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Arusha 23000 REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI ARUSHA 23 ARUSHA CBD 231 SEKEI 23101 Sanawari Naurei Mtaa wa AICC Mtaa wa Mahakamani Naura Goliondoi KATI 23102 Bondeni Pangani KALOLENI 23103 Kaloleni Magharibi Mita 200 Kaloleni Mashariki LEVOLOSI 23104 Mtaa wa Levolosi Majengo NGARENARO 23105 Kambi ya fisi Darajani NHC TCA Mita 200 ELERAI 23106 Kware Burka Azimio Shamsi Samanga Sacon Remtula Mama Musa Ngurumo Urundini Shuma Majengo “A” Majengo “B” UNGA LIMITED 23107 Esso Viwandani Makaburi ya Baniani Tindiga Darajani Osterbay DARAJA II 23108 Jamhuri Alinyanya Sanare Ndarvoi Darajani Kati THEMI 23109 Themi Mashariki Old Police Corridor Area AICC Flats Kambarage KIMANDOLU 23110 Kitiangare Tindigani Kijenge Kaskazini Kijenge Kusini OLORIENI 23111 Suye Meirioti Mwanama Mbeshere Moivoi RC BARAA 23112 Kwa Mrefu Sorenyi Kiroshi Ofisini Kambi ya Chupa Mferejini Siara Elkirouwa LEMARA 23113 Ilkirouwa Olepholos Korongoni Kikwakwaru ‘A’ Kikwakwaru‘B’ Lemara Kati Sunflag ENGUTOTO 23114 Block C1 Block C2 Block D Block F Block H Block J SOKON 1 23115 Lolovono Longdong Murriet Kanisani Sainevuno Madukani SOMBETINI 23116 Simanjiro Banda Mbili Kirika ‘A’ Olamurraki TERRAT 23117 laitayok Imitong'wa Maskiria Bondeni Kati Olepolosi Erangau Olkungu Engavunet MOSHONO 23118 Nanja Moshono kati Engosowash T.Packers Olkereyan kati Laizer LosirwayLaizer Mtoni Kalimaji OLASITI 23119 Kimindorosi Olasiti Centre Oloresho Olkereyan Burka Olteves Moivaro 23120 Edanyoemasi Moivaro kati Shangarao Ngurumaus Sekei Moshono Kaskazini Sinoni 23121 Makao Mapya Olevolos Olomokeya Oljanvutian Mlimani Migungani Engosengiu Muriet 23122 Bondeni Kati Mashariki Murieti Mlimani Msasani FFU Eluanyi Nadosoito Kusini Ngorienito Oldonyokumur Embararwai Kati Osunyai Jr 23123 Osunyai Ngusero Kirika 'B' JR Sakina 23124 Olmatejoo “A” Navarana Giriki Olmatejo “B” Mairiva Sakina Melamari Olmoti 23125 Olmoti Ngaramtoni ya chini Mlimani Mirongoine NAFCO ARUSHA 232 Olturumet 23201 Ekenywa Seuri Ilkuishini Mwandet 23202 Imbibia Sugumen Mukulat Imbibiakati Losikito Lembolei Lembashishi Olomishira Losirwa Engalaoni Bombani Lewawa Ormukuna Engurtoto Mbukara Olorikoti Shuleni Enganalet Olkokola 23203 Olkejulenderit Kanda Sikiriet Olbamba Olkejulenderit Ilkurot Ngaluma Sarunga Lengijave Ololua Olbak Iltulele Kibori Oldonyosambu 23204 Oldonyosambu Madukani Oldonyo- Sambu Marurani Lemong'o Lemong'o Juu Ngivilat Lemunge Lemanda Lemanda Zahanati Enjock Musa 23205 Oloitushula Loolasho Loolovon Mashariki Nengung'u Olkiloriti Ngorienito Olchorovus Enjoro Ondare Emanyata Engusero Likamba Olomishira Olovoni Likamba Eunoto Enguvururana Kisongo 23206 Engorora Engorora Kati Losinoni Ematasya Ilkerin Ilkerin Juu Parselian Naromuru Lesiraa Losingira Bwawani Lesiraa Mteelelu Lovilukuny Lovilukuny Loongululu Bangata 23207 Bangata Olevolos Meereny Engikaret Midawe Nrukeny Mangola Sasi Sangananu Nkoasei Nkoaniche Sokon II 23208 Sokon II Simanjiro Nambere Ngoilenya Ilkilorit Longidare Oldadai Kijave Kivesi Achi Mishorori Ngires Kiutu Soyen Olturoto Olevolos Ngoikaa Kimelok Kiranyi 23209 Kiranyi Siwandeti Ilkiurei Namayana Olorien 23210 Olorien Olosiva Mringa Ilkiding'a 23211 Ilkiding'a