Namibia has 13 political regions, with 107 constituencies. Superimposed on some of these geopolitical boundaries, are the traditional authorities, usually headed by a chief. Today, there are 42 officially recognized traditional authorities in the country, scattered in all regions. Whereas regional and constituency boundaries are well documented in official records, there is a dearth of boundaries pertaining to traditional authorities. The Ministry of Lands and Resettlement, being the national custodian of state land in particular, recognized the need for such a survey and approached GTZ for funding in this regard. This study is thus a response to that call. It was designed to survey and map boundaries of all recognized traditional authorities in Namibia, along with areas under which respective land boards operate.