Keekonyokie Postal Codes: 00200 to 01100 | Kajiado West, Kajiado
Postal Codes for Keekonyokie range from 00200 to 01100 in Kajiado West, Kajiado, Kenya. To find exact Postal Codes and postcodes within Keekonyokie, choose from the districts below.
Postal Codes for Places in Keekonyokie
Showing 8 places in Keekonyokie. Last verified with official records on April 20, 2026.
| Esonorua | |
| Kipeto | |
| Kisaju | |
| Kisamis | |
| Loodoriak | |
| Olooyiangalani | |
| Oltepesi | |
| Upper Matasia |
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Keekonyokie, Kajiado West, Kajiado, 00200
KENYA
Keekonyokie on the Map
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Keekonyokie Quick Facts
| Country | Kenya (KE) |
|---|---|
| Administrative Path | Kenya โ Kajiado โ Kajiado West |
| Postal Code | 00200~01100 |
| County | Kajiado |
| Constituencies | Kajiado West |
| ISO Codes | KE / KEN / 404 |
| Top-level domain (ccTLD) | .ke |
| Coordinates | -1.562695, 36.527667 |
| Places | 8 |
What to Know About Keekonyokie
Key Facts
Keekonyokie is a ward located within Kajiado West sub-county in Kajiado County, Kenya. Situated in the southern part of Kajiado West, this administrative division lies within the broader Rift Valley region of Kenya, characterized by its semi-arid landscape and proximity to the Tanzanian border. As part of the traditional Maasai territory, Keekonyokie maintains strong cultural ties to Maasai heritage while serving as an important local governance unit. The ward covers approximately several hundred square kilometers of predominantly rural land, with population estimates typically ranging between 15,000 to 25,000 residents, though exact figures vary by census. Keekonyokie is administratively divided into several smaller sub-locations and villages that collectively form this cohesive ward unit. The area's economy primarily revolves around pastoralism, with livestock keeping being the main livelihood for most residents, supplemented by small-scale agriculture in areas with reliable water sources. This administrative structure enables residents to access essential services and participate in local governance through their elected ward representatives. For those seeking to navigate this region's administrative geography, understanding Keekonyokie's position within the broader Kajiado West framework is essential for accessing postal services and local government information.
Neighboring Regions
- Iloodokilani
- Magadi
- Ewuaso Oonkidong'i
- Mosiro