Piéla Department
Department in Gnagna Province, Burkina Faso
Piela | |
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Department | |
 Piela Department location in the province | |
| Country |  Burkina Faso |
| Province | Gnagna Province |
| Area | |
| • Total | 318.7 sq mi (825.4 km2) |
| Population (2019 census) | |
| • Total | 79,488 |
| • Density | 250/sq mi (96/km2) |
| Time zone | UTC+0 (GMT 0) |
Piéla is a department or commune of Gnagna Province in northern Burkina Faso. Its capital lies at the town of Piela.[1]
Bad Münstereifel is a twin town of Piéla. From there the commune gets help to help themselves, so that for example the drinking water supply could be saved.
Towns and villages
External links
- Homepage of the relationship between Piéla - Bad Münstereifel (GERMAN)
References
- ^ Burkinabé government inforoute communale Archived 2008-01-24 at the Wayback Machine
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Gnagna ProvinceCapital: Bogandé
Department
- Bilanga
- Balamanou
- Banga
- Bartiboagou
- Benhourgou
- Bilamperga
- Bilamperga-Peulh
- Bilanga-Peulh
- Bilanga-Yanga
- Bilanga-Yanga Peulh
- Botou
- Bossongri
- Boungou
- Bourpangou
- Cissa
- Dipienga
- Diamdiara
- Diankoudoungou
- Diapoadougou
- Diamdoari
- Diela
- Dola
- Doundougou
- Fétary
- Garpieni
- Guinoama
- Gomonsgou
- Gninsonguin
- Hartery
- Harboungou
- Karbani
- Kabaré
- Kiryomdéni
- Kogodou
- Koguina
- Kolonkomi
- Koulmasga
- Moadéga
- Moaka
- Nagniangou
- Ougarou
- Paparcé
- Papayenga (Diambanga)
- Pantanloana
- Piaga
- Pissi
- Pognankanré
- Sabra
- Sagadou
- Saougou
- Sebga
- Sékouantou
- Soultenga
- Tampédou
- Tampiokin
- Tanibiaga
- Thimborgou
- Tiapaga
- Tiguili
- Tindané
- Tobou
- Tobou-Peulh
- Tohogodou
- Yacabé
- Yassoumbaga
- Yougpangou
- Yougpankoudougou
Department
- Bogandé
- Babri
- Banikidi
- Benfoaka
- Boukouin
- Dapili
- Dionfirga
- Gnimpiendi
- Gorgouin
- Guitanga
- Hinga
- Kankalsi
- Kierguin
- Kodjoani-kankalsi
- Kodjoani-léoura
- Kohoura
- Komboassi
- Komoassi
- Komonga
- Kossougoudou
- Kottia
- Léoura
- Léoura-Corga
- Nagaré
- Namountergou
- Nindangou
- Ognoadéni
- Ouadangou
- Ouapassi
- Samou
- Samou-Folga
- Samou-Gabondi
- Samou-Mama
- Sorgha
- Tanlomo
- Thiargou
- Thiéry
Department
- Coalla
- Baka
- Bamasgou
- Bambrigoani
- Bampouringa
- Bani
- Banidjoari
- Bombontiangou
- Boudabga
- Boukargou
- Boula
- Darsalam
- Diagourou
- Diankongou
- Didiemba
- Dielkou
- Doyana
- Fantiangou
- Ganta
- Gnimpiema
- Goulmodjo
- Goundou
- Kierga
- Kontiandi
- Lamoana
- Mossadéni
- Neiba
- Poka
- Samboandi
- Santiari
- Soula
- Takou
- Tankori
- Thiongori
- Thiouré
- Tihandéni
- Tindangou
- Yassougou
Department
Department
- Manni
- Balemba
- Bantouankpéba
- Bangaye
- Barhiaga
- Bombonyenga
- Boudangou
- Boulyendé
- Boungou Folgou
- Boungou Natimsa
- Bourgou
- Dabesma
- Dakiri
- Dassari
- Dayédé
- Gongorgou
- Gori
- Kamissi
- Kankantchiaga
- Karamama
- Koadaba
- Komona
- Komboassi
- Koulfo
- Kouriga
- Lahama
- Lampiadi
- Lanyabidi
- Lipaka
- Liougou
- Loagré
- Madori
- Malioma
- Margou
- Mopienga
- Nagbingou
- Nakouri
- Obadé
- Obdaga
- Pognamadéni
- Pougdiari
- Samboandi
- Siédougou
- Tambifoagou
- Tambidi
- Toabré
- Tomonga
- Turmaye
- Yarba
- Yarba-Lampiadi
Department
- Piéla
- Badalgou
- Banoassi
- Bouskomi
- Dabesma
- Dabilgou
- Diabatou
- Djoari
- Dorongou
- Doyana
- Gaboassi
- Gori
- Guimboari
- Kalari
- Kalembaogo
- Kankalsi
- Karimama
- Kongaye
- Korindiaka
- Korongou
- Kotouri
- Kouri
- Langnoassi
- Margou
- Marmiga
- Nakodou
- Nalongou
- Namagdou
- Namoungou
- Noali
- Sorgou
- Souroungou
- Tangaye
- Tiabdou
- Tiongo-Lampiadi
- Tiongo-Pani
- Tiongo-Pori
- Tougoudadou
Department
12°42′37″N 0°07′57″W / 12.71028°N 0.13250°W / 12.71028; -0.13250
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