Maseru District
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Maseru is a district of Lesotho. It has an area of 4,279 km2 and a population of approximately 500,000 (2004). Maseru is the capital town of the district or camptown but also is the capital of the country. Maseru has one town. The name supposedly means "Place of the red earth." The city of Maseru sits right on Lesotho's western border with the Free State Province of South Africa, the frontier being the Caledon River, or Mohokare in Sesotho.
Maseru borders on the following districts:
- Berea District - north
- Thaba-Tseka District - east
- Mohale's Hoek District - south
- Mafeteng District - southwest
Maseru District is divided into five wards:
- Thaba-Bosiu le Ratau
- Matsieng
- Rothe, Kolo le Thaba-Tseka
- Kubake le Ramabanta
- Maama
Berea • Butha-Buthe • Leribe • Mafeteng • Maseru • Mohale's Hoek • Mokhotlong • Qacha's Nek • Quthing • Thaba-Tseka
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