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Makindye Division Grades DIVISION PARISH VILLAGE STREET AREA GRADE MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA BENYA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA BUKASA STREET 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA JOSEPH KIYINGI VALLEY 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA KIYINGI BY PASS 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA MUYENGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA BUKASA RING ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 2ND CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 3RD CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 5 TC 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 5TH CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 6TH CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 8TH CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA 8TH STREET 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA BBALE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA KIRONDE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYOGOGA OFF NAMUWONGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA ALICE MUWANGA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA KIALER ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA KIBIRANGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA KIRONDE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA KIRONDE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA LWANGA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MPAGI LANE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MUSAAZI AHMED ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MUSAAZI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MUWAFU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MUYENGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA MUYENGA TANKHILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA NABULIME CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA NKUSSA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA NYANGWESO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OFF KIRONDE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OFF MUSAAZI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OFF RING ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OFF TANKHILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OKELLO CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA OKENYI CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA RING CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA RING ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA RINGS ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA ROCHE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA ROCHE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA TANKHILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA UBC CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA UDC ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KANYONZA KANYONZA 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA 3RD CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA 4TH CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA BANABAS ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA BUKASA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA BUKASA STREET 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA KISUGU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA KYONGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA MAGALA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA MUYENGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA NAKKU CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA OFF 4 CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA OFF 4 ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA OFF MUYENGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA ST BANABAS ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KAYONGA KAYONGA 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KYEITABYA KYEITABYA 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KYEITABYA BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KYEITABYA OFF ROCHE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA KYEITABYA TANKHILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B 9TH ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B ACROSS RAILWAY 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B BAKABALA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B BALABA LANE OFF WAMALA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B BUKASA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B CHURCH ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B GITTA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KABENGE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KALEBA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KATABA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KAWAGGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KAZIMIRI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KIBIRANGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KINTU CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KIRONDE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KITAKKA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B KIWANUKA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B LUBOGO CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B LUBWAMA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B LUCY ESTATE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B MUKASA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B MUYENGA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B MUYENGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B NAKIBILANGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B NALULE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B NYANGWESO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF BUKASA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF KAZIMIRI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF NAKIBIRANGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF RING ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B OFF WAMALA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B RING ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B MUYENGA A & B 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA MUYENGA A & B WAMALA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B NAMUWONGO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B NAMUWONGO STREET 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B OFF BUKASA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B RAILWAY LINE SOWETO 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B SOWETO NAMUWONGO 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B SOWETO RAILWAY 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B SOWETO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B SOWETO TRADING CENTRE 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B NAMUWONGO A & B 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA NAMUWONGO A & B VALLEY OFF RAILWAY 1 MAKINDYE BUKASA TANK HILL / KAYONZA ROCHE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA BUZIGA ZONE LUKULI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO ANDREW KAGGWA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO BEN KIWANUKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO BUZIGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO BUZIGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO CHAIRMAN ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO CHURCH ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO KASENYI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO KATUUSO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO KIRUDU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO KONGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO LUKULI - KONGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO MATOVU CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO MATOVU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO MUSOKE RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO NAKABAALE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO NAMBI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KATUUSO NATABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BEN KIWANUKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BISHOP DANSON ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BISHOP KIWANUKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BISHOP LUTU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BISHOP NSUBUGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BISHOP TUTU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BUZIGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BUZIGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU BYAMUKAMA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU CAPE MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU CHAIRMAN ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU CHURCH ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU GABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU KATUUSO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU KIBULA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU KIRUDU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU KIWANUKA CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU LUBEGA ABDU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU LUBEGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU LUKULI - KONGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MATOVU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MAWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MULAMULA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MUTESA I ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MUTESA II RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MUTESA II ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU MUWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU NAKABAALE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU NAMBI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU NAWAKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU NSEREKO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA KIRUDDU SALAAMA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA BISHOP KIWANUKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA BUZIGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA BUZIGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA CAPE MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA CAVE RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA CONCERN RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA GAVA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA KISEKA RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA KISEKA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA KITENGEJJA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA LAKE VIEW DRIVE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA LUKULI - KONGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MAJJID RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MAWANGA CRESENT 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MAWANGA LANE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MAWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MUNYONYO SALAMA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF BUZIGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF CAPE MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF CAPE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF GAVA RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF GAVA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF LAKE VIEW DRIVE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF LUKULI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF MAWANGA CRESENT 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF MAWANGA LANE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF MAWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF MUNYONYO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF MUWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF PRINCE DAVID N 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF U C B RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF U.C.B RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF WAVAMUNNO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA OFF CAPE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA PRINCE DAVID N CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA PRINCE GEORGE CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA U C B RISE 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA MUWANGA 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA UPPER MUNYONYO 1 MAKINDYE BUZIGA MUWANGA WAVAMUNNO CLOSE 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL BAHIGWA DRIVE 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL BUNGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL GABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL GGABA NOOK ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KALUNGU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KASENYI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KATIESO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KATUUSO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KIBAALE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KIGABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KISENYI ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL KONGE ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL MUWANGA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF BUNGA HILL ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF BUNGA TRADING CENTRE 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF GABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF GGABA ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF KAFUSO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF KALUNGU ROAD 1 MAKINDYE GGABA BUNGA HILL OFF KATUSO ROAD 1 MAKINDYE
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