British Prisoner of War Camps in Kenya during World War II
Part of Lists of Prisoner-of-War Camps section in the Prisoner-of-war camp article.
The following list is an attempt to create the most complete list of British POW Camps in World War II.
| Camp Number | Camp Name | Location | Near |
|---|---|---|---|
| 351 | Nairobi | ||
| 352 | Naivasha | ||
| 353 | Gilgil | ||
| 354 | Nanyuki | ||
| 356 | Eldoret | ||
| 357 | Mitubiri | ||
| 358 | Makindu | ||
| 359 | Burguret | ||
| 360 | Ndarugu | ||
| 361 | Athi River | ||
| 365 | Londiani | ||
| 366 | Jinga, Uganda |
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Italian POW camps are mentioned at Gilgil, Naivasha, Nyeri and Londiani.
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