Regions of Ivory Coast
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The regions of Ivory Coast (French: régions de Côte d'Ivoire) are the second-level subdivisions of Ivory Coast (Côte d'Ivoire), after the districts. The fourteen districts (of which two autonomous) and thirty-one regions are listed below,[1] with their populations at the 15 May 2014 Census (provisional results).[2]
District | District capital | Region | Regional capital | Population Census 2014 |
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Abidjan (autonomous city) |
— | — | — | 4,707,404 |
Yamoussoukro (autonomous city) | — | — | — | 355,573 |
Lacs | Dimbokro | N’zi | Dimbokro | 247,578 |
Iffou | Daoukro | 311,642 | ||
Bélier | Toumodi | 346,768 | ||
Moronou | Bongouanou | 352,616 | ||
Comoé | Abengourou | Indénié-Djuablin | Abengourou | 560,432 |
Sud-Comoé | Aboisso | 642,620 | ||
Denguélé | Odienné | Folon | Minignan | 96,415 |
Kabadougou | Odienné | 193,364 | ||
Gôh-Djiboua | Gagnoa | Gôh | Gagnoa | 876,117 |
Lôh-Djiboua | Divo | 729,169 | ||
Lagunes | Dabou | Agnéby-Tiassa | Agboville | 606,852 |
Mé | Adzopé | 514,700 | ||
Grands Ponts | Dabou | 356,495 | ||
Montagnes | Man | Tonkpi | Man | 992,564 |
Cavally | Guiglo | 459,964 | ||
Guémon | Duékoué | 919,392 | ||
Sassandra-Marahoué | Daloa | Haut-Sassandra | Daloa | 1,430,960 |
Marahoué | Bouaflé | 862,344 | ||
Savanes | Korhogo | Poro | Korhogo | 763,852 |
Tchologo | Ferkessédougou | 467,958 | ||
Bagoué | Boundiali | 375,687 | ||
Bas-Sassandra | San-Pédro | Nawa | Soubré | 1,053,084 |
San-Pédro | San-Pédro | 826,666 | ||
Gbôklé | Sassandra | 400,798 | ||
Vallée du Bandama | Bouaké | Hambol | Katiola | 429,977 |
Gbêkê | Bouaké | 1,010,849 | ||
Woroba | Séguéla | Béré | Mankono | 389,758 |
Bafing | Touba | 183,047 | ||
Worodougou | Séguéla | 272,334 | ||
Zanzan | Bondoukou | Bounkani | Bouna | 267,167 |
Gontougo | Bondoukou | 667,185 |
Regions before 2011
Before a reorganization in 2011, the regions were the first-level subdivisions of Ivory Coast. The nineteen regions then in existence (there are now 31, as listed above) were as follows:[3]
- Agnéby
- Bafing
- Bas-Sassandra
- Denguélé
- Dix-Huit Montagnes
- Fromager
- Haut-Sassandra
- Lacs
- Lagunes
- Marahoué
- Moyen-Cavally
- Moyen-Comoé
- N'zi-Comoé
- Savanes
- Sud-Bandama
- Sud-Comoé
- Vallée du Bandama
- Worodougou
- Zanzan
The regions were further divided into departments.
See also
References
- ↑ Districts of Côte d'Ivoire at statoids.com
- ↑ Institut National de la Statistique, Cote d'Ivoire.
- ↑ Regions of Côte d'Ivoire at statoids.com
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