Departments of Burkina Faso
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The provinces of Burkina Faso are divided into 368 departments or communes (as of 2014).[1] The departments are listed below, by province:
List of departments by region and by province
Boucle du Mouhoun Region
Balé
- Bagassi Department
- Bana Department
- Boromo Department
- Fara Department
- Oury Department
- Pâ Department
- Pompoï Department
- Poura Department
- Siby Department
- Yaho Department
Banwa
- Balavé Department
- Kouka Department
- Sami Department
- Sanaba Department
- Solenzo Department
- Tansila Department
Kossi
- Barani Department
- Bomborokui Department
- Djibasso Department
- Dokuy Department
- Doumbala Department
- Kombori Department
- Madouba Department
- Nouna Department
- Bourasso Department (newly created)
- Sono Department (newly created)
Mouhoun
- Bondokuy Department
- Dédougou Department
- Douroula Department
- Kona Department
- Ouarkoye Department
- Safané Department
- Tchériba Department
Nayala
- Gassam Department
- Gossina Department
- Kougny Department
- Toma Department
- Yaba Department
- Yé Department
Sourou
- Di Department
- Gomboro Department
- Kassoum Department
- Kiembara Department
- Lanfièra Department
- Lankoué Department
- Toéni Department
- Tougan Department
Cascades Region
Comoé
- Banfora Department
- Bérégadougou Department
- Mangodara Department
- Moussodougou Department
- Niangoloko Department
- Ouo Department
- Sidéradougou Department
- Soubakaniédougou Department
- Tiéfora Department
Léraba
- Dakoro Department
- Douna Department
- Kankalaba Department
- Loumana Department
- Niankorodougou Department
- Ouéléni Department
- Sindou Department
- Wolonkoto Department
Centre Region
Kadiogo
- Komki-Ipala Department
- Komsliga Department
- Koubri Department
- Ouagadougou Department (formerly Kadiogo Department)
- Pabré Department
- Saaba Department
- Tanghin-Dassouri Department
Centre-Est Region
Boulgou
- Bagré Department
- Bané Department
- Béguédo Department
- Bittou Department
- Boussouma Department
- Garango Department
- Komtoèga Department
- Niaogho Department
- Tenkodogo Department
- Zabré Department
- Zoaga Department
- Zonsé Department
- Bissiga Department (newly created)
Koulpélogo
- Comin-Yanga Department
- Dourtenga Department
- Lalgaye Department
- Ouargaye Department
- Sangha Department
- Soudougui Department
- Yargatenga Department
- Yondé Department
Kouritenga
- Andemtenga Department
- Baskouré Department
- Dialgaye Department
- Gounghin Department
- Kando Department
- Koupéla Department
- Pouytenga Department
- Tensobtenga Department
- Yargo Department
Centre-Nord Region
Bam
- Bourzanga Department
- Guibaré Department
- Kongoussi Department
- Nasséré Department
- Rollo Department
- Rouko Department
- Sabcé Department
- Tikaré Department
- Zimtenga Department
Namentenga
- Boulsa Department
- Bouroum Department
- Dargo Department
- Tougouri Department
- Yalgo Department
- Zéguédéguin Department
- Nagbingou Department (newly created)
Sanmatenga
- Barsalogho Department
- Boussouma Department
- Dablo Department
- Kaya Department
- Korsimoro Department
- Mané Department
- Namissiguima Department
- Pensa Department
- Pibaore Department
- Pissila Department
- Ziga Department
Centre-Ouest Region
Boulkiemdé
- Bingo Department
- Imasgo Department
- Kindi Department
- Kokologho Department
- Koudougou Department
- Nanoro Department
- Pella Department
- Poa Department
- Ramongo Department
- Sabou Department
- Siglé Department
- Sourgou Department
- Thyou Department
- Nandiala Department (newly created)
- Soaw Department (newly created)
Sanguié
- Dassa Department
- Didyr Department
- Godyr Department
- Kordié Department
- Kyon Department
- Pouni Department
- Réo Department
- Ténado Department
- Zawara Department
- Zamo Department (newly created)
Sissili
- Biéha Department
- Boura Department
- Léo Department
- Nébiélianayou Department
- Niabouri Department
- Silly Department
- Tô Department
Ziro
- Bakata Department
- Bougnounou Department
