Lower Kabete

Lower Kabete

Kabete Lower
Nickname(s): 
Kabeii
Lower Kabete
Location in Kenya
Coordinates: 01°12′24″S 36°46′08″E
Country Kenya
DistrictNairobi
Elevation
5,600 ft (1,700 m)
Population
 (2008 Estimate)
  Ethnicities
Majority of individuals in Lower Kabete belong to the Kikuyu tribe. The remaining population is a mixture of people from other significantly populous Kenyan tribes, as well as individuals of Caucasian and Asian origins.
  Religions
Most individuals in Lower Kabete area practice Christianity and there are several churches of various denominations within this area. One of the oldest churches in Lower Kabete are and within central province is the Anglican Church Lower Kabete Diocese. There are several evengelical churches spread out within this area too. Adjacent to Gacio Shopping Centre is a Mosque serving a mainority muslim individuals. The nearest Hindu temple is approximately 5 kilometres away in Spring Valley estate.

Lower Kabete is a settlement in Nairobi, Kenya.

Location of Lower Kabete

Lower Kabete is roughly 10 Kilometers from Nairobi CBD. Part of the Kabete area is, however, in Kiambu County with the border commencing at Rhythms College near the present-day Kabete Shopping Center some 5 Kilometers from the Wangige Market. The other part is in Westlands constituency of Nairobi County which is headed by Tim Wanyonyi as MP (2013-–2017). Nairobi County's Lower Kabete Dispensary is found here alongside Lower Kabete Primary School and Farasi Lane Primary School.

Local Administration

Lower Kabete Sublocation is part of the greater Kitisuru location which is in Nairobi County, its sub-chief's office is at the Kabete Approved Center grounds. As of year 2014 the reigning Sub-chief was Mr. Damvas Mogire.

Lower Kabete Real Estate

Lower Kabete has several housing developments including Highgrove Village a premium luxury housing estate and Kabete Palms.

References

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