• Chunya
• Ileje
• Kyela
• Mbarali
• Mbeya Rural
• Mbeya Urban
• Mbozi
• Rungwe

Morogoro

• Kilombero
• Kilosa
• Morogoro Rural
• Morogoro Urban
• Mvomero
• Ulanga

Mtwara

• Lulindi
• Masasi
• Mtwara Rural
• Mtwara Urban
• Nanyumbu
• Newala
• Tandahimba

Mwanza

• Geita
• Ilemela
• Kwimba
• Magu
• Misungwi
• Nyamagana
• Sengerema
• Ukerewe

Pemba North

• Wete Pemba
• Micheweni Pemba

Pemba South

• Chakechake
• Mkoani

Pwani/Coast

• Bagamoyo
• Kibaha
• Kisarawe
• Mafia
• Mkuranga
• Rufiji

Rukwa

• Mpanda
• Nkasi
• Sumbawanga Rural
• Sumbawanga Urban

Ruvuma

• Mbinga
• Songea Rural
• Songea Urban
• Tunduru

Shinyanga

• Bariadi
• Bukombe
• Kahama
• Kishapu
• Maswa
• Meatu
• Shinyanga Rural
• Shinyanga Urban

Singida

• Iramba
• Manyoni
• Singida Rural
• Singida Urban

Tabora

• Igunga
• Nzega
• Sikonge
• Uyui
• Tabora Urban
• Urambo

Tanga

• Handeni
• Kilindi
• Korogwe
• Lushoto
• Muheza
• Nkinga
• Pangani
• Tanga

Zanzibar Central/South

• Zanzibar Central
• Zanzibar South

Zanzibar North

• Zanzibar North "A"
• Zanzibar North "B"

Zanzibar West

• Zanzibar Urban
• Zanzibar West

See also

• Regions of Tanzania

External links

• List of Tanzanian Regions and Districts

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