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Lindi24.9

Tabora17.7

Mbeya12,6

Morogoro18.7

Ruvuma12.9

Katavi15.2

Singida20.9

Iringa23.6

Pwani30.6

Manyara 50.0

Dodoma21.7

Arusha17.1

Kigoma18.1

Tanga21.8

Kagera13.1

Mara17.3

Simiyu16.9

Geita15.4

Rukwa14.2

Mtwara18.7

Njombe21.1

Shinyanga31.5

Kilimanjaro28.1

Mwanza20.7

Dar es Salaam 16.1

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Internal movement of people from one part of the country to anotheris inevitable. The 2012 PHC shows that some regions had a highproportion of their population that was found to have migrated tothese regions. The most notable regions with high percentages ofinternal migrants include Manyara (52 percent), Kusini Unguja (33.1percent), Shinyanga (31.5 p and Pwani (30.6 percent). Surprisingly,predomintly urban regions of Dar es Salaam and Mjini Magharibi didnot record high percentages of internal migrants (16.1 and 12.8percent respectively). Few other regions had less than 20 percent oftheir total population of internal migrants who were found in thoseregions. Such regions are Kagera (13.1 percent),Rukwa (14.2percent), Katavi (15.2 percent), Geita (15.4 percent) and Dar esSalaam (16.1 percent).

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