Provinces of Burundi

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Burundi is divided into seventeen provinces, each named after their respective capital:
Bubanza Bujumbura Mairie Bujumbura Rural Bururi Cankuzo Cibitoke	Gitega Karuzi Kayanza Kirundo Makamba Muramvya	Muyinga Mwaro Ngozi Rutana Ruyigi

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