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Singida Region is one of the regions of Tanzania.The region is bordered to the North by Shinyanga Region, to the Northeast by Manyara Region, to the East by Dodoma Region, to the Southeast by Iringa Region, to the Southwest by Mbeya Region and to the West by Tabora Region.
Singida has four regions which are Singida Urban, Singida Rural, Iramba, and Manyoni.
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Population:
Male Population |
531,015 |
Female Population |
559,743 |
Total Population |
1,090,758 |
Total Household Number |
217,572 |
Average Household Size |
5.0 |
Intercensal Growth Rate 1988 - 2002 (%) |
2.3 |
Source: http://www.tanzania.go.tz/census/census/singida.htm
WHERE TO STAY:
Lake View Lodge ltd - Singida - +255 - 26 - 2502032
Legho Singida Motel ltd - Singida - +255 - 26 - 2502426
Singida Stanley Motel ltd. – Singida - +255 - 26 - 2502351
TOURIST ATTRACTION:
Kisigo / Rungwa Game Reserve:
Situated on the edge of Ruaha National Park, the area is a mixture of miombo woodland with rocky hills and open plains. It covers about two million acres, an altitude of nearly 1100 meters which allows a temperate climate. Nights and early morning tends to be cold.
Rungwa / Kisigo Game Reserve supports large numbers of wildlife such as buffalo, zebra, eland, impala, East African greater kudu, roan antelope, sable antelope, klipspringer, reedbuck, bushbuck, Lichtenstein's hartebeest, warthog, bushpig, oribi, grysbok, common duiker and other species. Some rivers support hippopotamus and crocodile and of course there are plenty lion and leopard.
Other Attractions:

Singida has two lakes, Lake Singida and Lake Kindai. The lakes attract pelicans, flamingoes and other water birds. Huge granite boulders also dot the region.
Iramba district in the north, and Manyoni district in the south are borders by tourist hot-spots of Tanzania such as the Manyara region, in the north, and Iringa – Ruaha, in the south. This makes Singida as a strategic stop over to the National Parks.
Click on a region for more information:
| • Kagera • Mara • Mwanza • Shinyanga • Arusha • Kigoma • Tabora • Killimanjaro • Manyara • Singida • Dodoma • Tanga |
• Rukwa • Mbeya • Iringa • Morogoro • Pwani • Ruvuma • Lindi • Mtwara • Dar es Salaam • Pemba • Zanzibar |
