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Eastern Uganda ​((in)Eastern Uganda (sw)Mkoa wa Mashariki)
The outlet of Lake Victoria (the source of the Nile) at Jinja
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Country	Uganda
Capital city	Jinja
Lake	Victoria, Kyoga
Watercourse	White Nile
Minimum altitude	914 m (Lake Kyoga)
Maximum altitude	4 321 m (Wagagai peak)
Area	39 478,8 km²
Population	9 042 422 hab. (2014)
Density	229,05 inhab./km²
Location
0 ° 41 ′ 2 ″ N 33 ° 53 ′ 56 ″ E
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THE'Eastern Uganda is a region ofUganda. It is made up of 32 districts.

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• 0.63888934.2658331 Malaba  – Located on the trans-African route n^o 8 (Lagos ↔ Mombasa), Malaba and its eponymous locality in Kenya constitute, with the daily passage from 700 to 1,000 trucks, 1^er largest border post between Uganda and Kenya. (last updated Apr 2020)
• 1.076334.17322 Mbale  (last updated Apr 2019)
• 0.430233.20513 Jinja  – The source of the Nile (last updated Apr 2019)

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• 1.2334.5451 Mount Elgon National Park  – Natural park of 1,279 km² jointly in Uganda and at Kenya and registered as UNESCO biosphere reserve. Wagagai peak, with its 4,321 meters altitude, is the 2^e highest peak in the country. (last updated Apr 2019)

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