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The districts of Kenya were divided into 262 divisions (matarafa). Divisions of Kenya were further subdivided into locations. Today's counties of Kenya are based on the merging of some of the districts on this list and since the divisions are one level under the districts they are now the sub-counties. This is because Kenya recently changed its constitution and 47 Counties emerged. Here are the divisions listed below, by district (before the change in administration):

Divisions of Kenya

Baringo District

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Bomet District

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Bondo

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Maranda

Nyang'oma

Rarieda

Madiany

Usigu

Bungoma District

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Buret District

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Busia

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Butere/Mumias District

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Embu District

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Garissa District

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Etago Kenyenya Nyacheki Nyamache Nyamarambe Ogembo Sameta

Homa Bay District

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Ijara District

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Isiolo District

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Kajiado District

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Kakamega District

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Keiyo District

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Kericho District

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Kiambu District

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Kilifi District

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The original Kilifi District (County) has since been split to five districts:

Kilifi District now has the following divisions:

Ganze district has these divisions:

While Kaloleni Division was recently split into two districts:

Malindi division also was upgraded to district and later split into two districts:

Kirinyaga District

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Kisii Central

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Kisumu District

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Kitui District

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Koibatek District

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Kuria East District

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Kuria West District

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Kwale District

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Laikipia District

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Lamu District

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Lugari District

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Machakos District

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Makueni District

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Malindi District

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Mandera District

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Maragua District

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Marakwet District

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Marsabit District

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Mbeere District

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Meru Central District

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Meru North District

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Meru South District

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Migori District

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Mombasa District

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Mount Elgon District

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Moyale District

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Murang'a District

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Mutomo District

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Ikutha

Mutomo

Mutha

Mwingi District

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Nairobi District

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Nakuru District

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Nandi

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Narok District

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Nyamira District

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Nyandarua District

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Nyando District

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Nyeri District

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Rachuonyo District

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Samburu District

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Siaya District

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Suba District

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Suba South

Suba North

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Taita-Taveta District

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Tana River District

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Teso District

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Tharaka District

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Thika District

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Trans Mara District

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Trans Nzoia District

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Turkana District

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Uasin Gishu District

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Vihiga District

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Wajir District

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West Pokot District

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The divisions are subdivided into approximately 1,088 "locations" (mtaa) and then "sublocations" (kata ndogo). A province is administered by a Provincial Commissioner (PC).

Kenyan local authorities mostly do not follow common boundaries with divisions. They are classified as City, Municipality, Town or County councils.

A third discrete type of classification are constituencies. They are further subdivided into wards.

See also

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