Subregions of Eritrea
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The six regions of Eritrea are divided into administrative subregions (Tigrinya: ንኡስ ዞባ).
Region | Subregion | Population |
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Anseba Region | Adi Tekelezan | 24,685 |
Asmat | 31,368 | |
Elabered | 34,715 | |
Geleb | 25,496 | |
Habero | 44,785 | |
Hagaz | 60,662 | |
Halhal | 47,991 | |
Hamelmalo | - | |
Keren (Capital of Region) | 55,586 | |
Kerkebet | 23,557 | |
Sela | 11,802 |
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Central (Maekel) Region
- Akurdet
- Barentu
- Dghe
- Forto
- Gogne
- Omhajer
- Haykota
- Logo Anseba
- Mensura
- Mogolo
- Molki
- Shambuko
- Teseney
- Upper Gash
Southern (Debub) Region
- Mai ani
- Tsorona
- Kudo Be'ur
- Adi Keyh
- Adi Quala
- Areza
- Debarwa
- Dekemhare
- Mai-Mne
- Mendefera
- Segeneiti
- Senafe
References
Ceccato, Pietro; et al. (1 Dec 2007). "Malaria stratification, climate, and epidemic early warning in Eritrea". The American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene. 77 (6 Suppl). doi:10.4269/ajtmh.2007.77.61. PMID 18165476.
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