Raymah Governorate facts for kids
Quick facts for kids
Raymah
ريمة
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| Country | Yemen |
| Seat | Raymah |
| Area | |
| • Total | 2,442 km2 (943 sq mi) |
| Population
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| • Total | 475,000 |
| • Density | 194.51/km2 (503.8/sq mi) |
Raymah (Arabic: ريمه Raima) is a special area in the country of Yemen. It is called a governorate, which is a bit like a state or a large region within a country. Raymah Governorate was officially created in January 2004.
In 2011, about 475,000 people lived in Raymah. The area covers about 2,442 square kilometers (which is about 943 square miles).
What is a Governorate?
A governorate is a major administrative division in Yemen, similar to how some countries have states, provinces, or counties. Each governorate has its own local government that helps manage the area, including things like schools, roads, and public services. Raymah is one of many governorates that make up the country of Yemen.
Areas within Raymah
Like many larger regions, Raymah Governorate is divided into smaller parts called districts. These districts help organize the different towns and villages within the governorate. Each district has its own local administration to serve the people living there.
Raymah's Districts
The districts that make up Raymah Governorate are:
- Al Jabin District
- Al Jafariyah District
- As Salafiyah District
- Bilad At Ta'am District
- Kusmah District
- Mazhar District
Where is Raymah?
Raymah Governorate is located in the western part of Yemen. It is known for its mountainous terrain.
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See also
- In Spanish: Gobernación de Raymah para niños
