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Population by Parish (NPHC 2014-Eastern Region) Total Population by Sex, Total Number of Households and proportion of Households headed by Females by Subcounty and Parish, Eastern Region, 2014 District Population Households % of Female Males Females Total Households Headed HHS Sub-County Parish Eastern Region 4,406,354 4,636,066 9,042,420 1,743,460 21.0 Bugiri District 185,925 196,988 382,913 74,469 20.2 Eastern Division 6,480 7,344 13,824 3,442 25.5 Naluwerere 2,798 3,080 5,878 1,391 25.2 Nkusi 3,682 4,264 7,946 2,051 25.7 Western Division 6,940 7,983 14,923 3,659 26.0 Bwole 3,919 4,451 8,370 2,060 25.5 Ndifakulya 3,021 3,532 6,553 1,599 26.6 172,505 181,661 354,166 67,368 19.6 Budhaya Sub County 13,888 14,584 28,472 5,248 15.4 Budhaya 2,804 2,992 5,796 1,037 15.7 Bukatu 4,090 4,336 8,426 1,587 15.7 Buwolya 2,404 2,391 4,795 892 14.2 Mayuge 4,590 4,865 9,455 1,732 15.5 Bulesa Sub County 19,330 20,397 39,727 7,779 22.1 Buluwe 3,349 3,744 7,093 1,370 17.2 Buwuni Rural 2,631 2,480 5,111 974 20.3 Buwuni Town Board 3,836 4,255 8,091 1,776 29.6 Iggwe 2,912 3,113 6,025 1,107 20.1 Kitodha 2,647 2,684 5,331 966 19.9 Namasere 3,955 4,121 8,076 1,586 21.9 Bulidha Sub County 11,816 12,456 24,272 4,659 17.6 Bulidha 2,813 2,946 5,759 1,064 15.1 Isakabisolo 1,685 1,871 3,556 664 19.1 Makoma 2,186 2,170 4,356 789 15.2 Nabigingo 1,839 1,982 3,821 708 18.6 Wakawaka 3,293 3,487 6,780 1,434 19.5 Buluguyi Sub County 15,379 16,032 31,411 6,098 18.9 Bufunda 2,549 2,512 5,061 938 13.6 Bugayi 2,280 2,344 4,624 891 18.4 Buluguyi 2,632 2,674 5,306 1,053 17.7 Muwayo 5,272 5,744 11,016 2,232 24.1 Nsango 2,646 2,758 5,404 984 14.1 Buwunga Sub County 22,664 24,098 46,762 8,856 20.4 Bubugo 2,099 2,171 4,270 786 17.7 Bupala 1,997 2,123 4,120 782 18.8 Busoga 1,414 1,585 2,999 568 20.6 Busowa 1,755 1,769 3,524 667 19.6 Busowa Town Board 2,682 3,105 5,787 1,252 25.4 Buwunga 2,145 2,428 4,573 866 23.7 Kavule 1,191 1,277 2,468 445 18.7 Luwooko 2,477 2,488 4,965 899 18.6 Magoola 2,087 2,120 4,207 792 18.9 Mawanga 925 999 1,924 327 18.7 Nambale 2,629 2,717 5,346 991 17.7 Nawandhuki 1,263 1,316 2,579 481 23.3 Iwemba Sub County 9,543 9,754 19,297 3,696 17.9 Bugeso 1,720 1,885 3,605 741 19.3 Buyala 2,081 1,998 4,079 765 16.6 Iwemba 1,937 1,924 3,861 752 17.7 Nabirere 2,094 2,141 4,235 790 16.3 Nambo 1,711 1,806 3,517 648 20.2 Kapyanga Sub County 28,464 30,067 58,531 11,346 21.5 Bugiri