Botswana’s cities and the subdivision of the cities into towns and villages including their populations are:

Gaborone

• Mogoditshane
• Tlokweng
• Ramotswa
• Mmopane
• Gabane
• Kopong
• Metsimotlhabe
• Oodi
• Bokaa
• Modipane
• Kumakwane
• Ramotswa Station
• Rasesa
• Morwa

Francistown

• Tati Siding
• Chadibe
• Borolong
• Mathangwane
• Shashe-Mooke

Lobatse

Molapowabojang

Selebi Phikwe

• Mmadinare
• Sefhope

Orapa

• Letlhakane

Jwaneng

• Sese

Botswana: Profile

• Location:
  Southern Africa; landlocked. Borders South Africa, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe. Roughly two-thirds of the country lies within the Tropics.
• Area:
  581,730 km² – about the size of France or Kenya.
• Capital City:
  Gaborone
• Topography:
  Mostly flat with small hills in the east. 84% covered by Kalahari sands.
  Limited surface water, except in northern regions.
• Urban Centres:
  Francistown, Lobatse, Selebi-Phikwe
• Tourism Hubs:
  Maun, Kasane
• Independence Day:
  30 September 1966
• Government System:
  Multi-party democracy
• Head of State:
  His Excellency Dr. Mokgweetsi Eric Keabetswe Masisi
• Population:
  Approximately 1.85 million (as of 2006), with an annual growth rate of 2.4%
• Languages:
  • National Language: Setswana
  • Official Language: English
• Currency:
  Botswana Pula (BWP)
• Main Exports:
  • Diamonds
  • Copper-nickel
  • Beef
  • Soda ash
  • Tourism
• Major Crops:
  • Maize
  • Sorghum
  • Millet