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Namibia is divided into 14 administrative regions, each with its unique characteristics and geographical features. Here is a brief description of each administrative region in Namibia:

1. Zambezi Region:
   • Located in the far northeastern part of Namibia.
   • Borders Zambia, Zimbabwe, and Botswana.
   • Known for the Zambezi River and lush landscapes.
   • Traditional cultures and ethnic groups, including the Lozi people.
2. Kavango East Region:
   • Situated in the northeastern part of Namibia.
   • Features the Kavango River.
   • Rich in biodiversity and wildlife, with national parks and game reserves.
   • Dominated by the Kavango people.
3. Kavango West Region:
   • Neighboring the Kavango East Region.
   • Also home to the Kavango River and its associated wildlife.
   • Primarily inhabited by the Kavango people.
4. Ohangwena Region:
   • Located in the north of Namibia.
   • Predominantly inhabited by the Ovambo people.
   • Important agricultural and cultural region.
5. Omusati Region:
   • Situated in the northwest of Namibia.
   • Known for its cultural heritage, including traditional homesteads and festivals.
   • Home to the Ovambo people.
6. Oshana Region:
   • In the north-central part of Namibia.
   • Contains the largest town in northern Namibia, Oshakati.
   • Mainly inhabited by the Ovambo people.
7. Oshikoto Region:
   • Located in north-central Namibia.
   • Rich in history and culture, with various historical sites.
   • Home to the Aawambo people.
8. Ohangwena Region:
   • In the northern part of Namibia.
   • Dominated by the Ovambo people.
   • Known for its agriculture and traditional customs.
9. Omaheke Region:
   • Found in the eastern part of Namibia.
   • Semi-arid region with diverse flora and fauna.
   • Notable for its cattle farming and conservation areas.
10. Otjozondjupa Region:
    • Located in central Namibia.
    • Home to the town of Otjiwarongo.
    • Diverse landscapes, including the Waterberg Plateau National Park.
    • Significant wildlife and tourism opportunities.
11. Erongo Region:
    • In the western part of Namibia.
    • Features the coastal town of Swakopmund.
    • Rich in minerals and natural beauty, including the Namib Desert and the Erongo Mountains.
12. Kunene Region:
    • In the northwestern part of Namibia.
    • Known for its rugged and arid landscapes.
    • Home to the Himba people and the stunning Epupa Falls.
13. Oshikoto Region:
    • Located in the north-central part of Namibia.
    • Notable for its cultural heritage and historical sites.
    • Predominantly inhabited by the Oshikwanyama people.
14. Hardap Region:
    • In the southern part of Namibia.
    • Features the capital city, Windhoek.
    • Diverse landscapes, from the Kalahari Desert to the Khomas Highland Plateau.

Each of these regions in Namibia has its unique characteristics, cultures, and attractions, making the country a diverse and culturally rich nation with a variety of landscapes and ecosystems.