Provinces of Burundi

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Burundi is divided into seventeen provinces, each named after their respective capital.

Bubanza Bujumbura Mairie Bujumbura Rural Bururi Cankuzo Cibitoke Gitega Karuzi Kayanza Kirundo Makamba Muramvya Muyinga Mwaro Ngozi Rutana Ruyigi

See also

• Communes of Burundi
• Collines of Burundi
• Geography of Burundi
• List of Burundian provinces by area
• List of Burundian provinces by population
• List of Burundian provincial governors
• Ranked list of Burundian provinces
• ISO 3166-2:BI

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