Maxixe, Mozambique

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Maxixe
Country		Mozambique
Provinces	Inhambane Province
Population  (2017 census)
• Total	123,868

Maxixe (Portuguese pronunciation:

which can be reached by local ferries. Although Maxixe is the province's principal city, Inhambane City is the seat of the provincial government.

By road the distance to Inhambane is far longer and is approximately 60 kilometres.^[1]

Maxixe serves as a convenient stop for transportation heading North or South along the EN1.

Demographics

Year	Population[2]
1997	97,173
2007	105,895

References

23°52′S 35°21′E / 23.867°S 35.350°E / -23.867; 35.350