A 2,266 2,503 4,769 953 22.9 Bugubo 3,439 3,452 6,891 1,317 22.9 Bugunga 3,121 3,150 6,271 1,182 18.4 Isagaza 1,930 1,993 3,923 775 20.0 Kiseitaka 3,915 3,924 7,839 1,441 20.1 Nakavule 2,348 2,296 4,644 885 18.3 Namayemba Town Board 3,967 4,484 8,451 1,757 25.4 Namukonge 4,434 4,804 9,238 1,719 18.4 Ndifakulya 3,044 3,461 6,505 1,317 25.0 Muterere Sub County 13,515 14,392 27,907 5,234 19.4 Bululu 2,793 2,996 5,789 1,144 22.8 Kayogera 3,163 3,345 6,508 1,198 20.1 Kitumba 3,479 3,599 7,078 1,270 16.0 Muterere 2,005 2,122 4,127 741 19.4 Muterere Town Board 2,075 2,330 4,405 881 19.0 Nabukalu Sub County 18,069 18,559 36,628 6,764 18.5 Bubalya 1,268 1,259 2,527 448 23.4 Bukubansiri 1,564 1,599 3,163 558 18.1 Butyabule 3,104 3,291 6,395 1,153 17.6 Isegero 2,887 2,958 5,845 1,073 20.1 Kasita 1,980 1,930 3,910 770 18.1 Lwanika 1,724 1,911 3,635 667 20.7 Nakivamba 1,237 1,185 2,422 461 16.5 Nkaiza 1,782 1,796 3,578 666 17.6 Wangobo 2,523 2,630 5,153 968 15.8 Nankoma Sub County 19,837 21,322 41,159 7,688 20.0 Isegero 2,575 2,761 5,336 952 17.9 Masita 2,549 2,662 5,211 927 18.9 Matovu 2,463 2,548 5,011 888 19.3 Namakoko 3,041 3,211 6,252 1,162 19.5 Nankoma 1,988 2,151 4,139 713 18.0 Nankoma Town Board 4,145 4,597 8,742 1,839 23.2 Nsono 3,076 3,392 6,468 1,207 19.8 Busia District 156,447 167,215 323,662 64,769 22.6 Eastern Division 14,702 17,233 31,935 8,031 28.1 Central 5,386 6,282 11,668 2,873 27.2 North C 3,399 3,986 7,385 1,760 22.1 North East A 2,577 3,183 5,760 1,475 32.1 North East B 1,554 1,634 3,188 806 30.4 South East 1,786 2,148 3,934 1,117 33.0 Western Division 10,772 12,091 22,863 5,443 24.7 North A 4,091 4,509 8,600 2,173 26.0 North B 3,166 3,530 6,696 1,597 21.5 South West 3,515 4,052 7,567 1,673 26.0 130,973 137,891 268,864 51,295 21.5 Buhehe Sub County 9,608 10,300 19,908 3,880 22.8 Buhasaba 3,999 4,174 8,173 1,565 23.6 Buhehe 3,301 3,618 6,919 1,357 22.3 Bulwenge 2,308 2,508 4,816 958 22.2 Bulumbi Sub County 7,389 7,902 15,291 2,983 19.9 Bubango 1,960 2,109 4,069 819 18.1 Buhobe 1,729 1,952 3,681 706 22.0 Buhumi 1,637 1,727 3,364 634 22.2 Bulumbi 2,063 2,114 4,177 824 18.2 Busime Sub County 8,981 9,593 18,574 3,467 21.1 Busime 2,184 2,283 4,467 871 21.7 Bwanikha 2,513 2,751 5,264 955 22.0 Mundindi 2,820 2,967 5,787 1,051 19.9 Rukaka 1,464 1,592 3,056 590 20.8 Busitema Sub County 8,570 8,770 17,340 3,235 21.4 Busitema 2,755 2,673 5,428 964 20.5 Chawo 1,911 1,958 3,869 728 22.4 Habuleke 1,739 