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Collines of Burundi

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Collines of Burundi

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The Communes of Burundi are divided into 2,639 collines. Colline means "hill" in French, one of the two official languages of the country. The collines are listed below, by commune:

Collines of Burundi

Bisoro

Bubanza

Bugabira

  • Gaturanda
  • Gitwe
  • Kigina
  • Kigoma
  • Kiri
  • Kiyonza
  • Nyabikenke
  • Nyakarama
  • Rubuga
  • Rugesa

Buganda

Bugarama

Bugendana

Bugenyuzi

Buhiga

Buhinyuza

Bujumbura Mairie

Bukemba

  • Bugiga
  • Bukemba
  • Butare
  • Gihofi
  • Murama
  • Rutanga

Bukeye

Bukinanyana

Bukirasazi

Burambi

Buraza

Bururi

Busiga

Busoni

Bwiza

Gihanga

Kamenge

Kanyosha

Kinama

Musigati

Mpanda

Musaga

Ngagara

Nyakabiga

Rohero

Rugazi

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Articles on third-level administrative divisions of countries
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