Mula Lobulu Ndikala Laizer Oloigeruno Oloigeruno Naresho Oltulele Oldonyo Ilkisongo Ilmelili Ilkisongo Chini Ilkisongo Juu Sambasha 23212 Sambasha Huduma Ilparakwo Mpakani Shimboro ltingidi Madukani Muterian Meduti Timbolo Omelili Masanga Miunga Naroki Kimnyaki 23213 Olmringaringa Saiboku Shule Josho Melembuki Olovolos Maendeleo Wataalam Vitendo Juhudi Kimnyaki Mitaroni Lekako Loinepunye Wavii Olmotonyi 23214 Ngaramtoni Olmotonyi Emaoi Oljoro 23215 Mirongoine Bondeni Kigongoni Kumbakumba Oljoro Ujamaa Olmotony Kikedokini Mbuyuni Endeves Ilmitong'wa Mbuyuni Enjikaka Olturoto 23216 Kivulul Oloigero Olmaret Olmatejo Oldonyosapuk Ilmadu Oldonyo Magwa Karantini Shuleni Ilkirevi Olturoto Oloirowa Leshabari Osunyai Ekenywa Oldonyono Osunyai Moivo 23217 Moivo Oltulelei Oloresho Sama Ilkololorit Mlangarini 23218 Mlangarini Majengo Mlangarini Kati Bondeni Kiserian Losilway Loongiva Keserian Mbuni Lesoit Muungano Mlimani Olmararoi Oloderit Manyire Upendo Majengo Makao Mapya Olmesera Nduruma 23219 Nduruma Olodenderit Maroroi Nduruma Kati Nduruma madukani Samaria Unguuni Usandaweni Kichangani Samaria Marurani Jamaika Mururani Huduma Marurani Kati Mshikamano Umoja Maji Moto Zaire Msumbiji Kitongojini Bwawani 23220 Bwawani Kazamoyo Bwawani Olmavinu Mwandeti Lamolok Majengo Themi ya Simba Nyamagana Songambele Lemedeye Mungushi Kibaoni Burka Mungushi Galilaya Kigongoni Darajani Masaini Mateves 23221 Ngorbob Kambi Ya Maziwa Sovoyo Ematasia Orngioswa Olkaria Lemugur Nguluvani Engikaret Sarovo Lemanyata 23222 Lemanyata RC mission Lemanyata Olmotony Olkokola Olama Engorika Sando Stesheni Lenjani Lenjani Matimu Oldonyowass 23223 Oldonyowass Sura Oldonyowass Mareu sokoni Losinoni Paturumani Engedeko Lesakartata Engutukoit Engutukoit Esirale Madebe Kaanani Losinoni juu Losinoni juu Namerok Laroi 23224 Laroi Mliman Farm Namba 10 Laroi Enjoro Enjoro Namba 2 na 3 Kisima Cha Mungu Namba 13 Bwawani Kiutu 23225 Sekei Menyembere Mbaavai Meng'oriki Jordan Kivesi Naurei Sokon Barazani Osyaiti Emayana Engorika Embalakai Rikoyan Muruve Kailas Olgilai Kimelok Laizer Kivesi Tarakwa 23226 Tarakwa Saitabau Ilboru 23227 Oltulelei Meretu Arumeru 233 Usa River 23301 Ngaresero Mji Mwema Usa Madukani Kwa Kisambare Magadirisho Mlima Siyoni Magadini Manyata Kati Nganana Maji ya Chai 23302 Ngurdoto Bondeni Mseseveni Mburiashi Msamaneni Kati Kitefu Masaaleni TANESCO Mkuuny Kimandafu Bondeni Maji ya chai K/Centre Kimandafu Maji ya chai kati Lerai Ngorika Magadini Lerai kati Ngongongare Nkoaranga 23303 Nshupu Mlondo Nshupu Asili Kirima Nkoaranga Telembo Kombo "A" Kombo "B" Ngorika Ngyani Marikanda Saunyi Nkoasakiri Maweni Teema Poli 23304 Ndatu Nkura Mula Kilalanic Njoro Ntuwe Njoro Poli Rumale Kereshu Poli Kati Seela Sing'isi 23305 Sing'isi Nstoni Mavinuni Maringa Kyaraa Nkoafiri Malala Chemchem Madiira Soweto Seela Nandere Seela Kati Kibenu Akheri 23306 Patandi Duluti Patandi Tengeru Mavinuni Nguruma Nguruma Kati Muraiweni Manyire Maksoru Akheri Maringa Nkoamalay Ifuriny Nkoarisambu 23307 Mfulony Mfulony Uluu Nkoandoua Nkoananya Kimundo Kimundo Damu Shimbumbu Nkoayaalo Nkoarisambu Nkoarisambu Ndoombo Kati Ndoombo Mlimani Nkoanrua 23308 Nkoanrua Nkoarua kati Kariva Kimunya Murai Weny Nkoambiaa Shashony Loita Nkoamala Loita