Saraféré

Saraféré
Village
Saraféré Location in Mali
Coordinates: 15°49′22″N 3°41′55″W / 15.82278°N 3.69861°W / 15.82278; -3.69861Coordinates: 15°49′22″N 3°41′55″W / 15.82278°N 3.69861°W / 15.82278; -3.69861
Country	Mali
Region	Tombouctou Region
Cercle	Niafunke Cercle
Commune	Fittouga
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)

Saraféré is a village and seat of the commune of Fittouga in the Cercle of Niafunke in the Tombouctou Region of Mali.^[1] The village lies on the Barra-Issa, one of the branches of the Niger River in the Inner Niger Delta.

Visit by Edmond Fortier

The French photographer, Edmond Fortier, visited the village in 1905-1906 and published a series of postcards.

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  View of the village
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  Street market
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  Building a pirogue
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  Two women

References

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Communes and towns of the Tombouctou Region
Capital: Timbuktu
Diré Cercle	Diré (Diré) Binga (Sarakoira) Arham (Arham) Bourem Sidi Amar (Bourem Sidi Amar) Dangha (Dangha) Garbakoïra (Garbakoïra) Haibongo (Haibongo) Kirchamba (Kirchamba) Kondi (Kondi) Sareyamou (Sareyamou) Tienkour (Tienkour) Tindirma (Tindirma) Tinguereguif (Gari)
Goundam Cercle	Goundam (Goundam) Alzounoub (Sonima) Bintagoungou (Bintagoungou) Douekire (Douekire) Adarmalane (Adarmalane) Gargando (Gargando) Issa Bery (Toucabangou) Kaneye (Kaneye) Doukouria (Doukouria) M'Bouna (M'Bouna) Tilemsi (Kel Malha) Tele (Hangabéra) Essakane (Essakane) Raz El Ma (Raz El Ma) Tin Aicha (Tin Aicha) Tonka (Tonka)
Gourma-Rharous Cercle	Gourma-Rharous (Gourma-Rharous) Bambara Maoudé (Bambara Maoudé) Banikane (Banikane) Gossi (Gossi) Haribomo (Daka Fifo) Inadiatafane (Inadiatafane) Ouinerden (Adiora) Hanzakoma (Minkiri) Séréré (Madiakoye)
Niafunké Cercle	Soboundou (Niafunké) Banikane Narhawa (Banikane) Koumaira (Koumaira) Léré (Léré) Dianke (Dianke) N'Gorkou (N'Gorkou) Fittouga (Saraféré) Soumpi (Soumpi)
Timbuktu Cercle	Tombouctou (Tombouctou) Lafia (Aglal) Alafia (Toya) Ber (Ber) Bourem-Inaly (Bourem-Inaly) Salam (Agouni)