Gambia is divided into a city and five divisions. Alternatively, it is divided into eight local government areas (LGAs), where each LGA is either a division or a part of one. The LGAs, and hence the divisions, are further subdivided into districts. These maps show the boundaries of the districts: Map  Map . There are some minor discrepancies among various lists of districts. The following list is one way to break up the area of Gambia.

Other names of subdivisions:

Foni Bintang-Karenai: Foni Bintang Karanai (variant)
Janjanbureh: Georgetown, MacCarthy Island (obsolete); Janjangburreh (variant)
Kanifing: K.M.C., K.U.D.C. (variant)
Kombo North/Saint Mary: Kombo, Kombo North, Kombo Saint Mary (variant); Kombo Sainte Marie (French)
Niumi: Nuimi (variant)

Change history:

In 1996 four districts were split into nine new districts. Fulladu West was split into Upper Fuladu West and Lower Fuladu West. Upper Baddibu was split into Illiasa and Sabach Sanjal. Fulladu East was split into Basse, Jimara, and Tumana. Wuli was split into Wuli East and Wuli West. Below are the districts before 1996 and the districts used in the 2003 census:

I've added the populations from the 1993 and 2003 censuses. I also dropped Dappo district, because I can't find much evidence that it exists. It may have been absorbed into another district. Banjul may be divided into the districts of Banjul Central, Banjul North, and Banjul South, but most sources show it as just one district.