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Cuamba District is a district of Niassa Province in north-western Mozambique. The principal town is Cuamba.

As of 2021, the population of the district is 326,575 inhabitants.^[1]

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^ "Distrito de Cuamba" (in Portuguese). Instituto de Estudos Sociais e Económicos. Archived from the original on 7 November 2024. Retrieved 7 November 2024.

v t e Districts of Mozambique by province
Capital: Maputo
Cabo Delgado	Ancuabe Balama Chiúre Ibo Macomia Mecúfi Meluco Mocímboa da Praia Montepuez Mueda Muidumbe Namuno Nangade Palma Pemba-Metuge Quissanga
Gaza	Bilene Macia Chibuto Chicualacuala Chigubo Chókwè Guijá Mabalane Manjacaze Massangena Massingir Xai-Xai
Inhambane	Funhalouro Govuro Homoine Inharrime Inhassoro Jangamo Mabote Massinga Morrumbene Panda Vilanculos Zavala
Manica	Báruè Gondola Guro Machaze Macossa Manica Mossurize Sussundenga Tambara
Maputo	Boane Magude Manhiça Marracuene Matutuíne Moamba Namaacha
Nampula	Angoche Eráti Lalaua Malema Meconta Mecubúri Memba Mogincual Mogovolas Moma Monapo Mossuril Muecate Murrupula Nacala-a-Velha Nacarôa Nampula Ribáuè
Niassa	Cuamba Lago Lichinga Majune Mandimba Marrupa Maúa Mavago Mecanhelas Mecula Metarica Muembe N'gauma Nipepe Sanga
Sofala	Buzi Caia Chemba Cheringoma Chibabava Dondo Gorongosa Marromeu Machanga Maringué Muanza Nhamatanda
Tete	Angónia Cahora-Bassa Changara Chifunde Chiuta Doa Macanga Magoé Marávia Moatize Mutarara Tsangano Zumbo
Zambezia	Alto Molocue Chinde Gilé Gurué Ile Inhassunge Lugela Maganja da Costa Milange Mocuba Mopeia Morrumbala Namacurra Namarroi Nicoadala Pebane

14°49′S 36°33′E / 14.817°S 36.550°E / -14.817; 36.550

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