Rumonge
Place in Rumonge Province, Burundi
3°58′S 29°26′E / 3.967°S 29.433°E / -3.967; 29.433
Burundi (2008.[1])
Rumonge is the capital of Rumonge Province, Burundi, and is located on the shores of Lake Tanganyika. The 2008 census recorded a population of 35,931 in Rumonge, making it Burundi's fourth largest city.[1] It had a big Arab (Sharji/Azri) presence before Burundi's independence in 1962.
References
- ^ a b Brinkhoff, Thomas. "Burundi". City Population. Retrieved 15 July 2015.
3°58′S 29°26′E / 3.967°S 29.433°E / -3.967; 29.433
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Rumonge ProvinceCapital: Rumonge
- Bugurama
- Bambo
- Burangwa
- Cashi
- Gahuni
- Gitwaro
- Janda
- Kagoma
- Kayombe
- Kizuga
- Magara I
- Magara II
- Magara III
- Magara IV
- Mihongoro
- Mugendo
- Nyabungere
- Nyagushwe
- Ruteme
- Saga
- Zingi-Nyaruyaga
- Burambi
- Donzi
- Gicungwe
- Gisangazuba
- Kabarambi
- Kararo
- Kibande
- Kiganza
- Manga
- Mugongo
- Murago
- Ngoma
- Numbwe
- Buyengero
- Bura
- Buzamana
- Gasema
- Gasenyi
- Giheta
- Gitezi
- Higiro
- Horezo
- Jerama
- Kimiranzovu
- Kirama
- Kizuga
- Mudende
- Mushihi
- Muyama
- Muzenga
- Rarire
- Rugari
- Songorere
- Muhuta
- Bitwe
- Burazi
- Buringa
- Busenge
- Buyenzi
- Gabaniro
- Gihondo
- Gitaza I
- Gitaza II
- Gitunda
- Higiro
- Kanzaganya
- Kibingo
- Kinyovu
- Kizuga
- Masara
- Mubanga
- Mubone
- Murago
- Nkuba
- Nyabwayi
- Nyangushwe
- Rutongo
- Rutunga
- Ruyobera
- Rumonge
- Bitare
- Buhanza
- Buruhukiro
- Busesa
- Gatete
- Gatwe
- Gisure
- Gitongwe
- Kaberenge
- Kabo
- Karonda
- Kayabazi
- Kibenga
- Kibumba
- Kigwena
- Kirehe
- Mazinga
- Mbuga
- Minago
- Mugara
- Mugotora
- Muhanda
- Munege
- Musave
- Mutambara
- Mutara
- Mwange
- Nyabihanga
- Nyamirambo
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