Zorgho Department

Zorgho
Department
Zorgho Department's location in the province
Country	Burkina Faso
Province	Ganzourgou Province
Population (1996)
• Total	49,648
Time zone	GMT 0 (UTC+0)

Zorgho is a department or commune of Ganzourgou Province in central-eastern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Zorgho. According to the 1996 census the department has a total population of 49,648.^[1]

Towns and villages

Zorgho (21 518 inhabitants) (capital)
Bangbily (503 inhabitants)
Bissiga (1 371 inhabitants)
Bokin-Koudgo (262 inhabitants)
Bougré (544 inhabitants)
Dabèga (501 inhabitants)
Daguintoéga (355 inhabitants)
Digré (1 369 inhabitants)
Douré (843 inhabitants)
Gonkin (345 inhabitants)
Imiga (897 inhabitants)
Kidiba (947 inhabitants)
Kologuessom (208 inhabitants)
Koubéogo (658 inhabitants)
Kourgou (386 inhabitants)
Nabitenga (975 inhabitants)
Sapaga (3 316 inhabitants)
Sapaga -Peulh (500 inhabitants)
Songdin (987 inhabitants)
Souka (964 inhabitants)
Taga (515 inhabitants)
Tamasgo (931 inhabitants)
Tamidou (436 inhabitants)
Tampelcé (169 inhabitants)
Tintogo (1 450 inhabitants)
Torodo (2 085 inhabitants)
Tuiré (1 984 inhabitants)
Tuiré-Peulh (145 inhabitants)
Yougoulmandé (771 inhabitants)
Zaïnga (897 inhabitants)
Zempassogo (1 192 inhabitants)
Zinado (734 inhabitants)
Zinguédéga (890 inhabitants)

References

↑ Burkinabé government inforoute communale Archived January 24, 2008, at the Wayback Machine.

Ganzourgou Province

Capital: Zorgho

Boudry Department	Boudry Bagzan Boéna Boudry-Peulh Bourma Dikomtinga Douré Foulgo Gondré Gouingo Gounghin Ibogo Koankin Kostenga Liguidmalguéma Lelkom Limsèga Manéssé Mankarga Nabasnonghin Nabmalguéma Nabinkinsma Nabiraogtenga Nanom Nadioutenga Nédogo Nédogo-Peulh Ouaongtenga Ouayalgui Payamtenga Pittyn Poédogo Pousghin Sankuissi Silmiougou Songdin Tallé Tamissi Tanama Tanghin Tankoala Tanlouka Taonsgo Tansèga Tanwaka Tinsalgo Toyogdo Yaïka Yinsinbingba Zanrsin Zoangpighin

Kogho Department	Kogho Bassemkoukouri Bendogo Bissighin Kogho-Peulh Linonghin Rimalga Ronsin Santi Tangandogo Tanguen (1) Tanguen (2) Tanlallé Tensobtenga Tollinghin Zorgo

Méguet Department	Méguet Baghin Bollé Boulwando Dazanré Kabouda Kakim Kanré Kougdoughin Koulweogo Lalmogo Nahoubé Ouavoussé Pimalga Pinré Tamasgo Tanghin Tibin Vagma Zemalga Yama

Mogtédo Department	Mogtédo Bomboré Nobsin Rapadama Toéssin Gadghin

Salogo Department	Salogo Boilghin Filiba Foulgo Gnégnéogo Koumséogo Nonghin Sambtenga Sankango Tandaga Tansablogo Yamegtenga Zamsé Zoétgomdé Zomnogo

Zam Department	Zam Boulgou Damigoghin Damongto Dassimpouigo Dawaka Gandeongo Amdalaye Ipala Komgnesse Kieglesse Koratinga Kougri Kroumweogo Lallé Nabmalgma Nangbangdré Nahoutinga Pissi Pousghin Rapadama T Sambtinga Song-naaba Talembika Toghin Toyoko Waltinga Wayen-Zam Wayen Rapadama Weotinga Yagma Yarghin Yorgho Koratinga peulh Rapadama peulh

Zorgho Department	Zorgho Bangbily Bissiga Bokin-Koudgo Bougré Dabèga Daguintoéga Digré Douré Gonkin Imiga Kidiba Koubéogo Kourgou Nabitenga Sapaga Sapaga-Peulh Songdin Souka Taga Tamasgo Tamidou Tampelcé Tintogo Torodo Tuiré Tuiré-Peulh Yougoulmandé Zaïnga Zempassogo Zinado Zinguédéga Kologuessom

Zoungou Department	Zoungou Badnogo Bitoungou Dakaongo Darsalam Gandaogo Goghin Kuilkanda Kuilmasga Nobtenga Ouavoussé Paspanga Ramatoulaye Silmiougou Tanghin Tansèga Tameswéoghin Tamidou Taonsghin Toéssin Waada Wemyaoghin Yamganghin Zantonré Zorbimba

Coordinates: 12°14′51.91″N 0°36′57.01″W / 12.2477528°N 0.6158361°W / 12.2477528; -0.6158361

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