List of Cities in Malawi - Southern Region

Southern Region

  • Balaka
  • Bangula
  • Blantyre
  • Chikwawa
  • Chiradzulu
  • Chileka
  • Chiponde
  • Domasi
  • Lilangwe
  • Limbe
  • Liwonde
  • Luchenza
  • Lunzu
  • Machinga
  • Malosa
  • Mangochi
  • Monkey Bay
  • Mulanje
  • Mwanza
  • Namadzi
  • Namwera
  • Ngabu
  • Nchalo
  • Njata
  • Nsanje
  • Phalombe
  • Thyolo
  • Zalewa
  • Zomba
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