Diago

Diago
Commune and village
Diago Location in Mali
Coordinates: 12°46′39″N 8°9′23″W / 12.77750°N 8.15639°W / 12.77750; -8.15639Coordinates: 12°46′39″N 8°9′23″W / 12.77750°N 8.15639°W / 12.77750; -8.15639
Country	Mali
Region	Koulikoro Region
Cercle	Kati Cercle
Population (2009 census)^[1]
• Total	3,269
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)

Diago is a village and rural commune in the Cercle of Kati in the Koulikoro Region of south-western Mali. The commune contains 7 villages^[2] and in the 2009 census had a population of 3,269.^[1] The village of Diago is 10 km northwest the town of Kati, the chef-lieu of the cercle.

References

1 2 Resultats Provisoires RGPH 2009 (Région de Koulikoro) (PDF) (in French), République de Mali: Institut National de la Statistique .
↑ Communes de la Région de Koulikoro (PDF) (in French), Ministère de l’administration territoriale et des collectivités locales, République du Mali .

External links

Plan de Sécurite Alimentaire Commune Rurale de Diago 2008-2012 (PDF) (in French), Commissariat à la Sécurité Alimentaire, République du Mali, USAID-Mali, 2008 .

Communes and towns of the Koulikoro Region

Capital: Koulikoro

Banamba Cercle	Banamba (Banamba) Ben Kadi (Samakele) Boron (Boron) Duguwolowula (Touba) Kiban (Kiban) Madina Sacko (Madina Sacko) Sebete (Sebete) Toubakoro (Toubakoro)

Dioila Cercle	Banko (Banko) Benkadi (Kotoula) Binko (Tingole) Degnekoro (Degnekoro) Diebé (Diebé) Diédougou (Belekosoba) Diouman (Dioumanzana) Dolendougou (Dandougou) Guegneka (Fana) Jekafo (Jekafo) Kaladougou (Diolila) Kemekafo (Senou) Kerela (Kerela) Kilidougou (N'Tobougou) Massigui (Massigui) Nangola (Nangola) Niantjila (Niantjila) N'Dolondougou (Mena) N'Garadougou (N'Gara) N'Golobougou (N'Golobougou) Tenindougou (Falako) Wacoro (Wacoro) Zan Coulibaly (Marka Coungo)

Kangaba Cercle	Kangaba (Minidian Kangaba) Balan Bakama (Namakama) Benkadi Habaladougou (Kéniéba) Kaniogo (Kaniogo) Karan (Karan) Maramandougou (Figuira-Toma) Narena (Narena) Nouga (Keliegoue) Selefougou (Selefougou)

Koulikoro Cercle	Koulikoro (Koulikoro) Dinandougou (Kenekou) Doumba (Doumba) Koula (Koula) Meguetan (Gouni) Nyamina (Nyamina) Sirakorola (Sirakorola) Tienfala (Tienfala) Tougouni (Tougouni)

Kolokani Cercle	Kolokani (Kolokani) Didieni (Didieni) Guihoyo (Guihoyo) Massantola (Massantola) Nossombougou (Nossombougou) Nonkon (Nonkon) Ouolodo (Ouolodo) Sagabala (Sagabala) Sebecoro (Sebecoro) Tioribougou (Tioribougou)

Kati Cercle	Kati (Kati) Baguinéda-Camp (Baguinéda-Camp) Bankoumana (Bankoumana) Bossofala (Neguela) Bougoula (Bougoula) Daban (Daban) Diago (Diago) Dialakoroba (Dialakoroba) Dialakorodji (Dialakorodji) Diédougou (Torado) Dio-Gare (Dio-Gare) Dogodouman (Dogodouman) Dombila (Dombila) Doubabougou (Doubabougou) Faraba (Faraba) Kalabancoro (Kalabancoro) Kalifabougou (Kalifabougou) Kambila (Kambila) Kourouba (Kourouba) Mandé (Ouezzindougou) Moribabougou (Moribabougou) Mountougoula (Mountougoula) N'Gabacoro (N'Gabacoro-Droit) N'Gouraba (N'Gouraba) Niagadina (Niagadina) Nioumamakana (Nioumamakana) N'Tjiba (Faladié) Ouélessébougou (Ouélessébougou) Safo (Safo) Sanankoro Djitoumou (Sanankoro Djitoumou) Sanankoroba (Sanankoroba) Sangarébougou (Sangarébougou) Siby (Siby) Sobra (Sandama) Tiakadougou-Dialakoro (Tiakadougou-Dialakoro) Tiélé (Tiélé) Yélékébougou (Yélékébougou)

Nara Cercle	Nara (Nara) Allahina (Allahina) Dabo (Boulal) Dilly (Dilly) Dogofry (Ballé) Fallou (Fallou) Guéniébé (Guéniébé) Guiré (Guiré) Koronga (Koronga) Niamana (Mourdiah) Ouagadou (Goumbou)

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