1,837 3,576 668 19.2 Syanyonja 2,165 2,302 4,467 875 23.2 Buteba Sub County 13,366 14,174 27,540 5,309 20.3 Abochet 3,128 3,293 6,421 1,250 21.7 Amonikakinei 2,667 2,809 5,476 1,059 16.8 Buteba 4,601 4,897 9,498 1,755 20.2 Mawero 2,970 3,175 6,145 1,245 22.1 Buyanga Sub County 9,170 9,189 18,359 3,356 18.0 Bukhubalo 2,269 2,287 4,556 844 18.1 Busibembe 1,792 1,788 3,580 670 18.5 Buwembe 2,755 2,791 5,546 1,009 19.6 Buyunda 2,354 2,323 4,677 833 15.4 Dabani Sub County 14,261 14,881 29,142 5,368 20.3 Busia 5,120 5,411 10,531 2,100 19.5 Buwumba 2,074 2,145 4,219 789 15.7 Buyengo 1,237 1,319 2,556 461 26.5 Dabani 3,380 3,462 6,842 1,073 23.8 Nangwe 2,450 2,544 4,994 945 19.0 Lumino Sub County 7,084 7,630 14,714 3,046 26.6 Budimo 1,140 1,214 2,354 434 22.1 Hasyule 1,471 1,520 2,991 570 24.7 Jinja 1,803 1,895 3,698 770 24.9 Lumino 2,670 3,001 5,671 1,272 30.0 Lunyo Sub County 7,229 7,746 14,975 2,986 23.1 Busiabala 1,365 1,534 2,899 598 24.4 Lunyo 2,399 2,548 4,947 951 20.8 Nalwire 2,058 2,170 4,228 859 25.8 Nekuku 1,407 1,494 2,901 578 21.3 Majanji Sub County 5,175 5,690 10,865 2,060 25.1 Dadira 2,173 2,335 4,508 869 24.2 Majanji 1,466 1,649 3,115 608 27.3 Nagabita 1,536 1,706 3,242 583 24.4 Masaba Sub County 11,358 12,020 23,378 4,548 21.8 Butangasi 3,338 3,626 6,964 1,396 22.3 Masaba 3,689 3,832 7,521 1,515 22.6 Mbehenyi 4,331 4,562 8,893 1,637 20.6 Masafu Sub County 9,876 10,277 20,153 3,764 22.4 Buhatuba 2,189 2,434 4,623 851 23.6 Kubo 2,016 2,065 4,081 785 18.3 Masafu 2,640 2,637 5,277 1,005 26.1 Mawanga 3,031 3,141 6,172 1,123 20.9 Masinya Sub County 9,713 10,284 19,997 3,749 21.6 Bumunji 2,541 2,615 5,156 986 18.4 Busikho 1,927 2,013 3,940 713 22.7 Butote 2,547 2,742 5,289 1,003 24.1 Masinya 2,698 2,914 5,612 1,047 21.3 Sikuda Sub County 9,193 9,435 18,628 3,544 19.3 Ajuket 2,124 2,218 4,342 818 17.7 Buchicha 2,819 2,840 5,659 1,074 19.9 Sikuda 2,104 2,199 4,303 785 19.0 Tiira 2,146 2,178 4,324 867 20.2 Iganga District 241,182 263,015 504,197 102,472 23.0 Busembatia Town Council 4,629 7,319 11,948 2,688 45.4 Buyirima 660 1,078 1,738 398 42.2 Central 496 935 1,431 320 66.6 Kakoge 1,141 1,835 2,976 679 44.5 Majengo 1,177 1,552 2,729 582 37.8 Market 1,155 1,919 3,074 709 44.9 Buyanga Sub County 24,444 26,034 50,478 10,186 22.1 Bulunguri 2,268 2,331 4,599 872 19.5 Bumoozi 3,459 3,418 6,877 1,323 19.0 Buwooya 4,087 4,278 8,365 1,560 22.6 Bwigula 2,468 2,502 4,970 982 23.1 Idudi 693 741 1,434 261 24.1 