List of municipalities of Angola

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Municipalities of Angola

The following is a list of municipalities of Angola, grouped by province.

Angola contains 18 províncias (provinces) which are divided into 164 municípios (translated as either municipality or city council), and these are further sub-divided into 559 comunas (communes).[1] The two most recently created municipalities are Quilamba Quiaxi and Talatona in 2016.

Angolan Municipalities[2]
Province Capital Municipalities
Bengo Caxito 6: Ambriz, Bula Atumba, Dande, Dembos-Quibaxe, Nambuangongo, Pango Aluquém
Benguela Benguela 10: Balombo, Baía Farta, Benguela, Bocoio, Caimbambo, Catumbela, Chongorói, Cubal, Ganda, Lobito
Bié Kuito 9: Andulo, Camacupa, Catabola, Chinguar, Chitembo, Cuemba, Cunhinga, Cuíto, N'harea
Cabinda Cabinda 4: Belize, Buco-Zau, Cabinda, Cacongo
Cuando Cubango
(Kuando-Kubango) 		Menongue 9: Calai, Cuangar, Cuchi, Cuito Cuanavale, Dirico, Mavinga, Menongue, Nancova, Rivungo
Cuanza Norte
(Kwanza-Norte) 		N'dalatando 10: Ambaca, Banga, Bolongongo, Cambambe, Cazengo, Golungo Alto, Gonguembo, Lucala, Quiculungo, Samba Cajú
Cuanza Sul
(Kwanza-Sul) 		Sumbe 12: Amboim, Cassongue, Cela, Waku Kungo, Conda, Ebo, Libolo, Mussende, Quibala, Quilenda, Seles, Sumbe
Cunene Ondjiva 6: Cahama, Cuanhama, Curoca, Cuvelai, Namacunde, Ombadja
Huambo Huambo 11: Bailundo, Caála, Katchiungo, Ekunha, Huambo, Londuimbale, Longonjo, Mungo, Tchicala-Tcholoanga, Tchindjenje, Ucuma
Huíla Lubango 14: Caconda, Caluquembe, Chiange, Chibia, Chicomba, Chipindo, Gambos, Humpata, Jamba, Kuvango, Lubango, Matala, Quilengues, Quipungo
Luanda Luanda 9: Belas, Cacuaco, Cazenga, Icolo e Bengo, Luanda, Quilamba Quiaxi, Quissama, Talatona, Viana
Lunda Norte
(Lunda-Norte) 		Dundo 10: Cambulo, Capenda-Camulemba, Caungula, Chitato, Cuango, Cuilo, Lóvua,[3][4] Lubalo, Lucapa, Xá-Muteba
Lunda Sul
(Lunda-Sul) 		Saurimo 4: Cacolo, Dala, Muconda, Saurimo
Malanje
(Malange) 		Malanje 14: Cacuso, Calandula, Cambundi-Catembo, Cangandala, Caombo, Cunda-dia-baze, Kivaba Nzogi, Luquembo, Malanje, Marimba, Massango, Mucari, Quela, Quirima
Moxico Luena 9: Alto Zambeze, Camanongue, Cameia, Leua, Luau, Luena, Luacano, Lumbala Nguimbo (Bundas), Luchazes
Namibe Moçâmedes 5: Bibala, Camacuio, Moçâmedes, Tômbua, Virei
Uíge Uíge 16: Ambuila, Bembe, Buengas, Bungo, Cangola, Damba, Mucaba, Negage, Puri, Quimbele, Quitexe, Santa Cruz, Sanza Pombo, Songo, Uíge, Maquela do Zombo
Zaire M'Banza Kongo 6: Cuimba, M'Banza Kongo, Noqui, N'Zeto, Soyo, Tomboco

See also[]

  • Provinces of Angola

References[]

  1. ^ "Resultados Resultados Definitivos do Recenseamento Geral da População e da Habitação de Angola 2014" (PDF). Instituto Nacional de Estatística. March 2016. Archived from the original (pdf) on 2016-05-06.
  2. ^ "Angola Em Números 2014" (pdf). Instituto Nacional de Estatística. 2014. pp. 12–13. Archived from the original on August 18, 2016.
  3. ^ "Domingos Mutaleno faz visita ao município do Lovua" (in Portuguese). Comissão Nacional Eleitoral. January 14, 2016.
  4. ^ "Lunda-Norte pode ter mais um município". O País. January 27, 2015.
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