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Revision as of 13:04, 14 November 2025
Place in Lacs, Ivory Coast
Bocanda is a town in east-central Ivory Coast. It is a sub-prefecture of and seat of Bocanda Department in N’Zi Region, Lacs District. Bocanda is also a commune.
In 2014, the population of the sub-prefecture of Bocanda was 60,183.[2]
Villages
The 56 villages of the sub-prefecture of Bocanda and their population in 2014 are:[2]
- Abo-N’guessankro (380)
- Abognikro (896)
- Aerokro (700)
- Ahali-Kolie-N’zikro (916)
- Akossikro (1,482)
- Amenankro (645)
- Andianou (884)
- Bocanda (10,684)
- Bokakro (229)
- Bombokro (1,625)
- Daouakro (1,437)
- Diakoubikro (212)
- Diakpo (615)
- Diango-Kokokro (871)
- Dida-Kayabo (1,607)
- Dida-Moessou (1,731)
- Djenzoukro (1,748)
- Fondi 1 (264)
- Fondi 2 (129)
- Gbanan-Koffikro (645)
- Gbonou (2,188)
- Gbonou-Carrefour (769)
- Goli (440)
- Golikro (625)
- Golikro N’zinouan (505)
- Kando-Koffikro (437)
- Kanoukro (738)
- Katchiré-Essékro (1,882)
- Koffi-Kouadiokro (810)
- Kokoboukro (237)
- Koliakro (911)
- Konan-Lekikro (674)
- Konan-N’drikro (1],461)
- Kotokounou (285)
- Kouadianikro (547)
- Koubikro (455)
- Koumokro (1,190)
- Kromikro (655)
- M’beri (621)
- N’da-Broukro (1,176)
- N’do-Kouassikro (850)
- N’doli-Yebouekro (455)
- N’gatta – Yebouekro (1,201)
- N’gatta-Kokokro (1,122)
- N’gouanlate (805)
- Nangokro (1,806)
- Sale-Balekro (1,648)
- Soh-N’guessankro (722)
- Sokokro (1,404)
- Souamekro (786)
- Soungra-Katienou (409)
- Soussouyakro (998)
- Tagnakro (1,211)
- Tekikro (930)
- Toumounou 2 (270)
- Ya Kouassikro (1,260)
Economy
Though Bocanda cultivated coffee and cocoa,[3] agriculture in the region is currently considered underdeveloped, which has implications for local economic growth.[4]
Landmarks
The town has a small regional medical center, a mayor’s office, an active marketplace, a petrol station, a high school, five primary schools, a Catholic church, several Protestant churches, and a mosque.[citation needed]
Demographics
The traditional residents are of the Baoulé tribe, though there is a large Dyula population.[citation needed]
