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

Kamenge

Kavumu Heha Gikizi Songa Teza Twinyoni Mirango I Mirango II

Kinama

• Quartier Gitega
• Q. Ruyigi
• Q. Bubanza
• Q. Muyinga
• Q. Muramvya

Nyakabiga

• Kigwati
• Nyakabiga I
• Nyakabiga II
• Nyakabiga III

See also

• Makamba
• Vugizo
• Kiyazi
• Rutegama
• Rurambira