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Legend CONSTITUENT MAP FOR UGANDA_ELECTORAL AREAS 2016 CONSTITUENT MAP FOR UGANDA GAZETTED ELECTORAL AREAS FOR 2016 GENERAL ELECTIONS CODE CONSTITUENCY CODE CONSTITUENCY CODE CONSTITUENCY CODE CONSTITUENCY 266 LAMWO CTY 51 TOROMA CTY 101 BULAMOGI CTY 154 ERUTR CTY NORTH 165 KOBOKO MC 52 KABERAMAIDO CTY 102 KIGULU CTY SOUTH 155 DOKOLO SOUTH CTY Pirre 1 BUSIRO CTY EST 53 SERERE CTY 103 KIGULU CTY NORTH 156 DOKOLO NORTH CTY !. Agoro 2 BUSIRO CTY NORTH 54 KASILO CTY 104 IGANGA MC 157 MOROTO CTY !. 58 3 BUSIRO CTY SOUTH 55 KACHUMBALU CTY 105 BUGWERI CTY 158 AJURI CTY SOUTH SUDAN Morungole 4 KYADDONDO CTY EST 56 BUKEDEA CTY 106 BUNYA CTY EST 159 KOLE SOUTH CTY Metuli Lotuturu !. !. Kimion 5 KYADDONDO CTY NORTH 57 DODOTH WEST CTY 107 BUNYA CTY SOUTH 160 KOLE NORTH CTY !. "57 !. 6 KIIRA MC 58 DODOTH EST CTY 108 BUNYA CTY WEST 161 OYAM CTY SOUTH Apok !. 7 EBB MC 59 TEPETH CTY 109 BUNGOKHO CTY SOUTH 162 OYAM CTY NORTH 8 MUKONO CTY SOUTH 60 MOROTO MC 110 BUNGOKHO CTY NORTH 163 KOBOKO MC 173 " 9 MUKONO CTY NORTH 61 MATHENUKO CTY 111 MBALE MC 164 VURA CTY 180 Madi Opei Loitanit Midigo Kaabong 10 NAKIFUMA CTY 62 PIAN CTY 112 KABALE MC 165 UPPER MADI CTY NIMULE Lokung Paloga !. !. µ !. "!. 11 BUIKWE CTY WEST 63 CHEKWIL CTY 113 MITYANA CTY SOUTH 166 TEREGO EST CTY Dufile "!. !. LAMWO !. KAABONG 177 YUMBE Nimule " Akilok 12 BUIKWE CTY SOUTH 64 BAMBA CTY 114 MITYANA CTY NORTH 168 ARUA MC Rumogi MOYO !. !. Oraba Ludara !. " Karenga 13 BUIKWE CTY NORTH 65 BUGHENDERA CTY 115 BUSUJJU 169 LOWER MADI CTY !. !. Lori LAMWO 266 !. KAABONG 14 NTENJERU CTY SOUTH 66 BURAHYA CTY 267 BAMUNANIKA CTY 170 AYIVU CTY KOBOKO!.Longira !. " 15 NTENJERU CTY NORTH 67 BUNYANGABU CTY 116 BUTEMBA CTY 171 TEREGO WEST CTY YUMBE Padibe 16 BBALE CTY 68 KITAGWENDA CTY 117 NTWETWE 172 ARINGA SOUTH CTY Aringa " 174 !. 17 BUKOTO CTY SOUTH 69 BUSONGORA CTY SOUTH 118 KATIKAMU CTY SOUTH 173 ARINGA NORTH CTY KOBO!.KO !. Adjugopi Palabek Lodonga !. 147 18 BUKOTO CTY NORTH 70 BUSONGORA CTY NORTH 119 KATIKAMU NORTH CTY 174 ARINGA CTY " Lomunga !. 163 !. !. ItulaLiri ADJUMAN Mucwini 1:800,000 19 BUKOTO CTY EST 71 BUKONJO CTY WEST 120 MITYANA MC 176 KOBOKO CTY !. !.ADJUMAN"I 181 " !. Koputh 20 BUKOTO CTY CENTRAL 72 BUKONJO CTY EST 121 NAKASEKE NORTH CTY 177 KOBOKO NORTH CTY 176 Adunipi Pekelle Naam Okora !. Noko !. Lilelia 58 KOTIDO 21 KYOTERA CTY 73 NTOROKO CTY 122 NAKASEKE SOUTH CTY 178 ORA CTY !. !. !. !. 