Category: Tana River

Tana River County operates under a decentralized administrative framework established by Kenya’s 2010 Constitution, comprising five sub-counties and 15 wards that facilitate localized governance. The County covers 35,375.8 km² and has over 315,943 residents. Tana River County’s governance follows a three-tier hierarchy: county →, sub-county →, ward. The County Executive Committee oversees sectoral departments (e.g.,…

Tana Delta Constituency’s administrative headquarters in Garsen uses the verified postal code 80201 . Classified as a parliamentary constituency under Tana River County, it occupies the southeastern quadrant bordering the Indian Ocean to the east, Lamu County to the southeast, Kilifi County to the south, and Tana River Subcounty to the northwest . Tana Delta…

Tana North Subcounty’s administrative headquarters in Hola uses postal code 70100. This subcounty is one of five administrative subdivisions within Tana River County, situated in Kenya’s Coast region . Geographically, it borders Tana Delta Subcounty to the southeast, Tana River Subcounty to the south, Garissa County to the northeast, and Isiolo County to the northwest….

Galole Constituency, headquartered in Hola with the postal code 70101, is a parliamentary administrative unit within Tana River County . Geographically, it lies in the Coast Province and is bordered by the Tana River to the south, Garsen Constituency to the east, and Bura Constituency to the northwest . Galole at a Glance Information Details…

Tana River County is named after Kenya’s longest river, the Tana River, which spans approximately 1,600 km. Tana River is one of the communities located in the Coast region of Kenya. The county itself, just like many Kenyan Counties, was established on March 4, 2013. It covers an area of 35,375.8 km² and has an…