British East Africa 29 ca] POPULATION Zanzibar is the only town of importance. Its popu lation in 1910 was 35,262, of whom Arabs numbered 3,639, Swahili 20,285, Indians 7,720, Comoro Islanders 2,175, Goanese 440, the balance being made up by smaller numbers of many other races.

Most of the villages are situated on the coast-line, but some are found in the interior, on higher ground The chief Arab andnegro villages are at Dunga , Kokotoni, Chwaka , and Kizimkazi. The chief villages in Pemba are Chaki Chaki and Weti.

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