Gon, Burkina Faso

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Gon, Burkina Faso
Country	Burkina Faso
Region	Centre-Est Region
Province	Boulgou Province
Department	Zabré Department
Population (2005 est.)
• Total	810

Gon, Burkina Faso is a village in the Zabré Department of Boulgou Province in south-eastern Burkina Faso. As of 2005, the village has a population of 810.^[1]

References

↑ Burkinabé government inforoute communale

v t e Boulgou Province

Capital: Tenkodogo

Bagré Department	Bagré Town Bagré Village Boakla Dirlakou Goudayere Guingale Sangaboule Yambo Zabo

Bané Department	Bané Bantougri Boumbin Dabaré Dattou Douré Gomin Hortougou Karema Koabgtenga Léré Naï Nazé Ouâda Oumnoghin Patin Soadin Toabin Zougbilin

Béguédo Department	Béguédo Beguedo Peulh Diarra Fingla

Bissiga Department	Bissiga Barwagdin Belemkangrin Benna Bissiga-Yarcé Donsin Gambaaga Godin Gounghin-Grand Gounghin-Petit Kankaraboguin Koubéogo Kinzéonguin Koulbako Koutiama Pissalin Poestenga Sannabin Siraboguin Syalguin Tikanré Zamboundi Zankougdo

Bittou Department	Bittou Bekoure Belayerla Bourzoaga Dema Fottigue Garanga Gnangdin Kankamogre Kankamogre-Peulh Kanyire Kodemzoaga Komtenga Largue Loaba Loaba-Peulh Mogande Mogande-Peulh Mogomnore Nianle Nohao Sangabouli Sawenga Tiba Zambanega Zampa Zekeze

Boussouma Department	Boussouma Bangagou Batto Boussouma-Peulh Dango Dierma Koumbore Lengha Lengha-Peulh Massougou Nonka Ouazi Saaba Saregou Tengsoba Zabga

Garango Department	Garango Bangoula Belgue Dissiam Gogoma Kombinatenga Lergho Ouaregou Ouaregou-Peulh Sanogho Sanogho-Peulh Siguinvousse Torla, Burkina Faso Zigla-Koulpele Zigla-Polace

Komtoèga Department	Komtoèga Dega Goghin Goulanda Komtoega-Peulh Pissy Samsagbo Toece Yaganse Yelboulga Zoumtoega Womzougou Yaoghin

Niaogho Department	Niaogho Bassindingo Gozi Ibogo Niarba Tengsoba Sondogo Niaogho-Peulh

Tenkodogo Department	Tenkodogo Bado Baleme Bampela Basbedo Baskoure Bassare Belce Bidiga Bissiga De Gando Boura Cella Cella De Loanga Daze Donsene Donsene-Yarce Doubguin-Ouantanghin Doure Gando I Gando II Gambaghin Gaskom Gouni-Peulh Guella Kabri Kampoaga Kassougou Koama Kokoaga-Ouest Kou Koughin Koknoghin Labretenga Lebce Leda Loanga Loanga Peulh Loukou Loukou-Peulh Malenga-Nagsore Malenga-Yarce Milla Moaga Naba-Sougdin Nama Ningare Ouamne Ouanagou Oueguedo Oueguedo-Peulh Oueguedo-Yarce Oueloghin Ounzeogo Ounzeogo-Peulh Ourema Piougou Piroukou Pouswaka Pouswaka-Peulh Sabtenga Sago Sampa Sassema Sassema-Peulh Sebretenga Sebretenga De Godin Sigriyaoghin Silmiougou Sone Sorbin Soumagou Tenonghin Tenonghin-Peulh Tisselin Tisselin-Yarce Teodoure Toghin Vag-Vaguin Zabatorla Zaka Zandoubre Zano Zeke Zoromdougou

Zabré Department	Zabré Bangou Barganse Barganse Peulh Bassintare Beka Beka Zourma Bissaya Benya Kipala Bougre De Youga Bougreboko Bourma Doun Gassougou Gonse Guirmogo Mangagou Moende Sambaregou Sampema Songo Toubissa Wanda Wangala Wilgo Yoroko Youkouka Youngou Zihoun Zourma Soussoula Youga-Peulh Gon Benya-Peulh Gourgou-Samandi Sihoun Zakare Sig-Noghin Youga Sangou Yoroko-Peulh Yokouma Youngou-Peulh

Zoaga Department	Zoaga Bingo Bougre De Zoaga Bourma De Zoaga Dawega Koukoadore Mong-Naba Pakoungou Pargou Tabissi Zame Zerboko Zoaga-Peulh Zoaga-Yarce

Zonsé Department	Zonsé Boutaya Diarra-Betongo Diella Dimvousse Gnekouneta Guiemssim Kareta Korgoreya Koungou Kourga Landre Litaya Mangare Ponga Possodo Samprabissa Sangou-Nazela Saoupo Soboya Soper Yerba-Peulh Yergoya

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