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1. Towns and urban centers
Abstract	The coverage shows the towns and urban centres in Kenya derived from the Kenya topographic sheets of scale, 1:250,000 for Northern Kenya and 1:50,000 for the rest of Kenya.There are approximately 1620 towns and urban centres captured in this layer.
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Town_name: Name of the town represented by the points Town_id: Unique identification for each town class. The towns have been classified into 6 categories namely: (1) Municipality (2) Township/Town (3) Trading centre (4) Market centre (6) Lodges/camps (11) City Town type: Class in which the particular towns fall
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Point
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Digitized by International Livestock Research Institute, ILRI, GIS group from Kenya topographic sheets scale 1:250,000 for Northern Kenya and 1:50,000 for rest of Kenya from Survey of Kenya
Map History	Created in August 2000 from the Kenya topographic sheets by ILRI GIS Unit. Originally known as Kentowns.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

2. District level boundaries (1998)
Abstract	Coverage represents second level administrative boundaries (districts) in Kenya as at 1998 and their respective names. It does not contain the districts created after 1998.
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software District: Name of district
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Digitized by International Livestock Research Institute, ILRI
Map History	Originally called district98.shp and Created in 1998 by ILRI GIS Unit.
GIS files	zipped shape file

3. Provincial boundaries
Abstract	This coverage shows the first level administrative boundaries (provinces) of Kenya and their respective names
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Kenprov: Internally generated by the software Kenprov_id: Unique identification for each province Prov_name: Name of province
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	UNEP
Map History	Originally called Kenprov.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

4. Major towns
Abstract	The coverage shows the major towns in Kenya. There are a total of 53 towns represented in this layer. Neither the original source of this map nor the scale at which it was digitized is known
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Ktowns_: Internally generated by the software Ktowns_Id: Unique Identification for each town Town_name: Name of the town represented by the points
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Point
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Map History	Previously called kentowns.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

5. Division level boundaries
Abstract	This coverage shows the third level administrative boundaries (divisions) of Kenya and their respective names
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Kensldiv_: Internally generated by the software Kensldiv_i: Unique identification for each division Division: Division name
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Unknown
Map History	Previously called kensldiv
GIS files	zipped shape file

6. Location level boundaries
Abstract	This coverage shows the fourth level administrative boundaries (locations) of Kenya and their respective names
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Kenslloc_: Internally generated by the software Kenslloc_i: Unique identification for each location Location: Name of location
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Unknown
Map History	Previously called kenslloc
GIS files	zipped shape file

7. Kenyas national boundary
Abstract	The coverage shows the outside boundary of Kenya
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Newfield: Unknown Count: Internally generated by the software
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Unknown
Map History	Previously called kbound.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

8. Division level boundaries (2000)
Abstract	The coverage shows the Kenya divisional boundaries as at the year 2000 created by the Welcome Trust in Nairobi. The new districts were carved out using the District Development Plan reports and the 1999 CBS maps.
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Division: Name of division Count: Ignore Sum_area: Internally generated by the software Sum_perime: Internally generated by the software District: Name of district
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Welcome Trust
Map History	Created in 2000 by Welcome Trust and previously called kendivisions.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

9. Villages
Abstract	This is a point coverage showing the villages in Kenya acording to Almanac Characterisation Tool (ACT) database. It shows a total of 28815 villages.
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Kenyavil_: Internally generated by the software Kenyavil_i: Unique identification for each vilage Name: Name of village Country: Name of country Theme: Ignore Admincode:Ignore Latdd: Latitude Longdd: Longitude
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Point
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Almanac Characterisation Tool (ACT) database
Map History	Originally called Kenvil.shp
GIS files	zipped shape file

10. Kenya Sublocation
Abstract	This coverage shows the fifth level administrative boundaries (sublocations) of Kenya and their respective names
Additional Attribute Information	Shape: Internally generated by the software Area: Internally generated by the software Perimeter: Internally generated by the software Kensl89g: Internally generated by the software Kensl89g_i: Unique identification for each sublocation Sublocation: Name of location
Projection	Geographic
Theme	Administrative
Layer type	ArcView Shape
Feature type	Poly
Country	Kenya
Contact	- Russell Kruska (r.kruska@cgiar.org)    - Patrick Chege Kariuki (pkariuki@cgiar.org)
Data source	Central Bureu of Statistics (CBS)
GIS files	zipped shape file

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