Nairobi County




Not to be confused with Nairobi.




County in Kenya














































Nairobi County
County

Nairobi City Hall
Nairobi City Hall





Flag of Nairobi County
Flag
Coat of arms of Nairobi County
Coat of arms

Location in Kenya
Location in Kenya

Country
 Kenya
Formed 4 March 2013
Capital Nairobi
Government

 • Governor
 Mike Mbuvi Sonko
Area

 • Total 696 km2 (269 sq mi)
Population
(2009)

 • Total 3,375,000
 • Density 4,800/km2 (13,000/sq mi)
Time zone
UTC+3 (EAT)
Website nairobi.go.ke

Nairobi County is one of the 47 counties of Kenya. The smallest yet most populous of the counties, it is coterminous with the city of Nairobi, which is also the capital and largest city of Kenya.


Nairobi County was founded in 2013 on the same boundaries as Nairobi Province, after Kenya's 8 provinces were subdivided into 47 counties.




Contents






  • 1 Constituencies


  • 2 Nairobi Metro


    • 2.1 Population




  • 3 Quick statistics


    • 3.1 Urbanisation


    • 3.2 Wealth/poverty level




  • 4 See also


  • 5 References


  • 6 External links





Constituencies


The county is composed of 17 Parliamentary constituencies:











































































Constituency
 Wards

Westlands
Kitisuru · Parklands/Highridge · Kangemi · Karura · Mountain View

Dagoretti North
Kilimani · Kawangware · Gatina · Kileleshwa · Kabiro ·

Dagoretti South
Mutu-ini, Karen, · Ngand'o · Riruta satellite · Uthiru/Ruthimitu · Waithaka ·

Langata
Karen · Nairobi West · Nyayo Highrise · South C ·

Kibra
Laini Saba · Lindi · Makina · Woodley-Kenyatta Golf Course · Sarang'ombe ·

Roysambu
Githurai · Kahawa West · Zimmermann · Roysambu · Kahawa

Kasarani
Clay City · Mwiki · Kasarani · Njiru Shopping Centre · Ruai ·

Ruaraka
Babadogo · Utalii · Mathare North · Lucky Summer · Korogocho ·

Embakasi South
Imara Daima · Kwa Njenga · Kwa Reuben · Pipeline · Kware ·

Embakasi North
Kariobangi North · Dandora Area I · Dandora Area II · Dandora Area III · Dandora Area IV ·

Embakasi Central
Kayole North · Kayole NorthCentral · Kayole South · Komarock · Chokaa  · Matopeni/ Spring Valley ·

Embakasi East
Upper Savanna · Lower Savanna · Embakasi Constituency · Utawala · Mihang'o ·

Embakasi West
Umoja I · Umoja II · Mowlem · Kariobangi South ·

Makadara
Maringo/ Hamza · Viwandani · Harambee · Makongeni ·

Kamukunji
Pumwani · Eastleigh North · Eastleigh South · Airbase · California ·

Starehe
Nairobi Central · Ngara · Pangani · Ziwani/ Kariokor · Landimawe · Nairobi South ·

Mathare
 Hospital · Mabatini · Huruma · Ngei · Mlango Kubwa · Kiamaiko ·


Nairobi Metro




Nairobi County (red) within Nairobi Metro (green)


Nairobi County is within Greater Nairobi which consists of 5 out of 47 counties in Kenya but the area generates about 60% of the nation's wealth.[1][2] The counties are:



















































Area County Area (km2) Population
Census 2009		 Cities/Towns/Municipalities in the Counties
Core Nairobi Nairobi County 694.9 3,138,369
Nairobi
Northern Metro Kiambu County 2,449.2 1,623,282
Kiambu, Thika, Limuru, Ruiru, Karuri, Kikuyu
North Eastern Metro Murang'a County 2,325.8 942,581
Gatanga, Kandara, Kenol/Kabati, Murang'a
Southern Metro Kajiado County 21,292.7 687,312
Kajiado, Olkejuado, Bissil, Ngong, Kitengela, Kiserian, Ongata Rongai
Eastern Metro Machakos County 5,952.9 1,098,584
Kangundo-Tala, Machakos, Athi River
Totals Nairobi Metro 32,715.5 7,490,128|

Source: NairobiMetro[permanent dead link]/ Kenya Census



Population


Nairobi has experienced one of the most rapid growths in urban centers. This is unlikely to slow down any time soon because the population in Kenya increases by an average of about 3%.



Quick statistics



Urbanisation



































Urbanisation in Nairobi Metro
County
Urbanisation in Nairobi Metro (Percent)
Nairobi County


100

Kiambu County


60.8

Murang'a County


30

Machakos County


52

Kajiado County


41.6

 Kenya Average


32.3

Urbanisation by County within Nairobi Metro

Source: OpenDataKenya



Wealth/poverty level































Wealth/Poverty Level in Nairobi Metro
County
Poverty Level in Nairobi Metro (Percent)

Kajiado County


11.6

Kiambu County


21.8
Nairobi County


22

Machakos County


59.6

 Kenya Average


45.9

Poverty level by County

Source: OpenDataKenya Worldbank



See also




  • Gatharaini

  • Gathanga

  • Kamulu

  • Nairobi City

  • Mombasa County



References





  1. ^ http://196.200.27.243:8080/xmlui/bitstream/handle/123456789/111/Nairobi.pdf?sequence=3[permanent dead link]


  2. ^ http://www.nairobimetro.go.ke/index.php?option=com_docman&task=doc_download&gid=43&Itemid=90[permanent dead link].




External links



  • Nairobi City

  • OpenDataKenya

  • CIA World Factbook





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