Soudougui Department
Soudougui is a department or commune of Koulpélogo Province in eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Soudougui. According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 48,028.[1]
Soudougui | |
|---|---|
Department | |
 Soudougui Department location in the province | |
| Country |  |
| Province | Koulpélogo Province |
| Population (1996) | |
| • Total | 48,028 |
| Time zone | UTC+0 (GMT 0) |
Towns and villages
- Soudougui (2 456 inhabitants) (capital)
- Bagmoussa (1 024 inhabitants)
- Boudangou (4 995 inhabitants)
- Boudou (816 inhabitants)
- Diakarga (1 643 inhabitants)
- Diakarga-Peulh (561 inhabitants)
- Dienbende (3 376 inhabitants)
- Dienbende–Diori (978 inhabitants)
- Kamse (1 892 inhabitants)
- Kandaghin (520 inhabitants)
- Kianghin (498 inhabitants)
- Koadjidjoal (169 inhabitants)
- Konianwende (383 inhabitants)
- Koudiorgou (1 516 inhabitants)
- Koulpalga (874 inhabitants)
- Koulsonde (1 600 inhabitants)
- Koultianga (1 117 inhabitants)
- Konyelenbere (307 inhabitants)
- Modaogo (2 450 inhabitants)
- Nabangou (1 155 inhabitants)
- Naloanga (1 047 inhabitants)
- Napade (2 804 inhabitants)
- Napiga (427 inhabitants)
- Noulibouli (388 inhabitants)
- Pilogre (720 inhabitants)
- Sandiaba (1 248 inhabitants)
- Sisse (451 inhabitants)
- Sitipiga (1 432 inhabitants)
- Sologo (1 247 inhabitants)
- Soudoubila (1 591 inhabitants)
- Vilianga-Gourma (1 113 inhabitants)
- Vilianga-Mossi (2 383 inhabitants)
- Waidjoaga (1 474 inhabitants)
- Waidjoaga-Peulh (302 inhabitants)
- Yoabghin (1 371 inhabitants)
- Youanga (212 inhabitants)
- Zongo (674 inhabitants)
- Zoungou-Peulh (107 inhabitants)
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References
- Burkinabé government inforoute communale Archived 2008-01-24 at the Wayback Machine
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