Collines of Burundi
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The Communes of Burundi are divided into 2,639 collines. Colline means "hill" in French, one of the two official languages of the country. The collines are listed below, by commune:
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[edit] Bubanza
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[edit] Bugabira
- Gaturanda
- Gitwe
- Kigina
- Kigoma
- Kiri
- Kiyonza
- Nyabikenke
- Nyakarama
- Rubuga
- Rugesa
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[edit] Bugarama
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[edit] Bugendana
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[edit] Bugenyuzi
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[edit] Buhiga
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[edit] Buhinyuza
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[edit] Bujumbura Mairie
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[edit] Bukemba
- Bugiga
- Bukemba
- Butare
- Gihofi
- Murama
- Rutanga
[edit] Bukeye
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[edit] Bukinanyana
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[edit] Bukirasazi
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[edit] Burambi
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[edit] Buraza
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[edit] Bururi
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[edit] Busiga
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[edit] Busoni
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[edit] Bwiza
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[edit] Gihanga
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[edit] Kamenge
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[edit] Kanyosha
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[edit] Kinama
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[edit] Musigati
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[edit] Mpanda
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[edit] Musaga
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[edit] Ngagara
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[edit] Nyakabiga
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[edit] Rohero
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[edit] Rugazi
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