Limuru

Limuru is a city in principal Kenya. It is likewise the name of a parliamentary constituency and an administrative division. The populace of the metropolis, as of 2004, turned into about four,800. The native language of most people in Limuru is Kikuyu, with Swahili and English being widely spoken. Limuru served as the capital of Kiambu West District which turned into formerly a part of Kiambu District. It is now a sub county in the foremost Kiambu County. In addition, it's also the call of a parliament constituency.

Most of the vicinity of Limuru is now what changed into formerly known as the "white highlands", a wealthy agricultural land south of the equator. The term "white highlands" derived from the British and different Europeans who realised the effective capability of this location and settled in huge numbers with the aid of the colonial government, setting up coffee and tea plantations, cereal farms and ranches. The altitude of the town is about 2,500 meters.