Idudi Town Board 6,526 7,750 14,276 3,369 25.0 Kalalu 2,806 2,894 5,700 999 17.4 Lubira 2,137 2,120 4,257 820 20.1 Ibulanku Sub County 16,725 17,815 34,540 6,756 21.0 Buniantole 992 1,041 2,033 402 19.2 Butende 3,144 3,352 6,496 1,282 22.5 Ibaako 2,913 3,180 6,093 1,267 25.7 Ibulanku 2,541 2,701 5,242 1,016 19.4 Namiganda 993 1,037 2,030 448 23.0 Nawansega 2,414 2,656 5,070 934 18.8 Nsaale 3,728 3,848 7,576 1,407 17.7 Igombe Sub County 8,223 8,844 17,067 3,770 24.8 Bubenge 1,829 1,978 3,807 813 22.4 Igombe 2,593 2,705 5,298 1,161 23.1 Kikunyu 2,206 2,462 4,668 1,101 32.8 Walanga 1,595 1,699 3,294 695 17.8 Makuutu Sub County 13,576 14,286 27,862 5,189 17.0 Kasozi 5,019 5,296 10,315 1,968 18.6 Kigulamo 2,094 2,193 4,287 792 15.5 Makandwa 2,891 2,937 5,828 1,043 14.3 Makuutu 3,572 3,860 7,432 1,386 17.5 Namalemba Sub County 11,153 11,838 22,991 4,361 19.7 Idinda 2,884 2,971 5,855 1,088 19.5 Minani 2,683 2,827 5,510 1,008 19.2 Namalemba 3,728 4,117 7,845 1,510 19.1 Namunyumya 1,858 1,923 3,781 755 22.0 Central Division 13,767 16,678 30,445 7,707 29.9 Buligo 3,246 3,811 7,057 1,805 27.4 Kasokoso 1,067 1,425 2,492 635 42.8 Nabidongha Prison 2,518 2,823 5,341 1,359 26.0 Nabidongha 2,088 2,556 4,644 1,140 33.3 Nakavule 2,544 3,192 5,736 1,393 29.4 Walugogo 2,304 2,871 5,175 1,375 29.0 Northern Division 11,353 13,465 24,818 6,358 27.4 Bugumba 1,866 2,066 3,932 937 19.9 Igamba 2,029 2,327 4,356 1,056 21.0 Mutukula 3,913 4,682 8,595 2,199 28.9 Nkaatu 1,578 1,929 3,507 962 32.4 Nkono 1,967 2,461 4,428 1,204 31.9 137,312 146,736 284,048 55,457 21.6 Bulamogi Sub County 14,128 15,285 29,413 5,874 25.3 Bukoyo 3,824 4,220 8,044 1,760 26.0 Bulowooza 3,268 3,406 6,674 1,346 23.6 Bwanalira 2,816 2,862 5,678 1,080 23.7 Iwawu 4,220 4,797 9,017 1,688 27.0 Nabitende Sub County 13,864 14,420 28,284 5,255 19.7 Bugono 1,417 1,516 2,933 557 21.4 Itanda 2,592 2,661 5,253 984 19.7 Ituba 3,221 3,266 6,487 1,213 16.8 Kasambika 2,159 2,197 4,356 810 18.6 Nabitende 2,589 2,773 5,362 985 25.0 Naluko 1,886 2,007 3,893 706 16.9 Nakalama Sub County 22,205 24,181 46,386 9,373 21.2 Bukaye 5,999 6,556 12,555 2,568 20.1 Bukoona 4,842 5,155 9,997 1,866 20.0 Buse 5,158 5,666 10,824 2,381 20.7 Nakalama 6,206 6,804 13,010 2,558 23.7 Nakigo Sub County 18,898 20,381 39,279 7,737 21.6 Bulubandi 7,430 8,220 15,650 3,353 21.2 Bunyama 2,449 2,490 4,939 844 22.2 Busowobi 3,959 4,267 8,226 1,548
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