Karenga sub-county

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Karenga sub-county
Etymology: from the administrative center, Karenga
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Karenga sub-county
Coordinates: 3°34′N33°41′E / 3.567°N 33.683°E / 3.567; 33.683 Coordinates: 3°34′N33°41′E / 3.567°N 33.683°E / 3.567; 33.683
Country Uganda
Region Karamoja
District Kaabong District
Government
  Mayor Peter Abach
Elevation 1,414 m (4,639 ft)
Population (2010)
  Total 35,583

Karenga sub-county is a subdivision of Dodoth County in Kaabong District of northern Uganda. Kidepo Valley National Park forms the northern half of the sub-county.

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Kidepo Valley National Park national park in Uganda

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