Itaoré

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Itaoré
Country	Burkina Faso
Region	Centre-Ouest Region
Province	Boulkiemdé Province
Department	Nandiala Department
Population (2005)
• Total	1,988
Time zone	GMT 0 (UTC+0)

Itaoré is a town in the Nandiala Department of Boulkiemdé Province in central western Burkina Faso. It has a population of 1,988.^[1]

References

↑ Burkinabé government inforoute communale

v t e Boulkiemdé Province

Capital: Koudougou

Bingo Department	Bingo Bisraaga Guillé Kaligri Koanga Koulgorin Sâ Sapelo Silgo Tanghin Villa Zékemzougou

Imasgho Department	Imasgho Danierma Kanyalé Lounga Ouéra Rana

Kindi Department	Kindi Koné Manéviré Masséré Nassoulou Zerkoum

Kokologho Department	Kokologho Basziri Douré Goulouré Koulnatenga Manega Nidaga Pitmoaga Sakoinsé Sam

Koudougou Department	Koudougou Boulsin Doulou Gninga Godin-Oualogtinga Kamedji Kikigogo Kolgrogogo Lattou Nayalgué Péyiri Saria Sigoghin Toêga Tiogo Mossi Villy

Nandiala Department	Nandiala Baoguin Gouim Gourongo Gourcy Itaoré Kaoncé Rihalo Silmissin Somé Tibrela

Nanoro Department	Nanoro Basziri Boulpon Dacissé Godo Goulouré Gouroumbila Kokolo Nazoanga Poéssi Séguédin Sittaon Soala Soum Simidin

Pella Department	Pella Babouli Daboala Goala Godo Kandaga Kirguilounga Nabziniguima Pelbilin Sarana Somassi

Poa Department	Poa Gogo Loaga Moungounissi Niangdo Noéssin Ralo Sogpelcé Yaoguin Yargo-Yarcés

Ramongo Department	Ramongo Bayandi Nabyiri Bayandi Palogo Bayandi Tanguin Bouloum Nabyiri Kabinou Kamsi Kolonkandé Koukinkuilga Ramongo-Tanguin Ramonkodogo Salbisgo-Dapoya Salgisgo-Itaoré Yagoam

Sabou Department	Sabou Bourou Godé Ipendo Koupéla Nabadogo Nadiolo Namaneguema Nariou Nibagdo Ouézindougou Sarana Savili Tanghin-Wobdo

Siglé Department	Siglé Balogho Bologo Boukou Dacissé Daurnogomdé Kouria Lallé Makoula Nafougo Palagré Palilgogo Séguédin Semtenga Temnaoré Tia Tio Yargo

Soaw Department	Soaw Bokin Kalwaka Kolokom Mongdin Poéssé Séguédin Zoétgomdé

Sourgou Department	Sourgou Guirgo Kougsin Lâ Ouoro Rogho

Thyou Department	Thyou Boutoko Goumogo Kamsé Moukouan Sogpelcé Soula Tatyou Vella Bangré

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