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    Census 2024 · district in West Nile sub-region

    Terego

    People
    323,253
    37 of 146 by size
    Area
    1,121 km²
    People per km²
    288
    Uganda: 189
    Household size
    5.0
    Uganda: 4.2
    Children under 18
    53.0%
    Uganda: 49.6%

    Where Terego is

    Where Terego does better than Uganda

    • Households with safe drinking water: 90.1% vs 81.1% nationally
    • Teens 13–17 out of school: 26.1% vs 34.2% nationally
    • Children 6–12 out of school: 22.2% vs 26.0% nationally

    Where Terego lags behind

    • Households on grid electricity: 0.4% vs 25.3% nationally
    • Households with improved toilets: 21.5% vs 43.6% nationally
    • Households in subsistence farming: 55.2% vs 33.1% nationally

    Terego compared

    • Terego
    • West Nile
    • Uganda

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    Inside Terego: 9 sub-counties

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    Households on grid electricity

    By sub-county, Census 2024

    Who has power from the grid? Terego overall: 0.4%

    Highest: Katrini (1.6%). Lowest: Aii-vu (0.0%).

    Sub-countyCountyHouseholds on grid electricity
    KatriniTerego West County1.6%
    Imvepi Refugee SettlementTerego East County0.7%
    BeleafeTerego West County0.1%
    Leju Town CouncilTerego West County0.1%
    OdupiTerego East County0.1%
    OmugoTerego East County0.1%
    Rhino Camp Refugee SettlementTerego East County0.1%
    UriamaTerego East County0.1%
    Aii-vuTerego West County0.0%

    Farming in Terego

    The 2021 livestock census counted Terego’s animals as part of Arua.

    Source: UBOS, National Livestock Census 2021. Animals per 100 people use the 2024 census population.

    Other districts in West Nile

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    About these numbers

    From the National Population and Housing Census 2024. Shares are worked out from UBOS’s counts for Terego. The West Nile and Uganda figures come from summed counts, not averages. “Highest of 146” ranks show where Terego sits among all districts and cities, from highest value down. For some indicators, a high rank is good news; for others it isn’t.

    Note: UBOS's mobile phone ownership table currently repeats the internet-use figures, so phone ownership is left out.