Jimma Gidami, Administrative district in Kelem Welega Zone, Ethiopia
Jimma Gidami is an administrative district in Kelem Welega Zone within Ethiopia's Oromia Region. The area covers varied elevations across western terrain and includes both the central town of Gidami and numerous settlements dispersed throughout the district.
The district took shape through administrative reorganizations of Ethiopian territorial divisions. A portion later separated as Dale Sedi, reducing the original district's extent.
The district population reflects Ethiopia's religious diversity, with Ethiopian Orthodox Christianity, Protestant Christianity, and Islam representing the main faiths.
Gidami town serves as the district's administrative hub for accessing services and facilities. Infrastructure in rural areas remains basic, so it is advisable to plan accordingly when traveling to outlying communities.
The gender distribution in the district shows near parity, with 43,337 men and 42,567 women according to demographic records.
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