Gaborone areas list according to total population (highest to lowest), showing rank, area name and population. Gaborone Areas by Population Size (Descending) Rank Area Population 1 Gaborone City (Total) 246,325 2 Old Naledi 18,050 3 Gaborone West Extension 48 (Block 7) 9,794 4 Broadhurst (Extension 27) 6,638 5 Gaborone North (Extension 98) 6,024 6 Ledumang…

Cities and Towns with Population in Botswana 1. Gaborone Total Population: 246,325Major Areas / Extensions: 2. Francistown Total Population: 103,417Major Areas / Extensions: 3. Lobatse Total Population: 29,772Major Areas / Extensions: 4. Selibe Phikwe Total Population: 42,488Major Areas / Extensions: 5. Orapa Total Population: 8,648Major Areas / Extensions: 6. Jwaneng Total Population: 18,784Major Areas /…

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Botswana’s Administrative District System Botswana is a unitary state whose territorial administration is structured to balance centralized governance with effective local administration. The country is divided into administrative districts and urban districts, which together form the foundation of local government. These districts are administered through local authorities, including district councils, city councils, and town councils,…

Botswana Districts and Subdistricts Botswana operates a centralized administrative system designed to support governance, service delivery, and local development across the country. The territorial organization of the state is based on administrative divisions that combine districts, cities, and towns. These divisions are administered through local authorities, including district councils, city councils, and town councils, which…

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