Douékiré

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Douékiré
Commune and village
Douékiré Location in Mali
Coordinates: 16°34′25″N 3°22′19″W / 16.57361°N 3.37194°W / 16.57361; -3.37194Coordinates: 16°34′25″N 3°22′19″W / 16.57361°N 3.37194°W / 16.57361; -3.37194
Country	Mali
Region	Tombouctou Region
Cercle	Goundam Cercle
Area
• Total	1,422 km² (549 sq mi)
Population (2009 census)^[1]
• Total	17,401
• Density	12/km² (32/sq mi)
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)

Douékiré is a village and commune of the Cercle of Goudam in the Tombouctou Region of Mali.

References

↑ Resultats Provisoires RGPH 2009 (Région de Tombouctou) (in French), République de Mali: Institut National de la Statistique .

Plan de Sécurite Alimentaire Commune Rurale de Douékiré 2006-2010 (in French), Commissariat à la Sécurité Alimentaire, République du Mali, USAID-Mali, 2006 . This document gives the area of the commune as 4,500 km².

v t e Communes and towns of the Tombouctou Region

Capital: Timbuktu

Diré Cercle	Diré (Diré) Binga (Sarakoira) Arham (Arham) Bourem Sidi Amar (Bourem Sidi Amar) Dangha (Dangha) Garbakoïra (Garbakoïra) Haibongo (Haibongo) Kirchamba (Kirchamba) Kondi (Kondi) Sareyamou (Sareyamou) Tienkour (Tienkour) Tindirma (Tindirma) Tinguereguif (Gari)

Goundam Cercle	Goundam (Goundam) Alzounoub (Sonima) Bintagoungou (Bintagoungou) Douekire (Douekire) Adarmalane (Adarmalane) Gargando (Gargando) Issa Bery (Toucabangou) Kaneye (Kaneye) Doukouria (Doukouria) M'Bouna (M'Bouna) Tilemsi (Kel Malha) Tele (Hangabéra) Essakane (Essakane) Raz El Ma (Raz El Ma) Tin Aicha (Tin Aicha) Tonka (Tonka)

Gourma-Rharous Cercle	Gourma-Rharous (Gourma-Rharous) Bambara Maoudé (Bambara Maoudé) Banikane (Banikane) Gossi (Gossi) Haribomo (Daka Fifo) Inadiatafane (Inadiatafane) Ouinerden (Adiora) Hanzakoma (Minkiri) Séréré (Madiakoye)

Niafunké Cercle	Soboundou (Niafunké) Banikane Narhawa (Banikane) Koumaira (Koumaira) Léré (Léré) Dianke (Dianke) N'Gorkou (N'Gorkou) Fittouga (Saraféré) Soumpi (Soumpi)

Timbuktu Cercle	Tombouctou (Tombouctou) Lafia (Aglal) Alafia (Toya) Ber (Ber) Bourem-Inaly (Bourem-Inaly) Salam (Agouni)

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