Mphaki

Mphaki
Mphaki
—  Community Council  —
Mphaki is located in Lesotho
Mphaki
Geographic Center of Community
Coordinates: 30°13′28″S 28°10′11″E / 30.22444°S 28.16972°E / -30.22444; 28.16972
Country  Lesotho
District Quthing District
Elevation[1] 7,421 ft (2,262 m)
Population (2006)
 – Total 20,288
Time zone CAT (UTC+2)
Coordinates computed from Lesotho Villages file.[2]

Mphaki is a community council located in the Quthing District of Lesotho. Its population in 2006 was 20,288.[3]

Villages

The community of Mphaki includes the villages of Aupolasi (Tlokoeng), Aupolasi (Tšitsong), Borokoana, Ha 'Moloki, Ha Binare, Ha Feke, Ha Folosiri, Ha Kelebone, Ha Khethisa, Ha Komntanta, Ha Kooko, Ha Kurulane, Ha Lazaro (Liteleng), Ha Lazaro (Lithakong), Ha Lebeko, Ha Lefelisa, Ha Lethena, Ha Machesetsa, Ha Machesetsa (Taung), Ha Machesetsa (Thoteng), Ha Maeke, Ha Mafa, Ha Mahlomola, Ha Makatikele, Ha Makoae, Ha Malimabe, Ha Mantsoinyana, Ha Maphasa, Ha Maruping, Ha Masenkane, Ha Matsie, Ha Mohapi, Ha Mohloli, Ha Moifo, Ha Mokhethi, Ha Mokhosi, Ha Mokoena, Ha Moreba, Ha Mosetlelo (Ha Masiu), Ha Motau, Ha Moteane (Mokhoabong), Ha Motjoli, Ha Motseko (Lekhalong), Ha Motsiri, Ha Noko, Ha Nthunya, Ha Pali, Ha Patereisi, Ha Peete, Ha Peterose, Ha Pheello, Ha Pitso, Ha Pokisi, Ha Qhoenya, Ha Queen, Ha Rafabia, Ha Ramosetsanyane, Ha Ramotsoanyane (Ha Masiu), Ha Rantsoelepa (Tiping), Ha Rasepelemane, Ha Rasepelemane (Koluololo), Ha Rasepelemane (Trouble Case), Ha Rasepelemane (Tsekong), Ha Sebota, Ha Sera, Ha Setsena, Ha Thaha, Ha Tlali, Ha Tlhaku, Ha Tlhaku (Maqhenebeng), Ha Tokelo, Ha Tsenki, Ha Tsepane, Ha Tšiu (Sebubeng), Ha Tsoene, Kelebone (Ha Motlhotlo), Khakeng, Khakeng (Maphepheng), Khakeng (Meeling), Khakeng (Thabaneng), Khalong-la-Likhama (Tšethe), Khohong (Ha Mokhethi), Kopanong, Lekhalong, Lekhalong (Terai Hoek), Letsatseng (Ha Ntami), Likhohloaneng, Limapa (Ha Lemeke), Limapa (Ha Mosehle), Litšinabelong, Mahlachaneng, Majakaneng, Makhalong, Makhetheng, Makoabating, Masoetseng, Matšela-Beli, Matsoapong, Matšoareng, Meriting, Motse-Mocha (Tšitsong), Mphaki (Ha 'Maletsoai), Mphaki (Ha Morulane), Mphaki (Makhalong), Nokong (Ha Nchaka), Paballong, Paballong (Pontšeng), Phahameng (Ha Tlali), Pholeng, Phuthing (Ha Rampeo), Pulane (Khohlong), Pulane (Letlapeng), Pulane (Moreneng), Pulane (Thabaneng), Raohang (Ha Hlotse), Rolong (Ha Masiu), Rothe, Sekhutloaneng, Sekokoaneng, Selomong, Thaba-Chitja, Thabang, Thabong (Tšitsong), Tiping, Tlapaneng, Tlokoeng (Ha Mokhethi), Tšethe, Tšieng, Tšitsong (Liphakoeng), Tšitsong (Phatlalla), Tšitsong (Raohang) and Tšoeneng (Tšitsong).[4]

References

  1. ^ GTOPO30 via GeoNames. Retrieved 2010-11-23.
  2. ^ Google Earth Download Site Retrieved 2010-07-21.
  3. ^ Statoids.com
  4. ^ Lesotho Bureau of Statistics, Village List 2006.

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