Mangodara Department
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| Country |  Burkina Faso |
| Province | Comoé Province |
| Population (1996) | |
| • Total | 44,444 |
| Time zone | GMT 0 (UTC+0) |
Mangodara is a department or commune of Comoé Province in southern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Mangodara. According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 44,444.[1]
[edit] Towns and villages
- Mangodara (5 000 inhabitants) (capital)
- Banakelesso (197 inhabitants)
- Bondokoro-Dioula (163 inhabitants)
- Bondokoro-Dogosse (1 172 inhabitants)
- Bounouba (1 191 inhabitants)
- Dabokiri (99 inhabitants)
- Dandougou (1 269 inhabitants)
- Diaradougou (1 548 inhabitants)
- Diarakorosso (1 572 inhabitants)
- Diaya (960 inhabitants)
- Diomanidougou (239 inhabitants)
- Farakorosso (3 215 inhabitants)
- Ganso (756 inhabitants)
- Gnaminadougou (227 inhabitants)
- Gontiedougou (1 499 inhabitants)
- Kando (141 inhabitants)
- Koflande (2 828 inhabitants)
- Larabin (584 inhabitants)
- Linguekoro (1 177 inhabitants)
- Logogniegue (1 140 inhabitants)
- Madiasso (3 246 inhabitants)
- Massade–Yirikoro (348 inhabitants)
- Mouroukoudougou (704 inhabitants)
- Niamango (544 inhabitants)
- Niambrigo (964 inhabitants)
- Nerekorosso (285 inhabitants)
- Noumoutiedougou (2 625 inhabitants)
- Sakedougou (119 inhabitants)
- Sirakoro (804 inhabitants)
- Sokoura I (1 220 inhabitants)
- Sokoura II (1 611 inhabitants)
- Tiebata (949 inhabitants)
- Tomikorosso (464 inhabitants)
- Torandougou (1 449 inhabitants)
- Touroukoro (4 135 inhabitants)
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