Ziniaré Department

Ziniaré
Department

Ziniaré Department's location in the province
Country  Burkina Faso
Province Oubritenga Province
Population (1996)
 • Total 55,852
Time zone UTC+0 (GMT 0)

Ziniaré is a department or commune of Oubritenga Province in northern-central Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Ziniaré. According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 55,852.[1]

Towns and villages

  • Ziniaré (13,595 inhabitants) (capital)
  • Badnogo (515)
  • Bagadogo (1,022)
  • Basbedo (939)
  • Barkuitenga (1,529)
  • Barkoudouba (859)
  • Betta (1,265)
  • Bissiga Peulh (144)
  • Boalin (580)
  • Boulba (748)
  • Gam-Silimimossé (800)
  • Gombogo (642)
  • Gombogo-Peulh (188)
  • Gonsé (210)
  • Gondogo Tandaaga (853)
  • Gombogo (1,645)
  • Ipala (1,417)
  • Kartenga (811)
  • Koada-Yarcé (483)
  • Koassanga (2,551)
  • Kolgondiessé (477)
  • Koulgandogo (239)
  • Koulgando-peulh (195)
  • Ladwenda (873)
  • Laongo-yanga (972)
  • Matté (906)
  • Moutti (1,200)
  • Moyargo (618)
  • Nabitenga (636)
  • Nakamtenga I (749)
  • Nakamtenga II (700)
  • Namassa (1,105)
  • Napamboubou-saalin (415)
  • Ouagatenga (515)
  • Oubri-Yaoghin (1,465)
  • Pilaga peulh (479)
  • Rassempoughin (201)
  • Sawana (2,095)
  • Songpélcé (2,357)
  • Tanghin-Gombogo (917)
  • Tanghin Goudry (528)
  • Tamassa (307)
  • Tamissi (959)
  • Tambogo Peulh (226)
  • Tampougtenga (1,007)
  • Tanpoko Peulh (295)
  • Taonsgo (1,609)
  • Tibin (619)
  • Ziga (2,392)

References

  1. ↑ Burkinabé government inforoute communale Archived January 24, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.

Coordinates: 12°34′56″N 1°17′54″W / 12.58222°N 1.29833°W / 12.58222; -1.29833

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