Kapchok Postal Codes: 30600 | Kacheliba, West Pokot

Key Facts

Kapchok is a ward located within the Kacheliba constituency in West Pokot County, Kenya. Situated in the northwestern part of Kenya near the border with Uganda, this rural administrative division lies within the broader Rift Valley region. As a ward, Kapchok represents one of the smallest administrative units in Kenya's devolved government system, serving local governance and development needs. The area is characterized by its semi-arid landscape, with elevations ranging across the foothills of the Cherangani Hills, and is primarily inhabited by the Pokot community, who engage mainly in pastoralism and subsistence agriculture. While specific population figures for Kapchok ward are not readily available in standard references, wards in Kenya typically serve populations ranging from several thousand to tens of thousands of residents, depending on the region's density. The ward system ensures localized representation and service delivery, with Kapchok falling under the broader administrative structure of Kacheliba constituency, which contains multiple such wards. This administrative arrangement facilitates community participation in governance and enables targeted development initiatives for the area's residents. For those seeking detailed postal code information or specific location data for Kapchok's various settlements and sub-areas, comprehensive resources are available through Kenya's postal service and local administrative offices.

Neighboring Regions

• Kasei
• Lomut
• Kiwawa
• Chepareria
• Sook