Zones of Ethiopia

Regions and zones of Ethiopia

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The regions of Ethiopia are divided into 68 awrajja, or zones. The zones are listed below, by region:

Addis Ababa

• Addis Ababa

Afar Region

• Administrative Zone 1
• Administrative Zone 2
• Administrative Zone 3
• Administrative Zone 4
• Administrative Zone 5

Amhara Region

• Agew Awi
• Bahir Dar
• East Gojjam
• North Gondar
• North Shewa
• North Wollo
• Oromia
• South Gondar
• South Wollo
• Wag Hemra
• West Gojjam

Benishangul-Gumuz Region

• Asosa
• Kamashi
• Metekel

Dire Dawa

• Dire Dawa

Gambela Region

• Administrative Zone 1
• Administrative Zone 2
• Administrative Zone 3

Harari Region

• Harari

Oromia Region

• Arsi
• Bale
• Borena
• East Hararghe
• East Shewa
• East Welega
• Illubabor
• Jimma
• North Shewa
• West Hararghe
• West Shewa
• West Welega

Somali Region

• Afder
• Degehabur
• Fiq
• Gode
• Jijiga
• Korahe
• Liben
• Shinile
• Werder

Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples Region

• Bench Maji
• Gedeo
• Gurage
• Hadiya
• KAT
• Keficho Shekicho
• North Omo
• Sidama
• South Omo

Tigray Region

• Central Tigray
• East Tigray
• Mekele
• South Tigray
• West Tigray

See also

• Regions of Ethiopia

External links

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