Eastern_Province_(Kenya)

Eastern Province (Kenya)

The Eastern Province of Kenya is one of seven regions of the country. Its northern boundary is with Ethiopia; the North Eastern Province and Coast Province lie to the east and south; and the remainder of Kenya's provinces, including Central Province, run along its western border. The provincial capital is Embu.

It is principally inhabited by the Kamba and several pastoralist communities. In 1979 its population was 2.7 million; in 1999, 4,631,779 (according to the 1999 census). In terms of area, it is the second largest province (159,891 km²).

Geography

Eastern Province of Kenya includes the Chalbi Desert, Mount Kenya, and the eastern half of Lake Turkana. The climate is arid to semi-arid.

Districts

District

Districts after 2007

Several new district were created in 2007 in Kenya, also in in Eastern Province :

District Capital
Chalbi Maikona
Embu Embu
Garbatula Garba Tula
Igembe Maua
Imenti North Meru
Imenti South Nkubu
Isiolo Isiolo
Kangundo Kangundo
Kibwezi Makueni
Kitui Kitui
Kyuso Kyuso
Laisamis Korr
Machakos Machakos
Makueni Wote
Marsabit Marsabit
Mbeere Siakago
Mbooni
Meru Central Gatimbi
Meru South (Nithi) Chuka
Moyale Moyale
Mutomo (Kitui South) Mutomo
Mwala
Mwingi Mwingi
Tharaka Marimanti
Tigania Urru
Yatta Kithimani

References

References

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