Sanso

For the wine grape variety, see Sanso (grape).

Sanso
Commune and town
Sanso Location in Mali
Coordinates: 11°43′N 6°51′W / 11.717°N 6.850°W / 11.717; -6.850Coordinates: 11°43′N 6°51′W / 11.717°N 6.850°W / 11.717; -6.850
Country	Mali
Region	Sikasso Region
Cercle	Bougouni Cercle
Population (2009 census)^[1]
• Total	22,284
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)

Sanso is a small town and commune in the Cercle of Bougouni in the Sikasso Region of south-western Mali. In 2009 the commune had a population of 22,284.

The Morila Gold Mine is located 10 km from the village.^[2]

References

↑ Resultats Provisoires RGPH 2009 (Région de Sikasso) (PDF) (in French), République de Mali: Institut National de la Statistique .
↑ Striking Gold Is No Bonanza for Small Mali Town MAC: Mines and Communities website, author: Lisa Bryant, published: 17 August 2005, accessed: 8 August 2010

Communes and towns of the Sikasso Region

Capital: Sikasso

Bougouni Cercle	Bougouni (Bougouni) Bladié-Tiémala (Bladié-Tiémala) Danou (Torakoro) Debelin (Debelin) Defina (Defina) Dogo (Dogo) Domba (Domba) Faradiele (Faradiele) Faragouaran (Faragouaran) Garalo (Garalo) Keleya (Keleya) Kokele (Kokele) Kola (Kola-Sokoro) Koumantou (Koumantou) Kouroulamini (N'Tentou) Meridiela (Meridiela) Ouroun (Ouroun) Sanso (Sanso) Sibirila (Manankoro) Sido (Sido) Syen Toula (Syen Toula) Tiémala-Banimonotié (Kologo) Wola (Wola) Yinindougou (Yinindougou) Yiridougou (Ouroumpana) Zantiebougou (Zantiebougou)

Kolondieba Cercle	Kolondieba (Kolondieba) Bougoula (Bougoula) Fakola (Fakola) Farako (Farako) Kadiana (Kadiana) Kebila (Kebila) Kolosso (Kolosso) Mena (Mena) N'Golodiana (Toutiala) Nangalasso (Nangalasso) Tiongui (Tiongui) Tousseguela (Tousseguela)

Kadiolo Cercle	Kadiolo (Kadiolo) Diou (Diou) Dioumaténé (Dioumaténé) Fourou (Fourou) Kaï (Kaï) Loulouni (Loulouni) Misséni (Misséni) Nimbougou (Nimbougou) Zégoua (Zégoua)

Koutiala Cercle	Koutiala (Koutiala) Diédougou (Kouwo) Diouradougou Kafo (Tiere) Fagui (Ziena) Fakolo (Zansoni) Gouadji Kao (N'Togonasso) Goudie Sougouna (Sanguela) Kafo Faboli (Peguena) Kapala (Kapala) Karagouana Mallé (Karagouana Mallé) Kolonigué (Molobala) Konina (Konina) Koningué (Sougoumba) Konséquéla (Konséquéla) Koromo (Bongosso) Kouniana (Kouniana) Logouana (Leleni) M'Pessoba (M'Pessoba) Miéna (Miéna) N'Golonianasso (N'Golonianasso) N'Goutjina (N'Goutjina) N'Tossoni (N'Tossoni) Nafanga (Karangasso) Nampé (Baramba) Niantaga (Koloni) Sincina (Sincina) Sinkolo (Sinkolo) Songo-Doubacoré (Oula) Songoua (Sirakélé) Sorobasso (Sorobasso) Tao (Fonfona) Yognogo (Famessasso) Zanfigué (Bobola Zangasso) Zangasso (Zangasso) Zanina (Débéla) Zébala (Zébala)

Sikasso Cercle	Sikasso (Sikasso) Benkadi (Koungoba) Blendio (Blendio) Danderesso (Danderesso) Dembela (Dembela) Dialakoro (Dialakoro) Diomaténé (Diomaténé) Dogoni (Dogoni) Doumanaba (Doumanaba) Fama (Fama) Farakala (Farakala) Finkolo (Finkolo) Finkolo Ganadougou (Finkolo) Gongasso (Gongasso) Kabarasso (Kabarasso) Kaboïla (Kaboïla) Kafouziéla (Kafouziéla) Kapala (Kapala) Kapolondougou (N'Kourala) Kignan (Kignan) Kléla (Kléla) Kofan (Kafana) Kolokoba (Kolokoba) Koumankou (Koumankou) Kouoro (Kouoro) Kourouma (Kourouma) Lobougoula (Lobougoula) Miniko (Miniko) Miria (Doumanani) Missirikoro (Missirikoro) N'Tjikouna (N'Tjikouna) Natien (Natien) Niéna (Niéna) Nongo-Souala (Nongo-Souala) Pimperna (Pimperna) Sanzana (Sanzana) Sokourani-Missirikoro (Sokourani-Missirikoro) Tella (Tella) Tiankadi (Zibangolola) Wateni (N'Tjila) Zangaradougou (Zangaradougou) Zanférébougou (Zanférébougou) Zaniéna (Zaniéna)

Yanfolila Cercle	Wassoulou-Balle (Yanfolila) Baya (Kangare Selingue) Bolo Fouta (Boussoudiana) Djallon-Foula (Gueleninkoro) Djiguiya de Koloni (Koloni) Gouanan (Yorobougoula) Gouandiaka (Kalana) Koussan (Filamana) Sankarani (Bambala) Sere Moussa Ani Samou (Siekorole) Tagandougou (Binko) Yallankoro-Soloba (Soloba)

Yorosso Cercle	Yorosso (Yorosso) Boura (Boura) Karangana (Karangana) Kiffosso (Kiffosso) Koumbia (Koumbia) Koury (Koury) Mahou (Mahou) Ménamba I (Ménamba I) Ourikéla (Ourikéla)

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