Diabo Department

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Diabo
Gourma departments.png
Diabo Department location in the province
Country Flag of Burkina Faso.svg  Burkina Faso
Province Gourma Province
Area
  Total261.4 sq mi (677.1 km2)
Population
 (2019 census)
  Total57,463
  Density220/sq mi (85/km2)
Time zone UTC+0 (GMT 0)

Diabo is a department or commune of Gourma Province in north-eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Diabo. [1]

Towns and villages

  • Diabo (Chef-lieu)
  • Bagatenga
  • Benkoko
  • Boudierghin
  • Boulgatenga
  • Bouloumbougdi
  • Boulyoghin
  • Bouri
  • Combemgogo
  • Daboadin
  • Dazouri
  • Dianga
  • Diapangou-Peulh
  • Diogbakin
  • Gninboadin-Diabo
  • Guilgin
  • Kiabga
  • Kalbekin
  • Kamona
  • Kandaga
  • Kanhomé
  • Koulpissi
  • Koulwoko
  • Kouriogin
  • Lantaogo
  • Lantaogo-Tamassogo
  • Lanti
  • Lorgho
  • Louloubtenga
  • Maouda
  • Mocomtore
  • Nabi-Raogo
  • Nintenga
  • Ouavoussé
  • Piga
  • Pikoinsé
  • Pissalboré
  • Pisseguédin
  • Pitenga
  • Pizonguin
  • Pohemtenga
  • Saatenga
  • Sabioken
  • Sanéwabo
  • Sanéwabo-Yarcé
  • Seiga
  • Silmitenga
  • Tamkoursi
  • Tampanga
  • Tangandé
  • Tangaye
  • Tanlallé
  • Tansouka
  • Tanziéga
  • Tiabga
  • Tiabtamassogo
  • Yantenga
  • Yanwéga
  • Yarcétenga
  • Zamsé
  • Zanré
  • Zecca
  • Ziella
  • Zinknabbin
  • Zonatenga

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