Tuy Province

Tuy is a province in the region Hauts- basins in the West African nation of Burkina Faso with about 160.249 inhabitants ( 1997) to 5639 km ².

The province consists of the departments of Houndé, Békuy, Béréba, bonuses, Founzan, Koti and Koumbia. Capital is Houndé.

Balé | Bam | Banwa | Bazèga | Bougouriba | Boulgou | Boulkiemdé | Comoé | Ganzourgou | Gnagna | Gourmand | Houet | Ioba | Kadiogo | Kénédougou | Komondjari | Kompienga | Kossi | Koulpélogo | Kouritenga | Kourwéogo | Léraba | Loroum | Mouhoun | Nahouri | Namentenga | Nayala | Noumbiel | Oubritenga | Oudalan | Passoré | Poni | Sanguié | Sanmatenga | Séno | Sissili | Soum | Sourou | Tapoa | Tuy | Yagha | Yatenga | Ziro | Zondoma | Zoundwéogo

• Province in Burkina Faso
• Hauts- basins