Mashonaland West Province


Mashonaland West is a province of Zimbabwe. It has an area of 57,441 km² and a population of approximately 1.2 million (2002). Chinhoyi is the capital of the province.


Mashonaland West is divided into 6 districts:

  • Chegutu
  • Hurungwe
  • Kadoma
  • Kariba
  • Makonde
  • Zvimba

See also:

  • Provinces of Zimbabwe
  • Districts of Zimbabwe
Subdivisions of Zimbabwe
Provinces
  • Bulawayo
  • Harare
  • Manicaland
  • Mashonaland Central
  • Mashonaland East
  • Mashonaland West
  • Masvingo
  • Matabeleland North
  • Matabeleland South
  • Midlands
Districts
  • Beitbridge
  • Bikita
  • Bindura
  • Binga
  • Bubi
  • Buhera
  • Bulawayo
  • Bulilimamangwe
  • Chegutu
  • Chikomba
  • Chimanimani
  • Chipinge
  • Chiredzi
  • Chirumhanzu
  • Chivi
  • Gokwe North
  • Gokwe South
  • Goromonzi
  • Guruve
  • Gutu
  • Gwanda
  • Gweru
  • Harare
  • Hurungwe
  • Hwange
  • Hwedza
  • Insiza
  • Kadoma
  • Kariba
  • Kwekwe
  • Lupane
  • Makonde
  • Makoni
  • Marondera
  • Masvingo
  • Matobo
  • Mazowe
  • Mberengwa
  • Mount Darwin
  • Mudzi
  • Mukumbura
  • Murehwa
  • Mutare
  • Mutasa
  • Mutoko
  • Muzarabani
  • Mwenezi
  • Nkayi
  • Nyanga
  • Rushinga
  • Seke
  • Shamva
  • Shurugwi
  • Tsholotsho
  • Umguza
  • Umzingwane
  • Uzumba-Maramba-Pfungwe
  • Wedza
  • Zaka
  • Zvimba
  • Zvishavane
Wards
  • Wards of Zimbabwe
Largest cities
  • Harare
  • Bulawayo
  • Chitungwiza
  • Mutare
  • Gweru
  • Kwekwe
  • Kadoma
  • Masvingo
  • Chinhoyi
  • Marondera

Coordinates: 17°00′S 29°30′E / 17°S 29.5°E / -17; 29.5

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