Enumeration total: 30,027 across 5 clans and 180 towns/villages. Official LISGIS district total: 52,740.

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Tubmanburg was formerly known as Bomi Hills and renamed in honour of President William V.S. Tubman on his 76th birthday in 1963. The Liberia Mining Company (LMC), a subsidiary of Republic Steel Corporation, operated iron ore extraction here, completing a 43-mile narrow-gauge railway to Monrovia in 1951. LMC built hospitals, schools, and infrastructure that defined the area for decades. Operations ceased around 1977–1979, leaving the Blue Lake, aquamarine, ~300 feet deep, suspended between surrounding hills, identified as a tourism destination since 2007.

Senjeh covers Electoral District 1 (Tubmanburg City plus 9 amalgamated towns: Baima, Barmo, Beafinie, Besao, Bola, Gayah Hill, Sackie, Weakama, and Zamian) and one town in Electoral District 2 (Maher amalgamated town). During the Second Civil War (1999–2003), Tubmanburg served as headquarters for the LURD rebel group. The county seat today houses government services, commerce, and health infrastructure for the wider county.

Enumeration total: 13,188 across 7 clans and 128 towns/villages, the most clans of any Bomi district. Official LISGIS district total: 28,371.

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Dowein (also Dewoin) is divided across two electoral districts. In Electoral District 2: amalgamated towns of Beh, Gbaigbon, Manjama and Vortor. In Electoral District 3: amalgamated towns of Binda, Bogbeh, Bonor, Bowein, Dargweh, Jenneh, Leyahn, Vincent, Weajor and Zohn Barmon. Agriculture, comprising rice, cassava, sweet potatoes, plantains, and palm products, forms the economic foundation. The district lies within Bomi's natural resources zone containing diamonds, gold, and timber.

Enumeration total: 23,397 across 4 clans and 204 towns/villages, the most towns/villages of any Bomi district. Note: the "Tehr" clan within Klay District is a local clan name, entirely distinct from Tehr Administrative District. Official LISGIS district total: 25,720.

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Klay falls entirely within Electoral District 2, covering 7 amalgamated towns: Gogehn, Golodee, Gonzipo, Guie, Kowadee, Malema, and Seah. Sime Darby (formerly the Guthrie Plantation) employs a significant portion of the district's active workforce. Klay town is a key transport crossroads, with the Bomi County Highway extending toward Bo Waterside in Grand Cape Mount County, supporting cross-border trade with Sierra Leone.

Enumeration total: 17,507 across 4 clans and 123 towns/villages. Official LISGIS district total: 16,219.

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Suehn Mecca (also recorded as Seuhn Mecca) is entirely covered by Electoral District 3; all its amalgamated towns fall within ED 3. Its Atlantic coastal location supports fishing communities alongside inland agriculture. The district's proximity to Montserrado County positions it for potential coastal development and marine economic activity as post-war infrastructure improves.

Village-level enumeration data for Tehr District is not available in the 2022 LISGIS Enumeration Survey dataset. Official LISGIS district total: 10,655.

Tehr is the fifth and most recently added administrative district. In Electoral District 2: 10 amalgamated towns: Deadilah, Feffeh, Gbargbah, Golodee, Lekpeh, Moah, Nyamah, Todien, Weamoi, and Weawolo. In Electoral District 3: Boe and Zahn amalgamated towns. Agriculture, comprising rice, cassava, and subsistence farming, forms the economic base. The district's northern border with Gbarpolu County provides potential cross-border economic linkages, and its forests contain timber, gold, and diamond resources.