Isiolo District

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Isiolo District is an administrative district in Eastern Province of Kenya. Its population is 100.861 (1999 census) [1], and its capital is Isiolo town.

The local topography is arid or semi-arid low plains. Ewaso Nyiro River flows through the district and partly bounds it.

Isiolo district has only one local authority, Isiolo county council. The district has two constituencies: Isiolo North and Isiolo South. The district is divided into six administrative divisions:

Administrative divisions
Division Population* Urban pop.* Headquarters
Central 52,280 18,077 Isiolo
Garba Tula 7,010 1,883 Garba Tula
Kinna 7,133 3,572 Kinna
Merti 15,771 3,415 Merti
Oldonyiro 9,669 0
Sericho 8,998 1,277
Total 100,861 28,224 -
* 1999 census. Sources: [2], [3],

  • Mado Gashi, a small town in the Sericho division of Isiolo District.

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