Counties In Kenya From Largest To Smallest

This article is about Counties in Kenya from largest to smallest. This list will indicate all the counties in Kenya by land size. The counties were established following the enactment of the administrative structure of the 2010 Kenya constitution. Until March 2013, Kenya consisted of eight provinces.

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The new administrative structure consists of 47 county governments.

Turkana is the largest county in Kenya (71,597.8 km²) while Mombasa is the smallest (212.5 km²).

Counties In Kenya From Largest To Smallest

Counties in Kenya by land size

	County	Area (km²)
1.	Turkana	71,597.8
2.	Marsabit	66,923.1
3.	Wajir	55,840.6
4.	Garissa	45,720.2
5.	Tana River	35,375.8
6.	Mandera	25,797.7
7.	Isiolo	25,336.1
8.	Kitui	24,385.1
9.	Kajiado	21,292.7
10.	Samburu	20,182.5
11.	Narok	17,921.2
12.	Taita–Taveta	17,083.9
13.	Kilifi	12,245.9
14.	Baringo	11,075.3
15.	Laikipia	8,696.1
16.	West Pokot	8,418.2
17.	Kwale	8,270.3
18.	Makueni	8,008.9
19.	Nakuru	7,509.5
20.	Meru	7,003.1
21.	Lamu	6,497.7
22.	Machakos	5,952.9
23.	Homa Bay	3,154.7
24.	Nyandarua	3,107.7
25.	Elgeyo-Marakwet	3,049.7
26.	Kakamega	3,033.8
27.	Uasin Gishu	2,955.3
28.	Nandi	2,884.5
29.	Tharaka-Nithi	2,609.5
30.	Migori	2,586.4
31.	Embu	2,555.9
32.	Siaya	2,496.1
33.	Trans-Nzoia	2,469.9
34.	Kericho	2,454.5
35.	Kiambu	2,449.2
36.	Nyeri	2,361.0
37.	Murang’a	2,325.8
38.	Bungoma	2,206.9
39.	Kisumu	2,009.5
40.	Bomet	1,997.9
41.	Busia	1,628.4
42.	Kisii	1,317.9
43.	Kirinyaga	1,205.4
44.	Nyamira	912.5
45.	Nairobi	694.9
46.	Vihiga	531.3
47.	Mombasa	212.5