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Kigoma Region ‐ 47000 KIGOMA REGION ‐ 47000 REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI KIGOMA KIGOMA 47 CBD 471 Kigoma 47101 Katonga Mji Mwema Shede Lumumba Bangwe 47102 Katonga Mashariki Katonga Magharibi Kamala Mashariki A Kamala Mashariki B Kamala Magharibi Kamala Kisiwani Kamala Kati Kamala kati Buteko Mwanga Kaskazini 47103 Kisangani Mlole Ujenzi Mwanga Kusini 47104 Kilima Hewa Msikiti Shaurimoyo Game REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Lumumba Simu Yusufu Rusimbi Muhogwe Vamia Gungu 47105 Bushabani Butunga Buronge Mwenge Gezaulole Masanga Kikungu Buhanda 47106 Msufini Mgeo Masanga Mungonya Kitongoni 47107 Mnazi Mmoja Wafipa Rutale Kawawa Kabondo REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kasingirima 47108 Livingstone Matofalini Kasuki Mgombewa Machinjioni 47109 Ukumbi Wakuha Kiruga Kitenge Majengo 47110 Bogogwa Rusimbi Katonyanga Bonde Rubuga 47111 Ndarabu Rubuga Wahombo Kipande Kasimbu 47112 Ndahiriyo Busomero Mashine Lumumba REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kagera 47113 Kanswa Mgumile Mkese Kibwe Rusimbi 47114 Sokoine Lake Tanganyika Taifa Kawawa Burega Katubuka 47115 Mwanga sokoni Katubuka Uwanja ndege Kibirizi 47116 Kibirizii A Kibirizi B Rasini Katandala Bushabani Kichwele Kahabwa Mgombewa REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Butunga Mtolele Buronge Buzebazeba 47117 Vamia Tanu Sokoine Shindika Samora Ngwandu Mikoroshini Mandela Lumumba Lake tanganyika Karuta Jumbe Burega Kipampa 47118 Kawawa Boiharo Kazaroho Rutale Businde 47119 Kirugu Mwanzini REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Msikitini Pima Toro Mnazimoja Bidyoha Kitwalo Rubabi KIGOMA 472 Mahembe 47201 Mahembe Mahembe Ndelembela A Kaseke Kagulwe Kwisamilo Kaloleni Ndelemela B Nkungwe Mahingwe Kachelele Kilombero Bigele Mnyenyi Kitema Kabuta A Kabuta B Rusunu A Rusunu B REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Chankabwimba Chankabwimba Kabanga Mshingisha Kichangachui Bitale 47202 Kizenga Kaseke Uzinza Katandala Kumnege Nyakiga Stoo Kizenga Kati Bitale Nkuruba Kisangarani kayogoro Mlege Bolelo Bitale Sokoni Bitale Shuleni Mkongoro Nyamweha Juu Nyamweha Chini Nyete Juu Kasagamba Kaseke CCM Centre Majengo A REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Majengo B Nyamhoza Nyamhoza Hill Nyamhoza Shuleni Sumpa Nyabigufa Mlwanga Chankele Mbalizi Buhagala Mlambi Hwazi Kitelama Bubango Kabasaka Nyahande Kirundo Mwigogi Nyachanga Hwazi Kumsenga Mkongoro 47203 Mkongoro Chankere Nyamhoza Matendo 47204 Matendo Kinogodo Kibalini REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Majengo Kibumba Kumuhama Samwa Nyamiaga Mkuti Tunguruza Shuleni Kidahwe Kidahwe Kati Msunuzi Nyangwe Lugogoni Kafunzo Nyakurasa Pamila Pamila Samwa Mibangani Rukaranka Mkigo 47205 Mkigo Kilemba Kumsasa Kibimba Msenga A Msenga B Mtikamba Nyamshisha Katonyanga REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyarubanda Nyabutusi Kasange Kiterama Shonge Nyamagana Kalinzi 47206 Kalinzi Kivumu A Kivumu B Mlangala Rusuviwe Mlesi Mganza