Cities, Towns and Villages in the Sikasso Region - Sikasso, Bougouni, Koumantou, Yorosso, Nimbougou, Kolondieba, Mahou, Mali, Faragouaran, Koury (Paperback)

Chapters: Sikasso, Bougouni, Koumantou, Yorosso, Nimbougou, Kolondieba, Mahou, Mali, Faragouaran, Koury, Mali, Dioumatene, Keleya, Kadiana, Fourou, Kignan, Missirikoro, Tiongui, Kolosso, Mali, Nangalasso, Kebila, Zanferebougou, Zangaradougou, Doumanaba, Faradiele, Konseguela, Sincina, Kabarasso, Koumankou, Kouniana, Ourikela, Zebala, Blendio, Danderesso, Gongasso, Lobougoula, Misseni, Kokele, Miena, Mali, Zegoua, Menamba, Kaboila, Fama, Mali, Soukourani-Missirikoro, Syen Toula, Kadiolo, Loulouni, Ouroun, Bougoula, Sikasso, N'Golonianasso, Domba, Mali, Zantiebougou, Sanso, Karanguana Malle, M'Pessoba, N'Goutjina, Tousseguela, Zaniena, Finkolo, N'Tossoni, N'Tjikouna, Meridiela, Fakola, Debelin, Nongo-Soula, Wola, Mali, Farako, Sikasso, Sorobasso, Kafouziela, Karangana, Dialakoro, Mali, Diomatene, Kiffosso, Dembela, Farakala, Kolokoba, Koumbia, Mali, Mena, Sikasso, Sinkolo, Kapala, Koutiala, Konina, Mali, Kourouma, Pimperna, Sanzana, Dogo, Sikasso, Sido, Mali, Zibangolola, Boura, Mali, Dogoni, Kapala, Sikasso, Klela, Miniko, Natien, Kouoro, Tella, Mali, Kai, Mali, Zangasso, Diou, Mali, Yinindougou, Kalana, Manankoro, Siekorole, N'Togonasso, Kologo, N'Tentou, Boussoudiana, Soloba, Gueleninkoro, Kangare Selingue, Tiere, Garolo, N'Kourala, Sanguela, Koungoba, Doumanani, Bambala, Torakoro, Kouwo, N'Tjila, Bobola Zangasso, Leleni, Toutiala, Yorobougoula, Binko, Sikasso, Fonfona, Ouroumpana, Sougoumba, Famessasso, Karangasso, Peguena, Bongosso, Koloni, Koutiala, Filamana, Sirakele, Kafana, Mali, Bladie-Tiembala, Baramba, Zansoni, Ziena, Debela, Defina, Yanfolila, . Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 299. Not illustrated. Free updates online. Purchase includes a free trial membership in the publisher's book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Excerpt: Sikasso is a city in the south of Mali and the capital of the Sikasso Region. With 130,700 residents, Sikasso recently passed Segou to become Mali's second-largest ...http: //booksllc.net/?id=1346056