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Communes of Benin


The departments of Benin are subdivided into 77 communes, which in turn are divided into arrondissements and finally into villages or city districts. Prior to 1999 provinces were broken down into 84 districts, titled either urban or rural. Before independence, the six provinces were subdivided into Cercles, cantons, préfectures and villages or towns.[1]


The communes are listed below, by department:




Contents






  • 1 Alibori


  • 2 Atakora


  • 3 Atlantique


  • 4 Borgou


  • 5 Collines


  • 6 Donga


  • 7 Kouffo


  • 8 Littoral


  • 9 Mono


  • 10 Ouémé


  • 11 Plateau


  • 12 Zou


  • 13 References


  • 14 Sources






Alibori




Communes of Alibori.



  1. Banikoara

  2. Gogounou

  3. Kandi

  4. Karimama

  5. Malanville

  6. Segbana




Atakora




Communes of Atakora.



  1. Boukoumbé

  2. Cobly

  3. Kérou

  4. Kouandé

  5. Matéri

  6. Natitingou

  7. Pehonko

  8. Tanguiéta

  9. Toucountouna




Atlantique




Communes of Atlantique.



  1. Abomey-Calavi

  2. Allada

  3. Kpomassè

  4. Ouidah

  5. Sô-Ava

  6. Toffo

  7. Tori-Bossito

  8. Zè




Borgou




Communes of Borgou.



  1. Bembèrèkè

  2. Kalalé

  3. N'Dali

  4. Nikki

  5. Parakou

  6. Pèrèrè

  7. Sinendé

  8. Tchaourou




Collines




Communes of Collines.



  1. Bantè

  2. Dassa-Zoumè

  3. Glazoué

  4. Ouèssè

  5. Savalou

  6. Savé




Donga




Communes of Donga.



  1. Bassila

  2. Copargo

  3. Djougou Rural

  4. Djougou Urban

  5. Ouaké




Kouffo




Communes of Kouffo.



  1. Aplahoué

  2. Djakotomey

  3. Klouékanmè

  4. Lalo

  5. Toviklin

  6. Dogbo-Tota




Littoral




Communes of Littoral.


  1. Cotonou



Mono




Communes of Mono.



  1. Athiémé

  2. Bopa

  3. Comé

  4. Grand-Popo

  5. Houéyogbé

  6. Lokossa




Ouémé




Communes of Ouémé.



  1. Adjarra

  2. Adjohoun

  3. Aguégués

  4. Akpro-Missérété

  5. Avrankou

  6. Bonou

  7. Dangbo

  8. Porto Novo

  9. Sèmè-Kpodji




Plateau




Communes of Plateau.



  1. Ifangni

  2. Adja-Ouèrè

  3. Kétou

  4. Pobé

  5. Sakété




Zou




Communes of Zou.



  1. Abomey

  2. Agbangnizoun

  3. Bohicon

  4. Cové

  5. Djidja

  6. Ouinhi

  7. Za-Kpota

  8. Zangnanado

  9. Zogbodomey




References





  1. ^ statoids




Sources




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  • http://www.ambassade-benin.org/article20.html (French)










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