Districts of Malawi

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Malawi is divided into 28^[1] districts within three regions. Each District is headed by a District Commissioner:^[2]

Central Region
- 1 – Dedza
- 2 – Dowa
- 3 – Kasungu
- 4 – Lilongwe
- 5 – Mchinji
- 6 – Nkhotakota
- 7 – Ntcheu
- 8 – Ntchisi
- 9 – Salima
Northern Region
- 10 – Chitipa
- 11 – Karonga
- 12 – Likoma
- 13 – Mzimba
- 14 – Nkhata Bay
- 15 – Rumphi
Southern Region
- 16 – Balaka
- 17 – Blantyre
- 18 – Chikwawa
- 19 – Chiradzulu
- 20 – Machinga
- 21 – Mangochi
- 22 – Mulanje
- 23 – Mwanza
- 24 – Nsanje
- 25 – Thyolo
- 26 – Phalombe
- 27 – Zomba
- 28 – Neno^[3]

References

↑ "Parliament of Malawi - Official Website". Parliament.gov.mw. Retrieved 2015-06-19.
↑ Archived October 20, 2011, at the Wayback Machine.
↑ Neno is not listed on this map. The district was created from a division of the Mwanza district

Regions and districts of Malawi

Northern Region	Chitipa Karonga Likoma Mzimba Nkhata Bay Rumphi

Central Region	Dedza Dowa Kasungu Lilongwe Mchinji Nkhotakota Ntcheu Ntchisi Salima

Southern Region	Balaka Blantyre Chikwawa Chiradzulu Machinga Mangochi Mulanje Mwanza Neno Nsanje Phalombe Thyolo Zomba

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