Nkoamaala Kipande Nkoavele Kipande Nkoavele Songoro 23309 Songoro Kyuta Shara Nkoasakuya Nkwerari Sura Manguva Nshing'a Nkoaroua Mbolele Kyareto Ushili Ushili Kyareto Urolwatala Urisho Kombo Urishoanda Kyareto Uluboru Mbolele Mulala Kyuta Nkoatila Meto Nkoanasari Kilinga Bondeni Mwaseny Kisiwani Kimandolu Ngarenanyuki 23310 Olkung'wado Lendoiya Kwa Lock Ilkrumun Olkungwa'do Kireeny Mwekey Ilkrumun Oldinga Eslaley Uwiro Ngabobo Kisimiri Chini Kisimiri Juu Kikwe 23311 Kikwe Malala Huduma Luwaini Nambala Malala Nganana Njoro Maweni Mboga Posta Maziwa Karangai Miembeni Bondeni Mtoni Nrumangeny Mbuguni 23312 Mbuguni Madukani Kambi ya Tanga Kati Dipu Kambi ya Tanga Chini Roman cathoric Mikungani Shuleni Kanisani Mtoni Msikitini Komolo Kikuletwa Msufini Mnazi mmoja Manyata Kigongoni Kati Msitu wa Mbogo Makiba 23313 Valeska Huduma Mwamko"A" Songambele Maendeleo Mwamko B Makiba Mabatini Korona Mtoni Songambele Patanumbe Mtoni Dipu Losteti Tambarare Ngarenanyuki Majengo Maroroni 23314 Maroroni Kilimamoja TANESCO Kanani Zaire Nazareti Samaria Bondeni Kijenge Zaire Savana Kati Kwaugoro Zaire Yeriko Kilombero Migandini Magandini Migandini Migandini Magadini Kikatiti 23315 Kikatiti Kikatiti Mjini Surumala Nkoamangasha Nasholi Mlimani Kambi ya Mkaa Sakila Chini Dachi Luwaini Olkononoi Ngyeku Nkaosabaya Mlimani Ngyeku Kati Chemchem Sakila Ulukusare Nrumangeny Mkufini King'ori 23316 Mareu Mareu Senta Kwa Philipo Hospitali Kwa Masika Melatoi Kwa Philipo B Nkoansiyo Sikirari Hospitali Nkoaneema King'ori Kwa Kirenga Urisho Madukani Mseseweni Nsengony Ntuwe Mboreny Nkoanoel Chemchem Nkoanoel Bondeni Noel Senta Mboreny Kidire Nongili Muungano Kwa Tulele Manyata Mulala Mikaeli Oldonyangiro Kwa Masika Hospitali Oldonyongiro Kwa Petro Leguruki 23317 Leguruki Mlimani Madukani Noseiya Nkoasenga Maamgalio Seneto Bwawani Center Miririny Sukuta Lolera Sinai Kandashe Mianzini Saoinaju Centre Shishton Maruango Shambarai Burka 23318 Shambarai Burka Shambarai kati Huduma Tumaini Kerikenyi Sofia Nduruma Mandela Msitu wa Mbogo Tankini Kampuni Huduma Madukani Kati Kambi ya Tanga Juu Songambele Kaza Moyo Barbaraba Kuu Kambi ya Tanga Juu Majengo 23319 Kaloleni Ewasi Kaloleni Bondeni Majengo Kati Majengo Kati Olmara Huduma Engatani Engatani Mtoni Majengo dipu Malula 23320 Kolila Kolila Nrumangeny Ngejusosia Maangashiny R.C Ngejusosia Kati Makao mapya Nrumangeny Nrumangeny Chemchem Amani Malula Malula Mjini Mikuuni Relini Krismass Maretoni Mlimani Rc Rc Kati Uwiro 23321 Uwiro Kimosonu Kyamakata Iyan Nnkuuny Mukuru Kisimiri Juu Zahanati Jamgwale Luwai Kisimiri Chini Uzunguni Lengare Karafia Ngabobo 23322 Ngabobo Oltepes Ngabobo Tank Oltepes Mwinuko Kilimasimba Mawasiliano Tank Madukani Tank Majengo Maruvango 23323 Maruvango Kaveshe Centre Kwatulele Makivaru Shishtony Itingare Shishtony Noseiya Lerai Mbaaseny Nombeko Mbaaseny Songambele Mouwara Hazina Mburiashi Mouwara Centre Imbaseni 23324 Ngongongare Arauyo Napoco Mtoni Mamuna Kiwawa Arudeco Kiwawa Bondeni Imbaseni Sokoni Chemchem Shuleni Kanisani Tangini Ambureni 23325 Ambureni Msorongo Urony Ambureni Shangarai Moivaro Loruvani Machumba Nkoanekoli 23326 Nkoanekoli Nkoanekoli Kwa Mangusha Nkoagiroi Loya Mamire Juakali
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