Dakiri

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Dakiri
Dakiri Location in Burkina Faso
Coordinates: 13°18′N 0°15′W / 13.300°N 0.250°W / 13.300; -0.250Coordinates: 13°18′N 0°15′W / 13.300°N 0.250°W / 13.300; -0.250
Country	Burkina Faso
Region	Est Region
Province	Gnagna Province
Department	Manni Department
Population (2005 est.)
• Total	1,261

Dakiri is a town in the Manni Department of Gnagna Province in eastern Burkina Faso. The town has a population of 1,261.^[1]

References

↑ Burkinabé government inforoute communale

External links

Satellite map at Maplandia.com

v t e Gnagna Province

Capital: Bogandé

Bilanga Department	Bilanga Balamanou Banga Bartiboagou Benhourgou Bilamperga Bilamperga-Peulh Bilanga-Peulh Bilanga-Yanga Bilanga-Yanga Peulh Botou Bossongri Boungou Bourpangou Cissa Dipienga Diamdiara Diankoudoungou Diapoadougou Diamdoari Diela Dola Doundougou Fétary Garpieni Guinoama Gomonsgou Gninsonguin Hartery Harboungou Karbani Kabaré Kiryomdéni Kogodou Koguina Kolonkomi Koulmasga Moadéga Moaka Nagniangou Ougarou Paparcé Papayenga (Diambanga) Pantanloana Piaga Pissi Pognankanré Sabra Sagadou Saougou Sebga Sékouantou Soultenga Tampédou Tampiokin Tanibiaga Thimborgou Tiapaga Tiguili Tindané Tobou Tobou-Peulh Tohogodou Yacabé Yassoumbaga Yougpangou Yougpankoudougou

Bogandé Department	Bogandé Babri Banikidi Benfoaka Boukouin Dapili Dionfirga Gnimpiendi Gorgouin Guitanga Hinga Kankalsi Kierguin Kodjoani-kankalsi Kodjoani-léoura Kohoura Komboassi Komoassi Komonga Kossougoudou Kottia Léoura Léoura-Corga Nagaré Namountergou Nindangou Ognoadéni Ouadangou Ouapassi Samou Samou-Folga Samou-Gabondi Samou-Mama Sorgha Tanlomo Thiargou Thiéry

Coalla Department	Coalla Baka Bamasgou Bambrigoani Bampouringa Bani Banidjoari Bombontiangou Boudabga Boukargou Boula Darsalam Diagourou Diankongou Didiemba Dielkou Doyana Fantiangou Ganta Gnimpiema Goulmodjo Goundou Kierga Kontiandi Lamoana Mossadéni Neiba Poka Samboandi Santiari Soula Takou Tankori Thiongori Thiouré Tihandéni Tindangou Yassougou

Liptougou Department	Liptougou Bambilaré Bantienima Bonsiega Dadounga Dinalaye Djibali Djoari Fouga Gabondi Kodjéna Kokou Lontakoani Nadouonou Nagnoagou Nalenga Nassourgou Ouaboidi Pintiagou Souloungou Tambiga Tantiaka Tolepsi Touolongou

Manni Department	Manni Balemba Bantouankpéba Bangaye Barhiaga Bombonyenga Boudangou Boulyendé Boungou Folgou Boungou Natimsa Bourgou Dabesma Dakiri Dassari Dayédé Gongorgou Gori Kamissi Kankantchiaga Karamama Koadaba Komona Komboassi Koulfo Kouriga Lahama Lampiadi Lanyabidi Lipaka Liougou Loagré Madori Malioma Margou Mopienga Nagbingou Nakouri Obadé Obdaga Pognamadéni Pougdiari Samboandi Siédougou Tambifoagou Tambidi Toabré Tomonga Turmaye Yarba Yarba-Lampiadi

Piéla Department	Piéla Badalgou Banoassi Bouskomi Dabesma Dabilgou Diabatou Djoari Dorongou Doyana Gaboassi Gori Guimboari Kalari Kalembaogo Kankalsi Karimama Kongaye Korindiaka Korongou Kotouri Kouri Langnoassi Margou Marmiga Nakodou Nalongou Namagdou Namoungou Noali Sorgou Souroungou Tangaye Tiabdou Tiongo-Lampiadi Tiongo-Pani Tiongo-Pori Tougoudadou

Thion Department	Thion Balamba Bangaye Bangayéni Banogo Bogoumissi Bossongri Diaka Dimkoura Dioro Dioro-Folgou Doyana Folbombouga Folbongou Folgou Gnindi Harga Koulbila Lalguin Laranga Lelcom Monlori Morèm Nawèga Sékoussi Siéssin Tamièla Tipoli

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