Sub-counties of Uganda

Sub-counties of Uganda

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Politics of Uganda

The counties of Uganda are divided into sub-counties, which are further divided into parishes and villages. The head elected official in a district is the Chairperson of the Local Council V.

ee also

*Districts of Uganda
*Counties of Uganda

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