Kuwait

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Kuwait is divided into five districts.

District	Area on Map	Registered Voters	Population Census of 2005
District One	Hawalli	66,641	487,514
District Two	Al Kuwait	41,365	261,013
District Three	Al Farwaniyah	58,674	622,123
District Four	Al Jahra	93,711	272,373
District Five	Mubarak Al-Kabeer & Al Ahmadi	101,294	570,380
TOTAL		361,685	2,213,403
Source: Kuwait District Database

Contents 1 District One 2 District Two 3 District Three 4 District Four 5 District Five 6 See also

[edit] District One

• Bayan
• Bnied Al-Gar
• Hawalli
• Mishref
• Rumaithiya
• Salmiya
• Salwa
• Sharq
• Al-Jabriya

[edit] District Two

• Abdullah Al-Salem
• Doha
• Faiha
• Kuwait City (downtown)
• Mansouriya
• Nuzha
• Qadsia
• Shuwaikh
• Shammiya
• Sulaibkhat

[edit] District Three

• Abraq Khaitan
• Hadiya
• Keifan
• Khaldiya
• Rawdah
• South Khaitan
• Surra
• Udailiya

[edit] District Four

• Andalus
• Ardiyah
• Fardaws
• Farwaniyah
• Jahra
• Jleeb Al-Shuyoukh
• Omariya
• Rabiya
• Sabah Al-Nasser

[edit] District Five

• Abu Halifa
• Ahmadi
• Fahaheel
• Fintas
• Mahboula
• Mangaf
• Qurain
• Riqqah
• Sabah Al-Salem
• Sabahiyah
• Wafra
• Al-Zour

[edit] See also