Namanve

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Flooded road at Namanve Industrial Park (March 2020)
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Namanve
Location in Uganda
Coordinates: 00°21′27″N32°41′39″E / 0.35750°N 32.69417°E / 0.35750; 32.69417
Country Flag of Uganda.svg Uganda
District Wakiso District
City Kira, Uganda
County Kyaddondo
Constituency Kyaddondo East
Government
   MP Ibrahim Semujju Nganda
Elevation
3,870 ft (1,180 m)

Namanve is an area in the Central Region of Uganda. The larger portion of Namanve lies in Kira Municipality, in Wakiso District with portions located in Mukono Municipality, in Mukono District. [1]

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Location

Namanve lies in Bweyogerere Ward, in southeastern Kira Municipality, in Wakiso District, Central Uganda. It is located approximately 14 kilometres (9 mi), by road, east of downtown Kampala, Uganda's capital and largest city. [2] Namanve is bordered by Seeta to the east, Namilyango to the southeast, Lake Victoria to the south, Kirinnya to the southwest and Bweyogerere to the west and northwest. Portions of Namanve lie within the boundaries of Mukono Town Council. The geographical coordinates of Namanve are:0°21'27.0"N, 32°41'39.0"E (Latitude:0.357500; Longitude:32.694167). [3]

Points of interest

Train to Namanve leaving Kampala Railway Station A train at the Kampala Railway Station - Lyndah Katusiime.jpg
Train to Namanve leaving Kampala Railway Station

The following points of interest are in Namanve or close to its borders:

1. The Kampala-Jinja Highway passes through Namanve in an east-west direction, dividing it into North Namanve and South Namanve.

2. Kampala Industrial and Business Park is a 2,209 acres (894ha/8.9sqkm) development to house factories and other industries, located in South Namanve.

3. Namanve Coca-Cola Bottling Plant is one of the two bottling plants in Uganda owned by Coca-Cola International, in North Namanve

4. Namanve Power Station is owned by Jacobsen Electro. The 50 MW thermal power station is located north of the Kampala Industrial and Business Park, in a neighborhood known as Kiwanga. [4]

5. Rwenzori Mineral Water Bottling Company is located in neighboring Seeta, Uganda

6. Red Pepper Publishing Company: Their printing press is in neighboring Seeta, Uganda

7. Namanve Forest Reserve: Most of the reserve has been demolished to pave way for Kampala Business and Industrial Park: [5]

8. Namanve Railway Station is on the Uganda Railways System, administered by Rift Valley Railways. [6] [7]

See also

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References

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  5. Kazoora, Cornelius (2001). "Conflict Resolution In The Namanve Peri-Urban Reforestation Project In Uganda" (PDF). Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Retrieved 23 January 2015.
  6. Malaba, Tom (23 July 2011). "Rift Valley Railways To Resume Passenger Train Services". Uganda Radio Network (URN). Retrieved 23 January 2015.
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Coordinates: 00°21′27″N32°41′39″E / 0.35750°N 32.69417°E / 0.35750; 32.69417