Mukims of Brunei

Mukims of Brunei
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Mukims of Brunei

Brunei
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The districts of Brunei are subdivided into 38 mukims (wards). The mukims are listed below, by district:

Belait District

Mukims of Belait district

Mukims of Brunei and Muara district

Mukims of Temburong district

Mukims of Tutong district

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