Districts of Zimbabwe

Districts of Zimbabwe

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The provinces of Zimbabwe are divided into 59 districts and 1,200 municipalities. The districts are listed below, by province:

Bulawayo (city)

Bulawayo district

• Bulawayo

Harare (city)

Harare district

• Harare

Manicaland Province

Districts of Manicaland

• Buhera
• Chimanimani
• Chipinge
• Makoni
• Mutare
• Mutasa
• Nyanga

Mashonaland Central Province

Districts of Mashonaland Central

• Bindura
• Guruve
• Mazowe
• Mbire
• Mukumbura
• Muzarabani
• Rushinga
• Shamva

Mashonaland East Province

Districts of Mashonaland East

• Chikomba
• Goromonzi
• Hwedza
• Marondera
• Mudzi
• Murehwa
• Mutoko
• Seke
• Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe

Mashonaland West Province

Districts of Mashonaland West

• Chegutu
• Hurungwe
• Kadoma
• Kariba
• Makonde
• Zvimba

Masvingo Province

Districts of Masvingo

• Bikita
• Chiredzi
• Chivi
• Gutu
• Masvingo
• Mwenezi
• Zaka

Matabeleland North Province

Districts of Matabeleland North

• Binga
• Bubi
• Hwange
• Lupane
• Nkayi
• Tsholotsho
• Umguza

Matabeleland South Province

Districts of Matabeleland South

• Beitbridge
• Bulilimamangwe
• Gwanda
• Insiza
• Matobo
• Umzingwane

Midlands Province

Districts of Midlands

• Chirumhanzu
• Gokwe North
• Gokwe South
• Gweru
• Kwekwe
• Mberengwa
• Shurugwi
• Zvishavane

See also

• Provinces of Zimbabwe
• Municipalities of Zimbabwe

External links

• Statoids on Districts of Zimbabwe