Woba Ari
District in South Ethiopia Regional State
Woreda in South Ethiopia Regional State, Ethiopia
Woba Ari
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Woreda | |
| Country |  Ethiopia |
| Region |  South Ethiopia Regional State |
| Zone | Ari Zone |
| Seat | Boyka |
| Population (2020) | |
| • Total | 66,466 |
| • Urban | 2,846 |
| • Rural | 63,620 |
| Time zone | UTC+3 (EAT) |
Woba Ari is woreda located in Ari Zone of the South Ethiopia Regional State, Ethiopia.[1] Administratively, the woreda is divided into ten rural and one urban kebeles. The administrative center of this district is Boyka town.
Demographics
The total population inhabited in this woreda is 66,466. From this 63,620 rural and 2,846 urban.
References
- ^ "Woba Ari woreda WASH Sustainable Development Goal master plan". www.ircwash.org.
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List of districts in the South Ethiopia Regional State
- Kolango (town)
- Kolango Zuria
- Gorka
- Kelle (town)
- Sarmale
- Bako Dawla Ari
- Debub Ari
- Gelila
- Jinka (town)
- Semen Ari
- Woba Ari
- Laska (town)
- Laska Zuria
- Soyama (town)
- Soyama Zuria
- Gidole (town)
- Dirashe Woreda
- Arba Minch (town)
- Arba Minch Zuria
- Bonke
- Boreda
- Chencha
- Deramalo
- Dita
- Garda Marta
- Geressie Zuria
- Gacho Baba
- Kamba Zuria
- Kucha
- Kucha Alfa
- Mirab Abaya
- Qogota
- Selamber (town)
- Bule
- Dilla (town)
- Dila Zuria
- Gedeb
- Kochere
- Wenago
- Yirgachefe
- Bulki (town)
- Demba Gofa
- Gada
- Geze Gofa
- Melokoza
- Oyda
- Sawla (town)
- Uba Debretsehay
- Zala
- Karat Zuria
- Kena (woreda)
- Karati (town)
- Kolme
- Segen Zuria
- Bako Gazer
- Bena Tsemay
- Dasenech
- Dimeka (town)
- Hamer
- Kuraz
- Male
- Nyangatom
- Selamago
- Turmi (town)
- Abala Abaya
- Bayra Koysha
- Areka (town)
- Bale Hawassa (town)
- Boditi (town))
- Boloso Bombe
- Boloso Sore
- Damot Gale
- Damot Pulasa
- Damot Sore
- Damot Weyde
- Diguna Fango
- Gesuba (town)
- Gununo (town)
- Hobicha
- Humbo
- Kawo Koysha
- Kindo Didaye
- Kindo Koysha
- Offa
- Wolaita Sodo (city)
- Tebela (town)
- Sodo Zuria
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