List of Districts of Kenya
Following a High Court ruling in September 2009, there are 46 legal districts in Kenya These districts are also the basis for the creation of the counties which will be the basis for rolling out devolution as set out in the Constitution of Kenya (district headquarters are in parenthesis): Coast Province:
- Kilifi District (Kilifi)
- Kwale District (Kwale)
- Lamu District (Lamu)
- Mombasa District (Mombasa)
- Taita-Taveta District (Wundanyi)
- Tana River District (Tana River)
North Eastern Province:
- Garissa District (Garissa)
- Mandera District (Mandera)
- Wajir District (Wajir)
Eastern Province:
- Embu District (Embu)
- Isiolo District (Isiolo)
- Kitui District (Kitui)
- Machakos District (Machakos)
- Makueni District (Makueni)
- Marsabit District (Marsabit)
- Mbeere District (Siakago)
- Meru District (Meru)
- Tharaka-Nithi District
Central Province:
- Kiambu District (Kiambu)
- Kirinyaga District (Kerugoya/Kutus)
- Murang'a District (Murang'a)
- Nyandarua District (Nyahururu)
- Nyeri District (Nyeri)
Rift Valley Province:
- Baringo District (Kabarnet)
- Bomet District (Bomet)
- Elgeyo-Marakwet District
- Kajiado District (Kajiado)
- Kericho District (Kericho)
- Laikipia District (Nanyuki)
- Nakuru District (Nakuru)
- Nandi District (Kapsabet)
- Narok District (Narok)
- Samburu District (Maralal)
- Trans Nzoia District (Kitale)
- Turkana District (Lodwar)
- Uasin Gishu District (Eldoret)
- West Pokot District (Kapenguria)
Western Province:
- Bungoma District (Bungoma)
- Busia (Busia)
- Kakamega District (Kakamega)
- Vihiga District (Vihiga)
Nyanza Province:
- Homa Bay District (Homa Bay)
- Kisii Central (Kisii)
- Kisumu District (Kisumu)
- Migori District (Migori)
- Nyamira District (Nyamira)
- Siaya District (Siaya)
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