172 Rom !. Loyoro 22 KOOKI CTY 74 MWENGE CTY SOUTH 124 NAKASONGOLA CTY 179 OKORO CTY Udupi Oleba !. KITGUM "!. 23 KAKUUTO CTY 75 MWENGE CTY NORTH 125 BUDYEBO CTY 180 WEST MOYO CTY !. Patali " MARACHA !. 24 BUYAMBA CTY 76 KIGOROBYA CTY 128 TORORO SOUTH CTY 181 OBONGI CTY Omugo Aliba Kitgum Matidi KITGUM " Delu ADJUMANI 187 !. !. AtiakATIAK 146 !. 25 LKALUNGU CTY WEST 77 BUHAGUZI CTY 129 TORORO MC 182 PADYERE CTY !. Obongi "!. 26 KALUNGU CTY EST 78 BUGHAYA CTY 130 PALLISA CTY 183 JONAM CTY MARACHA !.Abia !. 228 27 BUKUYA CTY 79 HOIMA MC 131 KIBALE CTY 185 ADJUMANI CTY WEST Kacheri !. 185 186 28 BUKOTO CTY WEST 80 BUYANJA CTY 132 BUTEBO CTY 186 ADJUMANI CTY EST 188 Alivu !. !. Palero 29 BUKOTO CTY MID WEST 81 BUYAGA CTY 133 AGULE CTY 187 MARACHA EST CTY !. Acholibur !. Wol 30 MAWOKOTA CTY SOUTH 82 BUYAGA WEST CTY 134 KIBUKU CTY 188 MARACHA CTY 171 !. 31 MAWOKOTA CTY NORTH 83 BUYAGA EST CTY 135 IKI IKI CTY 189 RWAMPARA CTY Wandi Pawel !. !. 32 GOMBA WEST CTY 84 BUGANGAZI EST CTY 136 BUDAKA CTY 190 KASHARI SOUTH CTY Paimol 33 GOMBA EST CTY 85 BUGANGAZI WEST CTY 137 BUDADIRI CTY WEST 191 KASHARI NORTH CTY Biliefe !. 170 Kalongo 36 MUBENDE MC 87 MASINDI MC 139 ELGON CTY 193 RUHAAMA CTY !. AMURU "!. " 277 37 KASAMBYA CTY SOUTH 88 KIBAWA SOUTH CTY 141 BULAMBULI CTY 194 RUSHERE CTY 168 Pabo Patiko KOTIDO KOTIDO 38 KASAMBYA CTY NORTH 89 KIBAWA NORTH CTY 142 KAPCHORWA MC 195 RUKIGA CTY !. " !. Akuyam 149 Panyangara 39 KASAMBYA CTY 90 KAGOMA CTY 143 GULU MC 196 RUBAWA WEST Rhino camp Pajule !. Eruba 169 !. !. 40 BUWEKULA CTY 91 BULEMBA CTY 144 ASWA CTY 197 RUBAWA EST !. KENYA !.Vurra 41 MAWOGOLA NORTH CTY 92 JINJA WEST MC 145 OMORO CTY 198 NDORWA WEST !. GULU PADER 42 MAWOGOLA CTY 93 JINJA MC EST 146 CHWA WEST CTY 199 NDORWA EST Inde !. 227 AmuruAMURU Awer 144 AGAGO Kaloseri 43 LWEMIYAGA CTY 94 BUDIOPE WEST CTY 147 CHWA EST CTY 200 BUJUMBURA CTY SOUTH ARUA !. 148 !. " Paicho !. 44 ORUNGO CTY 95 BUDIOPE EST CTY 148 ARUU CTY 201 BUJUMBURA CTY NORTH Kyeyo !. Alerek 164 !. PADER "!. 45 KAPYELABONG CTY 96 KAMULI MC 149 ARUU CTY NORTH 202 BUJUMBURA CTY EAST " 46 AMURIA CTY 97 BUZAAYA CTY 150 MARUZI CTY 203 RUJUMBURA CTY Uleppi 167 !. Patongo 47 KUMI CTY 98 BUGABULA CTY SOUTH 151 KWANIA CTY 204 KINKIZI CTY EAST " !. 143 Pader Palw!.o Adilang 48 KUMI MC 99 BUGABULA CTY NORTH 152 LIRA MC 205 IBANDA CTY NORTH "!. 49 KANYUM CTY 100 BULAMOGI NORTH WEST CTY 153 ERUTE CTY SOUTH 206 IBANDA CTY SOUTH Alero ABIM Edrivu "!. 