Businde Kisozi Kabale Kalinzi Matyazo Matyazo A Matyazo B Lamiya Kibisa Lukinzo Busingo Mshenyi Mkabogo Ruhinga A Msenga REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kinyabwami Mkabogo Bugale Milinzi Ruhinga B Kiliabila Kagunga 47207 Zashe Mkwale Mwibona Ngonya Misemele Mibombo Kagunga Nyamirambo Kagunga Na. 1 Makombe Rusolo Mramakahono Mkwale Mwamgongo 47208 Mwamgongo Busoro Kashoka Mpemba Mgazo Buseke Nyandiga REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kamasa Gombe Kiziba Katandala Kiziba Nyaburebo Legeza Zashe Mtoni Bumba Kigara Kasugwe Bugamba Kihangwe Mlolwa Kalulu Matiazo Mwitanga Sakwe Misonga Munku Kagongo 47209 Kigalye Kigalye Kagongo Ziwani Nyantore Kahamiye Kagongo Bungu Sanze REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Burombo Bulunda Kalukozi Kitakata Kalalangabo Kalalangabo Ziwani B Lugongoni Kichangani Mgaraganza Kilembela Mlati Katombo Msela Kagina Mgaraganza Mtanga Mtanga A Mtanga B Ngelwa Miramba Kizuka Kazinga Kamara 47210 Kamara Kamara Rufiti Kihinga Kangugo REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kalongelonge Msimba Kazegunga A Kazegunga B Kasaka Juu Kasaka Chini Msimba A Msimba B Mwandiga 47211 Mwandiga Mgera A Mgera B Majengo Sokoni Mwandiga Mashariki Mwandiga Kaskazini Mwandiga Magharibi Uwanjani Kibingo Kibingo A Kibingo B Bigabiro A Bigabiro B Kasesa Kiganza Bweru A Bweru B Kiganza CCM Kiganza Senta REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Bukemba Kitobe Kaziba Kiganza Kati Kasulu 473 Kasulu Mjini 47301 Murubona Mwilamvya Murusi Kagunga Kumnyika Kimobwa Kumsenga Kwaga 47302 Kwaga Kwaga ‘A’ Kwaga ‘B’ Kisunu Mubatambo Majengo ‘A’ Majengo ‘B’ Kalela Mulonzi Kati Mkatanga Rugunga Syosyo REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Rusesa 47303 Rusesa Nyandago Kanyiru Mkibila Kakilungu Mtakolola Rusesa Zeze Msongeni Ruhombe Nyakitanga Mazungwe Muzye 47304 Muzye Kambali Kwitangi Mugogwe Mvuvuma Mutala Majengo Mutala Kigunga Mavuma Kamembe Kashishi Kamembe Kasengezi Nyamwamba Nyabweru Kumlama REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyabeho Umoja Majengo Kanani Kolola Mayonga Rungwe Mpya 47305 Rungwe Mpya Burenga ‘A’ Burenga ‘B’ Nyafyeke Manyovu Kinagana Kaguruka Mumatanga Kwikungu Murufiti 47306 Murufiti Nyamgombelo A Nyamgombelo B Nyabuyange A Nyabuyange B Nyangwa Nyantare Buseko Nyantare Mtambo Nyansha Kibagwe Kilombero REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Mugandazi Kiguhu Kumubanga Musambara 47307 Kabanga Mulinga Kiduguda A Kiduguda B Masanze Nyamtukula Musambara Junga Runyongoza Murungwa Mgongo Mlango Katandala Kigondo 47308 Kigondo Kigondo A Kigondo B Cheya Kigule Nyangova Kidyama Mugurusi Hwazi Nyarumanga Nyakijima REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Ruhita 47309 Ruhita Rubabi A Rubabi B Majengo Buhirima A Buhirima B Kanazi Lusilampene Tabirungu Mumunyika Nkona Nyangwe Nyenge Kimilangete Nyege Kati Kigoma Migunga Kapana Kigundulwa Mtundu Nyabageni Msebei Titye 47310 Titye Mubunga Nyankole Mlalankona Majengo Lalambe Manyovu REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyamunyinya Kinyika