Communes of Burundi

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Communes of Burundi

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The provinces of Burundi are subdivided into 117 communes. The communes are further subdivided into collines. The communes are listed below, by province:

Contents 1 Bubanza 2 Bujumbura Mairie 3 Bujumbura Rural 4 Bururi 5 Cankuzo 6 Cibitoke 7 Gitega 8 Karuzi 9 Kayanza 10 Kirundo 11 Makamba 12 Muramvya 13 Muyinga 14 Mwaro 15 Ngozi 16 Rutana 17 Ruyigi 18 See also

[edit] Bubanza

• Bubanza
• Gihanga
• Musigati
• Mpanda
• Rugazi

[edit] Bujumbura Mairie

• Bujumbura Mairie
• Buyenzi
• Bwiza
• Ngagara
• Nyakabiga
• Musaga
• Kanyosha
• Kamenge
• Kinama
• Rohero

[edit] Bujumbura Rural

• Bugarama
• Isale
• Kabezi
• Kanyosha
• Mubimbi
• Mugongomanga
• Muhuta
• Mukike
• Mutambu
• Mutimbuzi
• Nyabiraba

[edit] Bururi

• Burambi
• Bururi
• Buyengero
• Matana
• Mugamba
• Rumonge
• Rutovu
• Songa
• Vyanda

[edit] Cankuzo

• Cankuzo
• Cendajuru
• Gisagara
• Kigamba
• Mishiha

[edit] Cibitoke

• Buganda
• Bukinanyana
• Mabayi
• Mugina
• Murwi
• Rugombo

[edit] Gitega

• Bugendana
• Bukirasazi
• Buraza
• Giheta
• Gishubi
• Gitega
• Itaba
• Makebuko
• Mutaho
• Nyanrusange
• Ryansoro

[edit] Karuzi

• Bugenyuzi
• Buhiga
• Gihogazi
• Gitaramuka
• Mutumba
• Nyabikere
• Shombo

[edit] Kayanza

• Butaganzwa
• Gahombo
• Gatara
• Kabarore
• Kayanza
• Matongo
• Muhanga
• Muruta
• Rango

[edit] Kirundo

• Bugabira
• Busoni
• Bwambarangwe
• Gitobe
• Kirundo
• Ntega
• Vumbi

[edit] Makamba

• Kayogoro
• Kibago
• Mabanda
• Makamba
• Nyanza-Lac
• Vugizo

[edit] Muramvya

• Bukeye
• Kiganda
• Mbuye
• Muramvya
• Rutegama

[edit] Muyinga

• Buhinyuza
• Butihinda
• Gashoho
• Gasorwe
• Giteranyi
• Muyinga
• Mwakiro

[edit] Mwaro

• Bisoro
• Gisozi
• Kayokwe
• Ndava
• Nyabihanga
• Rusaka

[edit] Ngozi

• Busiga
• Gashikanwa
• Kiremba
• Marangara
• Mwumba
• Ngozi
• Nyamurenza
• Ruhororo
• Tangara

[edit] Rutana

• Bukemba
• Giharo
• Gitanga
• Mpinga-Kavoye
• Musongati
• Rutana

[edit] Ruyigi

• Butaganzwa
• Butezi
• Bweru
• Gisuru
• Kinyinya
• Nyabitsinda
• Ruyigi

[edit] See also

• Provinces of Burundi
• Collines of Burundi

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