Regione del Mara








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Mara
regione
Localizzazione
Stato
Tanzania Tanzania
Amministrazione
Capoluogo Musoma
Territorio

Coordinate
del capoluogo
1°45′S 34°00′E / 1.75°S 34°E-1.75; 34 (Mara)Coordinate: 1°45′S 34°00′E / 1.75°S 34°E-1.75; 34 (Mara)
Superficie 19 566 km²
Abitanti 1 363 397[1](2002)
Densità 69,68 ab./km²
Distretti 5
Altre informazioni
Fuso orario UTC+3
ISO 3166-2 TZ-13
Cartografia
Mara – Localizzazione
Sito istituzionale

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La Regione del Mara è una regione della Tanzania. Prende il nome dal fiume omonimo e ha capoluogo Musoma.



Distretti |


La regione è divisa amministrativamente in 5 distretti:



  • Musoma Urbano

  • Musoma Rurale

  • Bunda

  • Serengeti

  • Tarime



Note |




  1. ^ (EN) Dati ufficiali del censimento 2002 dal sito del National Bureau of Statistics (PDF), su nbs.go.tz. URL consultato il 16-4-2012 (archiviato dall'url originale il 17 aprile 2012).



Altri progetti |



Altri progetti


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  • Collabora a Wikimedia CommonsWikimedia Commons contiene immagini o altri file su regione del Mara

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Controllo di autorità
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