Enumeration total: 42,790 across 3 clans and 172 towns/villages. Note: Voinjama City (pop. 15,269) is the largest single town in Lofa County and accounts for 35.7% of the district's enumerated population. Official LISGIS district total: 61,308.

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Voinjama's population is principally Lorma and Mandingo, with other ethnic groups also present. Before the civil war, Voinjama had an airport, electric generating station, and water treatment plant and served as a regional hub for trade between Liberia, Guinea, and Sierra Leone. LURD rebel forces captured Voinjama in 2000 during the Second Civil War. The city's weekly market remains one of the most active cross-border trading centres in northwestern Liberia, connecting to Guinea and Sierra Leone via Foya and Kolahun.

Enumeration total: 40,704 across 3 clans and 165 towns/villages, the most towns/villages of any Lofa district in the survey. All 3 clans have female majorities in the enumeration, consistent with Zorzor's strong female-majority profile. Official LISGIS district total: 50,681.

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The Lorma (Loma) people are historically dominant in Zorzor District. Zorzor Town is the second-largest settlement in Lofa County after Voinjama City. The Wologizi Mountain Range, one of Liberia's proposed national forest reserves, lies in the Zorzor-Salayea corridor. The Gizima clan with 88 towns is the largest single clan by town count in the district's enumeration data.

Enumeration total: 73,312 across 3 sub-units and 263 towns/villages, the largest enumerated total in Lofa County, significantly exceeding the LISGIS official district figure. Note: the "Waum" and "Tengia" entries are enumerated within the Foya district entry in the survey; LISGIS Table B records them as separate administrative districts (Waum: 23,261; Tengia: 16,691). This confirms the survey grouped these units under Foya. The Luankollie clan is the district's core unit. Official LISGIS district total: 46,894.

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Foya Town (enumerated population: 20,569) is the second-largest urban centre in the enumeration dataset for Lofa County, after Voinjama City. Its proximity to Sierra Leone gives it a distinct cross-border commercial character. The Foya Forest Reserve hosts diverse biodiversity including forest elephants and chimpanzees. Upper Lorma communities form a significant part of the district's cultural identity, alongside Mandingo traders historically active in the area.

Enumeration total: 60,557 across 6 clans and 159 towns/villages, the most clans of any Lofa district in the survey, and the second-largest enumerated total in the county. All 6 clans record female majorities. Official LISGIS district total: 29,603.

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Kolahun District was one of the four districts constituting the original Western Province that became Lofa County in 1964. Kolahun Town's western location positions it on the trade axis connecting Lofa to Sierra Leone via Vahun District. The civil war severely affected Kolahun; it sits in the corridor used by ULIMO-K forces operating from Sierra Leone. Masambolahun (pop. 7,144) is the largest town in Kolahun's enumerated data, dwarfing Kolahun Town itself (4,748).

Enumeration total: 23,578 across 3 clans and 68 towns/villages. All 3 clans record female majorities. Official LISGIS district total: 28,960.

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Salayea District has seen investment in rubber cultivation, including large private plantations employing Lofa residents. The Lorma people, who constitute approximately 51% of Lofa County's population, are the primary ethnic group in Salayea. Salayie town is the district headquarters and its largest enumerated settlement (3,768).

Enumeration total: 17,137 across 3 clans and 27 towns/villages. Note: Vahun has the fewest towns/villages of any Lofa district with enumeration data. "Central Guma" (2 towns, pop. 8,849) is overwhelmingly dominated by Airfield Town (pop. 7,284), the district's main urban centre. Unlike Lofa's other districts, the enumeration data shows an overall male edge (50.3% M) matching LISGIS's male-majority figure. Official LISGIS district total: 27,921.

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Vahun District's male-majority demographic (52.8%) stands out sharply against Lofa County's overall female-majority profile. This pattern reflects Vahun's position as a frontier district on the Sierra Leone border, with higher rates of male economic migration. The Gbandi people, who form approximately 26% of Lofa County's population, are significantly represented in Vahun. During the civil wars, Vahun District was heavily affected by armed factions crossing from Sierra Leone, including ULIMO forces, and was nearly depopulated at points during the conflict.

Enumeration total: 18,785 across 1 clan and 29 towns/villages. Quardu Boundi is the only Lofa district in the survey with a single-clan enumeration. Female majority in the enumeration (53.0% F) is more pronounced than the LISGIS figure (50.6% F). Official LISGIS district total: 22,844.

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Quardu Boundi District was created as a seventh administrative district from a chiefdom within Voinjama District, formalising a previously transitional administrative status. Barkedu (pop. 4,354 in the enumeration) is by far the largest settlement, more than twice the size of the next-largest town. The district's Mandingo-heritage communities and its location in the Voinjama corridor give it a strong Islamic cultural character.