Bukuba Nyamunyusi 47311 Nyamunyusi Kisuma Kagembe A Kagembe B Wilu Kitema Mwenge Nyamiyaga Migongo Kigoma Mkiheta Mjimwema Kwitangi Kumubanga Jangwani Mahanga Kibugwa A (Nyanumbu) Buhoro 47312 Buhoro Kibugwa B (Msalange) Kahunga A (Nyamulaga) Kahunga B (Kishiha) REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyamusanze A Nyamusanze B Shunga Lugoma Runyinya Rubimba Businde Kitobo Kibilizi Nyagwe Murutunguru Kibilizi Nyakitonto 47313 Nyakitonto Kwitangi Nyakatole Mkesha ‘A’ Mkesha ‘B’ Mungano Murubanga Mugombe Mugombe A Mugombe B Katonga A Katonga B Buchuma Kitagata 47314 Kitagata Kasasa Nyabararo REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyundo Makere Gwanguge Nyangwa Kalimungoma Kahehe Kagera Nkanda 47315 Kagera Nkanda Kagunga Nyanzaza Mukamba Katoto Mvinza Nyamalebe Katohokwa Songambele Nyamidaho 47316 Nyamidaho Majengo Kumanazi Nyamidaho Juu Mvugwe Mvugwe Kati Mvugwe Juu Mvugwe Chini Heru Ushingo 47317 Heru Ushingo Mahonelo Zegezege Kishiha Kigadye REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Nyarugusu Chilolenya Nyabuzeba Milango Kigadye Bamba Nyabukari Kibagabaga Kigadye Kitanga 47318 Kitanga Kariba Majengo Tumbiko Muhunga 47319 Marumba Nyamilembe Kihololo Mulusi Wanyama Mbangano Muhunga Labilo Lugondo Kinyika Kayanza Heru Juu Kumlama Kikangala Sokoni Chogo REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Chona Nyakelela Karunga Kahaga Msumpa Kumgazo Kinyange Mululinzi Nyandura Kibimba Bigina Katanga Nyakabungo Kivumo Nyabuki Gwanyama Gwanyama Mlilo Mbangano Kirungwe Kikangala Kihwahuru Sokoni Kumakama Kasange Kumgazo Kiyange Mubigobe Bugaga 47320 Bugaga Kigarama REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Sholi Bukoba Murubanga Nyabusaru Nkundutsi Stendi Sokoni Misheni Shuleni Kigembe 47321 11. Kigembe Mumitundu Mukweza Ruvuvu Kumuhama 12. Kasangezi Kamabuye Mwioheru Sanze Nyamwamba Kasangezi Nyumbigwa 47322 Nyumbigwa Mwenda Mwihunga Mnanila Kasyenene Kumbukubuku Kati REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Asante Nyerere 47323 Asante nyerere Kibanda Ruchungi Nyarukuta Sogeeni kwiliba Kwiliba Kumlembela A Kumlembela B Kurugongo 47324 Kurugongo Nyarubaba Nyamano Chekenya Nyakafumbe Nyakabiti Mtundu Nyarugunga Msebeyi Chekenya Kabulanzwili Kivuli Mgumile Nyabageni Mulubabi Mayungi Shunguliba 47325 Shunguliba Mnyamwezi Kishoko Shunghuliba REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Malalo Nyakasanda Malalo Kamule Kazage Mtoti Kazage Nyakayaga Nyachenda 47326 Nyachenda Vogo Nyakasanda Nyambogo Fugwe Mwali Rusesa Nyabageni. Nyakelela Kanyinabeza Nyamagata Ndayagayaga Muganza 47327 Muganza Muganza Nyatenge Mwibuye Nyamakala Mwanga Kidimba Nyangere Magomeni REGION POSTCODE DISTRICT POSTCODE WARD POSTCODE MTAA/VILLAGE KITONGOJI Kalambi KIBONDO 474 Kibondo Mjini 47401 Kibondo Boma Kumwayi Sokoni Kumwerulo Kumwerulo Uwanjani Kumwerulo Kati Katunguru Katelela Kanyamahela Uswahilini Nankuye Nengo Nengo Kati Majengo Mapya Kasanda Ruchamisanga Kumbizi Mtoni Kumbizi Mlesha Kanyinya A Nyamisivyi Nengo Shuleni Kumwambu Kibingo REGION
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