Hai is one of the six districts of the Kilimanjaro Region of Tanzania. It is bordered to the south and west by the Arusha Region, to the north by Kenya, and to the east by the Moshi Rural and Rombo Districts.
The Western Breach part of Mount Kilimanjaro is located in the Hai District.
According to the 2002 Tanzania National Census, the population of the Hai District was 259,958.[1]
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Wards
The Hai District is administratively divided into 14 wards:
- Hai Mjini
- Machame Kaskazini (North)
- Machame Kusini (South)
- Machame Magharibi (West)
- Machame Mashariki (East)
- Machame Uroki
- Masama Kusini (South)
- Masama Magharibi (West)
- Masama Mashariki (East)
- Masama Rundugai
- Siha Kaskazini (North)
- Siha Kati (Central)
- Siha Magharibi (West)
- Siha Mashariki (East)
Local water trusts
In the Hai district, 80% of inhabitants have clean drinking water, and there are two new water supply schemes under construction to help the rest of the population. These are owned and operated by the people of Hai, and this makes them accountable for their own water.[2]
See also
- Districts of Tanzania
- Kilimanjaro Region
- Rombo District
- Same District
- Mwanga District
- Moshi Rural District
- Moshi Urban District
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Coordinates: 3°10′S 37°10′E / 3.167°S 37.167°E
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