Districts
It is divided into the 16 districts of:
- Ancuabe District - covering 4,606 km² with 109,792 inhabitants,
- Balama District - covering 5,619 km² with 126,116 inhabitants,
- Chiúre District - covering 4,210 km² with 230,044 inhabitants,
- Ibo District - covering just 48 km² with 9,509 inhabitants,
- Macomia District - covering 4,049 km² with 81,208 inhabitants,
- Mecúfi District - covering 1,192 km² with 43,573 inhabitants,
- Meluco District - covering 5,799 km² with 25,184 inhabitants,
- Mocímboa da Praia District - covering 3,548 km² with 94,197 inhabitants,
- Montepuez District - covering 15,871 km² with 185,635 inhabitants,
- Mueda District - covering 14,150 km² with 120,067 inhabitants,
- Muidumbe District - covering 1,987 km² with 73,457 inhabitants,
- Namuno District - covering 6,915 km² with 179,992 inhabitants,
- Nangade District - covering 3,031 km² with 63,739 inhabitants,
- Palma District - covering 3,493 km² with 48,423 inhabitants,
- Pemba-Metuge District - covering 1,094 km² with 65,365 inhabitants (excluding the city of Pemba),
- Quissanga District - covering 2,061 km² with 35,192 inhabitants;
and the municipalities of:
- Mocimboa da Praia
- Montepuez
- Pemba - covering 194 km² with 141,316 inhabitants.
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