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What is Kitale's population?
Kitale's population is 220,000.
When was Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale created?
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale was created in 1998.
What is the population of Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale?
Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale's population is 1,800,000.
What is the area of Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale?
The area of Roman Catholic Diocese of Kitale is 2,196 square kilometers.
What is the country code and area code of Kitale Kenya?
The country code and area code of Kitale, Kenya is 254, (0)54.
What is the distance between Nairobi and kitale?
246 miles
What is the distance between Nairobi and Kitale by Road?
240 miles or 385km by road.
What is the capital of trans nzoia county?
Kitale town is the capital of the city of Trans Nzoia county.
What is the airport code for Kilimanjaro International Airport?
The airport code for Kitale Airport is KTL.
What place has the most thunder annually?
It's Western Australia!Thunderstorms are more common over Australia's deserts than one might expect. Except in South Australia, most of the area has more than 15 days of thunder per year, and some parts of the Western Australian interior have more than 40. These storms are often 'dry' storms with most or all rain evaporating before reaching the ground - indeed, in a few locations there are more days of thunder per year than there are days of rain. While reports are limited because of the extremely sparse population, evidence from observing sites indicate that these storms can be accompanied by very strong winds (Alice Springs has recorded a gust of 174 km/h, one of the strongest non-cyclone gusts ever measured in Australia), and it is likely that other severe thunderstorm phenomena such as large hail and tornadoes also occur from time to time, particularly in southern areas.
Why do volcanoes form in east Africa?
The central African volcanoes were formed by rifting. The African tectonic plate covers all of the continent of Africa. The western rift is bounded by some of the highest mountains in Africa. The eastern rift extends from Tanzania through Kenya to Ethiopia.
