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Comin-Yanga is a department or commune of Koulpélogo Province in eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Comin-Yanga . According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 36,432 [1].
[edit] Towns and villages
- Comin-Yanga (5 373 habitants) (capital)
- Baglenga (271 habitants)
- Balboudi (438 habitants)
- Bangoghin (350 habitants)
- Coewinga (463 habitants)
- Dogtenga (2 721 habitants)
- Gagare (1 672 habitants)
- Gaonghin (438 habitants)
- Kakati (1 611 habitants)
- Kamdiokin (1 051 habitants)
- Karme (123 habitants)
- Kiougou-Doure (729 habitants)
- Kiougou-Kandaga (1 673 habitants)
- Kiougou-Namounou (182 habitants)
- Kisbouga (1 013 habitants)
- Kohogo (1 918 habitants)
- Kohogo-Peulh (61 habitants)
- Kolanga (450 habitants)
- Konzeogo-Bangane (153 habitants)
- Konzeogo-Sambila (1 294 habitants)
- Konzeogo-Yalgo (389 habitants)
- Lamiougou (1 720 habitants)
- Moaga (153 habitants)
- Pilede (430 habitants)
- Pognankoudougou-Rabogo (199 habitants)
- Sabrado (1 038 habitants)
- Sakango (1 690 habitants)
- Sakidissi (237 habitants)
- Sougoudi (276 habitants)
- Tanziega (147 habitants)
- Tire (383 habitants)
- Vohogdin (5 800 habitants)
- Youtenga (484 habitants)
- Zonghin (1 502 habitants)
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