- Cassou Department
- Dalo Department
- Gao Department
- Sapouy Department
Centre-Sud Region
Bazèga
- Doulougou Department
- Ipelcé Department
- Kayao Department
- Kombissiri Department
- Saponé Department
- Toécé Department
- Gaongo Department (newly created)
Nahouri
Zoundwéogo
- Béré Department
- Bindé Department
- Gogo Department
- Gomboussougou Department
- Guiba Department
- Manga Department
- Nobére Department
Est Region
Gnagna
- Bilanga Department
- Bogandé Department
- Coalla Department
- Liptougou Department
- Manni Department
- Piéla Department
- Thion Department
Gourma
- Diabo Department
- Diapangou Department
- Fada N'gourma Department
- Matiacoali Department
- Tibga Department
- Yamba Department
Komondjari
- Bartiébougou Department
- Foutouri Department
- Gayéri Department
Kompienga
- Kompienga Department
- Madjoari Department
- Pama Department
Tapoa
- Botou Department
- Diapaga Department
- Kantchari Department
- Logobou Department
- Namounou Department
- Partiaga Department
- Tambaga Department
- Tansarga Department
Hauts-Bassins Region
Houet
- Bobo-Dioulasso Department
- Bama Department
- Dandé Department
- Faramana Department
- Fô Department
- Karankasso-Sambla Department
- Karankasso-Vigué Department
- Koundougou Department
- Léna Department
- Padéma Department
- Péni Department
- Satiri Department
- Toussiana Department
Kénédougou
- Djigouéra Department
- Koloko Department
- Kourignon Department
- Kourouma Department
- Morolaba Department
- N'dorola Department
- Orodara Department
- Samoghohiri Department
- Samorogouan Department
- Sindou Department
- Banzon Department (newly created)
- Kangala Department (newly created)
- Kayan Department (newly created)
Tuy
- Bekuy Department
- Béréba Department
- Boni Department
- Founzan Department
- Houndé Department
- Koti Department
- Koumbia Department
Nord Region
Loroum
Passoré
- Arbollé Department
- Bagaré Department
- Bokin Department
- Gomponsom Department
- Kirsi Department
- Lâ-Todin Department
- Pilimpikou Department
- Samba Department
- Yako Department
Yatenga
- Kaïn Department
- Kalsaka Department
- Koumbri Department
- Namissiguima Department
- Ouahigouya Department
- Oula Department
- Rambo Department
- Séguénéga Department
- Tangaye Department
- Thiou Department
- Zogore Department
- Barga Department (newly created)
- Kossouka Department (newly created)
Zondoma
- Bassi Department
- Boussou Department
- Gourcy Department
- Léba Department
- Tougo Department
Plateau-Central Region
Ganzourgou
- Boudry Department
- Kogho Department
- Méguet Department
- Mogtédo Department
- Zam Department
- Zorgho Department
- Zoungou Department
- Salogo Department (newly created)
Kourwéogo
Oubritenga
- Absouya Department
- Dapélogo Department
- Loumbila Department
- Ziniaré Department
- Zitenga Department
- Nagréongo Department (newly created)
- Ourgou-Manéga Department (newly created)
Sahel Region
Oudalan
Séno
- Bani Department
- Dori Department
- Falagountou Department
- Gorgadji Department
- Sampelga Department
- Seytenga Department
Soum
- Arbinda Department
- Baraboulé Department
- Diguel Department
- Djibo Department
- Koutougou Department
- Nassamfou Department
- Pobé-Mengao Department
- Tongomayel Department
- Kelbo Department (newly created)
Yagha
- Boundoré Department
- Mansila Department
- Sebba Department
- Solhan Department
- Tankougounadié Department
- Titabé Department
Sud-Ouest Region
Bougouriba
Ioba
- Dano Department
- Dissin Department
- Koper Department
- Niego Department
- Oronkua Department
- Ouessa Department
- Zambo Department
- Gueguere Department (newly created)
Noumbiel
- Batié Department
- Kpuére Department
- Legmoin Department
- Midebdo Department
- Boussoukoula Department (newly created)
Poni
- Bouroum-Bouroum Department
- Djigoué Department
- Gaoua Department
- Gbomblora Department
- Kampti Department
- Loropéni Department
- Malba Department
- Nako Department
- Périgban Department
- Boussera Department (newly created)
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