What are the regions and districts of Kenya country?
Kenya is divided into several regions and districts. However, it is important to note that the administrative divisions of Kenya have recently undergone major changes, and as of July 2021, Kenya is now organized into 47 counties. These counties have replaced the former districts and are further grouped into regions.
The 47 counties are as follows:
1. Nairobi County
2. Mombasa County
3. Kwale County
4. Kilifi County
5. Tana River County
6. Lamu County
7. Taita Taveta County
8. Garissa County
9. Wajir County
10. Mandera County
11. Marsabit County
12. Isiolo County
13. Meru County
14. Tharaka-Nithi County
15. Embu County
16. Kitui County
17. Machakos County
18. Makueni County
19. Nyandarua County
20. Nyeri County
21. Kirinyaga County
22. Murang'a County
23. Kiambu County
24. Turkana County
25. West Pokot County
26. Samburu County
27. Trans-Nzoia County
28. Uasin Gishu County
29. Elgeyo-Marakwet County
30. Nandi County
31. Baringo County
32. Laikipia County
33. Nakuru County
34. Narok County
35. Kajiado County
36. Kericho County
37. Bomet County
38. Kakamega County
39. Vihiga County
40. Bungoma County
41. Busia County
42. Siaya County
43. Kisumu County
44. Homa Bay County
45. Migori County
46. Kisii County
47. Nyamira County
These counties are then grouped into regions, which include:
1. Central Region
2. Coast Region
3. Eastern Region
4. Nairobi Region
5. North Eastern Region
6. Nyanza Region
7. Rift Valley Region
8. Western Region
It's worth mentioning that this information may change in the future as Kenya continues its efforts in administrative restructuring.