NO NEED TO FIGHT THE MERU DISTRICT BOUNDARIES ARE CLEARLY DEFINED BY districts and Provinces Boundaries Act 1992. This was adopted under the new constitution. I was at a meeting in Nanyuki attended by leaders of Meru and Isiolo Counties chaired by Ole Lenko. It was agreed that Electtoral Commission and Ministry of Lands would show the beacons described by the act as below. Why cant we wait for this to be done and avoid unnecessary conflict between two twin counties? Enjoy the THENCEs and strange names ladies and gentlemen. Commencing at the north-western corner of L.R. No. 5181 on the Ngare Ndare River; thence south-easterly by part of the northern boundary of that portion to the most westerly corner of L.R. No. 2791; thence north-easterly by the north-western boundary of L.R. No. 2791 to the south-western corner of L.R. No. 2792; thence northerly, easterly and south-easterly by the western and generally northern boundaries of the latter portion and continuing south-easterly by the boundary of L.R. No. 2794 to the Eastern Marania River; thence downstream by the course of that river and the Isiolo River, to the southern boundary of Isiolo Town (L.R. No. 7918); thence easterly by part of the southern boundary of that town, north-easterly and northerly by the eastern boundary and westerly by part of the northern boundary of that town to its intersection with the Isiolo River; thence generally northerly by the centre course of that river for a distance of approximately 9 kilometres (5½ miles) to the old K.A.R. Wagon Camp (geographical co-ordinates approximately 37° 35 E., 0° 29 N.); thence north-easterly by a straight line to trigonometrical beacon Shaba (SKP. 230); thence continuing north-easterly by a straight line to trigonometrical beacon 95/Y/1 on the northern spur of Matalama, about 8 kilometres (5 miles) north-east of Magadol (Igombe) Crater; thence south-easterly by a straight line to trigonometrical beacon Yakabasati (SK 2); thence south-easterly by a straight line to trigonometrical beacon Kinna (109/Y/2); thence south-easterly by a straight line to the Kithima ya Mugoma Spring; thence southerly by a straight line to a point Isula Kanini on the Murera or Bisanguracha River; thence generally south-easterly downstream by the centre course of that river to its confluence with the Rojewero or Mackenzie River; thence downstream by the centre course of that river to its confluence with the Tana River; thence up-stream by the centre course of Tana River to its confluence with the Ura River; thence up-stream by the course of that river to its intersection with the eastern boundary of Thangatha Location; thence southerly and again generally south-westerly by the generally eastern boundaries of Thangatha, Mbeu, Giaki, Kiagu and Mitunguu Locations boundary to the Mutonga River; thence up-stream by Mutonga River to the confluence of Mutonga River and North Mara River; thence generally westerly and up-stream by the centre course of North Mara River to its intersection with Mount Kenya Forest boundary; thence westerly by a straight line to the summit of Mount Kenya (Batian); thence north-westerly by a straight line to the point where the Liki River emerges from the Mount Kenya Forest approximately 3 kilometres (1¾ miles) from the most easterly corner of Nanyuki Town; thence north-westerly and downstream by that river which forms part of the generally north-eastern boundary of Nanyuki Town to its intersection with the generally northern boundary of the Timau-Nanyuki road reserve; thence generally north-easterly by that road reserve boundary to its intersection with the generally western boundary of Timau Town; thence northerly, north-easterly and south-easterly by the western, northern and part of the eastern boundaries of that township to its intersection with the generally northern boundary of the Timau-Isiolo road reserve; thence generally north-easterly by that road reserve boundary to its intersection with the Engare Ndare River; thence generally north-north-easterly and downstream by that river to the point of commencement
Posted on: Mon, 29 Sep 2014 06:29:45 +0000
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