Limuru

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Limuru is a town in central Kenya. Current 2004 population is about 4800. It's the birthplace of famous African writer, Ngugi wa Thiongo.

Limuru is a town located about 30 miles North-West from Nairobi the capital city of Kenya. Most of Limuru residents rely on farming for their day to day living. During the colonial era most white settlers occupied this area due to its fertile land and conducive weather. They established large tea plantations which are the signature landmarks as you drive in and out of the town. Limuru has a railway station along the Uganda Railway. The Brackenhurst International Conference Centre, owned by Baptist mission, is located in Limuru.

The native language of Limuru is Kikuyu.

Limuru is part of the Kiambu District.

Coordinates: 1°06′S 36°39′E

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