259 50 USUK CTY 86 BURULI CTY 138 BUDADIRI CTY EST 192 KAJARA CTY !. !. Awere 61 Nakiloro 166 !. Abim !. Ragem 145 148 ABIM !.Okollo !. NwoyaNWOYA Lokichar "!. Aroma "!. !. Puranga MOROTO Koc "!. Katabok Rupa 178 Anaka !. "!. !. !. Anyiribu Wianaka !. WarPAIDHA !. 251 " !. Moru OlwiyoNWOYA !. Otwal Zeu NEBBI 184 " 60 MOROTO !. "!. Nadunget " !. Nyapea NWOYA Ngai Turutoko !. NEBBI 154 "!. Lokopo !. " Wangkwar !. Adwari Kangole ZOMBO PackwachPAKWACH !. "!. 249 !. "!. Minakulu 162 "!. 59 179 Nyaravur !. Ogur !. "!. OTUKE Lokeris 183 Achaba Orum !. !. Goli Apala !. " !. !. " !. NAPAK Lotome Katikekile Paidh!.a Anyeke 160 !. "!. Lokitanya Aboke 157 Kapelebyong 257 !. Pakuba Te - Okuto OYAM Lorengedwat Erusi Porombo "!. "!. !. !. !. !. !. Panyimur ParaaPARA SAFARI LODGE !. " Aloi !. KOLE "!. KARUMA FALLSKAMUDINI LIRA Bar Loro 154 " !. Omoro Obalang " "!. 152 !.Erute ALEBTONG !. "!. KamudiniAber !. Loro !. LORO Bala 45 "!. Legend " Wanseko " 159 !. "!. LIRA 158 161 !. 153 Atura Akalu Amugo Bulisa !. !. Adachal Lothaa BULIISA "!. "!. !. "!. "!. Chegere AMURIA Achwa Mutunda !. Inomo Amach trading centres !. !. 89 !. Kidilande !. Bata 44 Nabilatuk !. Kiryanga "!. "!.Orungo AMU!.RIAAMURIA "!. "!. "!. AdukuADUKU Anyara " 62 " Mpobo "!." Amuria APAC AngwataAGWATA !. Asamuk 50 major towns KIRYANDONGO "!. " 156 "!. 46 !. Ngarium 254 !. AMUDATAMUDAT BULIISA DOKOLO KATAKWI " Dokolo Otuboi "!.Amudat Kiryandongo DOKOLO "!. !. Atiriri " Kokumungole !. APAC 151 !. Moruita Ibuje !. Wera !. Roads Lake Albert !. Chegere Lwala !. KATAKWI Alengo 150 !. !. 274 NAKAPIRIPIRIT Butiaba BUTIABA "!. Ekwera NAKAPIRIPIRIT "!. MASINDI KIGUMBA !. Kalaki Arapai " 85 Kigumba 155 Kangai "!. "!. Namalu " " Chawente Adonyimo !. "!. !. !. !. 278 Tarmac road Biiso KABERAMAIDO SOROTI 63 "!. 88 " Toroma Dem Rep of Congo Kyema Aputi Kamuda Gweri !. !. !. Magoro "!. MASINDI PORT KABERAMAIDO !. !. Rwenkunyu Akokoro Akongmit 2"30 51 "!. 52 231 76 MASINDI !. Masindi Port !. !. Ochero Olu!.bai Lare SOROTI Okokoro Loose surface Kibiro Kiryandongo Budongo " "!. !. !. 78 !. !. 87 86 Nampyanga !. !. AlemereAM!.OLATAR Kapiri Akum Kigorobya !. !." !. !. !. Bugondo "!. !. !. Bikonzi Amolatar Odiak !. Atira Okolim Bulyango 250 Kelle Port Mukura "!. Muntu "!. !. Karita Kimengo !. !. Chepsikunya Constituent boundary Kitoba !. KUMI "!. AMUDAT"!. !. Bwijanga RIVER KAFU AMOLATAR !. Kijunjubwa !. Kasilo !. "Kibanga Namukago SERERE NAMASALE !. "!. NGORA 48 !. N"!.amasale KagwaraKAGWARA Serere Bulindi !." LAKE KYOGA "!." Kyere " 47 Kabarwa "!. Nabiswera !. 