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Gounghin is a department or commune of Kouritenga Province in eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Gounghin . According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 34,850[1].
[edit] Towns and villages
- Gounghin (5 767 habitants) (capital)
- Balgo-Zaoce (1 099 habitants)
- Belembaoghin (514 habitants)
- Belemboulghin (1 104 habitants)
- Bilanghin (686 habitants)
- Bonsin-Dagoule (1 490 habitants)
- Boundoudoum-Zougo (622 habitants)
- Dagbilin (668 habitants)
- Dakonsin (733 habitants)
- Dapelgo (924 habitants)
- Dimistenga (1 722 habitants)
- Donsin (638 habitants)
- Douamtenga (728 habitants)
- Gandeongo-Bogodin (1 191 habitants)
- Godin (389 habitants)
- Gounghin (1 059 habitants)
- Kabèga (975 habitants)
- Kabèga-Peulh (80 habitants)
- Kiegtougdou (265 habitants)
- Koabdin (750 habitants)
- Kontaga (478 habitants)
- Kougdo (878 habitants)
- Lezotenga (2 004 habitants)
- Mendrin-Tountoghin (283 habitants)
- Milimtenga (152 habitants)
- Mossi-Balgo (253 habitants)
- Nalanghin (390 habitants)
- Namoukouka (928 habitants)
- Niongretenga (1 247 habitants)
- Nioughin (954 habitants)
- Nondo (397 habitants)
- Nougbini (256 habitants)
- Ouédogo-Bokin (1 463 habitants)
- Oueffin (846 habitants)
- Pilorghin (965 habitants)
- Pissi-Zaoce (1 797 habitants)
- Sampaongo (1 699 habitants)
- Sankouissi (230 habitants)
- Sitenga (459 habitants)
- Teyogodin (1 682 habitants)
- Wenibankin (412 habitants)
- Wobzoughin (384 habitants)
- Yarkanré (995 habitants)
- Zaka (461 habitants)
[edit] References
Burkina Faso
