Toma (Burkina Faso)

Toma is both a municipality (French commune Rurale ) and a comprehensive department of the same territory in the West African state of Burkina Faso in the region Boucle du Mouhoun and the province Nayala. The municipality has 16 villages and seven sectors of the capital of 29,003 inhabitants, in the majority Sanan.

Toma is the capital of the province Nayala and birthplace of the historian and politician Joseph Ki Zerbo -. There is a partnership with Wadern ( Saarland).

Towns

  • Toma ( 12,587 inhabitants)
  • Goa ( 651 inhabitants)
  • Goussi (516 inhabitants)
  • Koin ( 3,330 inhabitants)
  • Kolan ( 955 inhabitants)
  • Accounts ( 345 inhabitants)
  • Nieme (650 inhabitants)
  • Nyon ( 551 inhabitants)
  • Pankélé ( 1,934 inhabitants)
  • Raotenga (242 inhabitants)
  • Sawa ( 848 inhabitants)
  • Semba (531 inhabitants)
  • Sien (707 inhabitants)
  • SIEPA (730 inhabitants)
  • Tô ( 1,354 inhabitants)
  • Yayo (175 inhabitants)
  • Zoume ( 2,964 inhabitants)
Boucle du Mouhoun Region Joseph Ki-Zerbo Goa (Burkina Faso) Koin (Burkina Faso) Sien (Burkina Faso) Zouma (Burkina Faso) Gassam Department Kougny Department
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