Departments of Gabon

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Gabon is divided into thirty-seven departments. The departments are listed below, by province (capitals in parentheses):

Contents 1 Estuaire Province 2 Haut-Ogooué Province 3 Moyen-Ogooué Province 4 Ngounié Province 5 Nyanga Province 6 Ogooué-Ivindo Province 7 Ogooué-Lolo Province 8 Ogooué-Maritime Province 9 Woleu-Ntem Province 10 See also

[edit] Estuaire Province

13. Komo (Kango)
14. Komo-Mondah (Ntoum)
28. Noya (Cocobeach)

[edit] Haut-Ogooué Province

15. Leconi-Djoue (Akieni)
16. Lekoko (Bakoumba)
17. Leboumbi-Leyou (Moanda)
24. Mpassa (Franceville)
33. Plateaux (Leconi)
34. Sebe-Brikolo (Okondja)

[edit] Moyen-Ogooué Province

1. Abanga-Bigne (Ndjole)
30. Ogooue et des Lacs (Lambarene)

[edit] Ngounié Province

4. Boumi-Louetsi (Mbigou)
5. Dola (Ndende)
7. Douya-Onoy (Mouila)
21. Louetsi-Wano (Lebamba)
26. Ndolou (Mandji)
31. Ogoulou (Mimongo)
35. Tsamba-Magotsi (Fougamou)

[edit] Nyanga Province

2.Basse-Banio (Mayumba)
6. Douigni (Moabi)
11. Haute-Banio (Minvoul)
22. Mougoutsi (Tchibanga)

[edit] Ogooué-Ivindo Province

12. Ivindo (Makokou)
20. Lope (Booue)
25. Mvoung (Ovan)
37. Zadie (Mekambo)

[edit] Ogooué-Lolo Province

18. Lolo-Bouenguidi (Koulamoutou)
19. Lombo-Bouenguidi (Pana)
23. Mouloundou (Lastoursville)

[edit] Ogooué-Maritime Province

3. Bendje (Port-Gentil)
8. Etimboue (Omboue)
27. Ndougou (Gamba)

[edit] Woleu-Ntem Province

9. Haut-Komo (Ndindi)
10. Haut-Ntem (Medouneu)
29. Ntem (Bitam)
32. Okano (Mitzic)
36. Woleu (Oyem)

[edit] See also

Provinces of Gabon