Departments of Mauritania

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The Regions of Mauritania are subdivided into 44 departments. The departments are listed below, by region:

Contents 1 Adrar Region 2 Assaba Region 3 Brakna Region 4 Dakhlet Nouadhibou Region 5 Gorgol Region 6 Guidimaka Region 7 Hodh Ech Chargui Region 8 Hodh El Gharbi Region 9 Inchiri Region 10 Nouakchott Region 11 Tagant Region 12 Tiris Zemmour Region 13 Trarza Region 14 See also

[edit] Adrar Region

• Aoujeft
• Atar
• Chinguetti

[edit] Assaba Region

• Aftout
• Boumdeid
• Guerou
• Kankossa
• Kiffa

[edit] Brakna Region

• Aleg
• Bababe
• Boghe
• M'Bagne
• Magta-Lahjar

[edit] Dakhlet Nouadhibou Region

• Nouadhibou

[edit] Gorgol Region

• Kaedi
• M'Bout
• Maghama
• Monguel

[edit] Guidimaka Region

• Ould Yenge
• Selibaby

[edit] Hodh Ech Chargui Region

• Amourj
• Bassikounou
• Djigueni
• Nema
• Oualata
• Timbedra

[edit] Hodh El Gharbi Region

• Ayoun el Atrous
• Kobenni
• Tamchekket
• Tintane

[edit] Inchiri Region

• Akjoujt

[edit] Nouakchott Region

• Nouakchott

[edit] Tagant Region

• Moudjeria
• Tichit
• Tidjikja

[edit] Tiris Zemmour Region

• Bir Mogrein
• F'Derik
• Zouerate

[edit] Trarza Region

• Boutilimit
• Keur Massene
• Mederdra
• Ouad Naga
• R'Kiz
• Rosso

[edit] See also

Regions of Mauritania