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Kutus
Kutus is a town in Kirinyaga County, Kenya.
Kutus forms a local authority together with another township, Kerugoya. It is known as ''Kerugoya/Kutus municipality''. The municipality has a population of 39,441, of whom 14,056 are classified urban (1999 census 〔Kenya National Bureau of Statistics: (''Population of local authorities'' )〕).
The municipality has six wards: Kerugoya Central, Kerugoya North, Kerugoya South, Kutus South, Kutus Central and Nduini. Most of these wards belong to Kerugoya/Kutus Constituency (aka Kirinyaga Central Constituency).〔Electoral Commission of Kenya: (''Registration centres by electoral area and constituency'' )〕
== Etymology ==
The original word for this town (Used by many people to-date)was Mucakuthi. The founding chief's name was Gutu (Kikuyu word for Ear). This location was named Gutu's which later with effort of the Gichugu Dialect changed to the modern Kutus. This is to go in line with the English show of possession by 's. Thus Kutus- belonging to Gutu. The English version would have been Gutu's.
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