260 District boundary 125 54 !. KUMI !. KWEEN !. SERERE Pigire 53 "!.NGORA 141 HOIMA BukunguBUKUNGU "!. KAP!.RORON CODE CONSTITUENCY " !." Mulondo Ngora Binyin 252 " HOIMA Kidoma "!. BUKEDEA !. 79 Magalanya Kanyumu KA!.PCHORWA !. 207 BUKANGA CTY GALIRAYA Kigingi 142 Erima !. Kabwino !. 56 " BuhimbaButema "!.Galiraya !. BUKEDEA "!. !. NAKASONGOLA !. Kidera !. "!. Koliri 270 ISINGIRO CTY wetlands !.Kazwama Makongoro Bukedea Muyembe 253 NAKASONGOLA !. !.49 !. !. IYINGO BukwaBUKWA "" 94 Kakoge"!. 271 ISINGIRO CTY SOUTH 77 !. Lyingo Agule KAPCHORWA "!. Kabwoya Gogonyo !. Kidongole SIRONKO 276 "!. Kagulu "!. 133 "!. 209 NYABUSHOZI CTY Buhuka Ngoma BUYENDE !. " ButufuBULAMBULI BUYENDE 131 !. Lakes "!. "!. Ndolw"a !. 139 Kibale 55 Buluganya BUKWO 210 KAZO CTY !. PALLISA 13!.2 Kakoro !. 116 !. PALLISA 95 Butebo !. !. 211 KASHONGI CTY 130 " NAKALOKE 137 138 Buluko Bukwiri Bugaya Kasodo !. PachwaPISCWA 121 "!. Bulangira !. " !. "!. "!. "!. Bbaale 100 !. !. Namunsi 212 IGARA CTY WEST " !.Nalweyo Kabwangasi SIRONKO Mabale !. Nawaikoke Namwiwa 1!.35 KYANKWANZI Kakoge 16 99 !. !. 110 !. NAKASEKE "!. Iki Iki!. " 213 IGARA CTY EAST NTOROKO NtorokoNTOROKO KIBUKU 136 111 Bukigai Rwebisengo !." 134 !. BUDUDA 255 73 Mugalike Kisala Balawoli 101 Kadama !. 214 BUSHENYI-ISHAKA MC !. Katoma Kazinga !. !. Bumanya !. !. BUDUDA Ndaiga !. !. !. Nabirumba Kibuku TIRINYI Budaka " 82 "!. !. Namasagali !. "!. MBALEBusano !.BududaBunambale Ntungama "!. 81 !. 215 SHEEMA COUNTY NORTH !. 84 83 Nkoko Mazimasa !. Rwamabale KAGADI "!. KALIRO Bulolo !. BubuloMANAFWA Kagadi KAYUNGA Vukula !. 136 Busiu !." !. KAGADI "!. !.117 9"6 !. "!. 216 KATERERE COUNTY KAKUMIRO Namwendwa KALIRO 109 Nyangabukama Ntwetwe KIBOGA Wabusana !. Kaliro MANAFWA Sunga " Wakyato LUWERO Kayonza " Mpulira 217 BUNYARUGURU COUNTY !. !. Nkondo !. !. 98 "!. BUTALEJA 226 Bumbo !. Lwentanga !. 119 !. 226 Bulopa BUSOLWE !. Sempaya !. Kiwoko LUWEERO Seeta Mbulamuti "!. Molo 225 218 MASAKA MC !. Lwamata Kikamul!.o "!. !. !. NAMUTUMBA !. BudumbaBusolwe "!.247 " 267 !. NAMUTUMBA !. !. Kiziba Nak!.abugu " !. "!.Butiru KAMULI 128 220 MBARARA MC Bukwanga 80 KIBALE !. Nagongera Hakibale Kyarusozi " Kakumiro KIBOGA Ntenjeru 103 Busembatia !. !. !. !.Karuguza "!. Katikamu !. "!. "!. 221 MUKONO
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