Cantons of Togo
The cantons of Togo are the third-level administrative units of the country, after regions and prefectures; which in turn they are subdivided into villages. They are similar to communes or sub-districts or sub-prefectures of other French African nations.
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As of 2013 there were 387 cantons of Togo.[1]
Centrale Region
- 04 Prefectures and 01 Sub-Prefecture; 60 Cantons
Blitta Prefecture
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Sotouboua Prefecture
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Mô Sub-Prefecture
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Tchamba Prefecture
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Tchaoudjo Prefecture
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Kara Region
- 07 Prefectures; 75 Cantons
Assoli Prefecture
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Bassar Prefecture
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Binah Prefecture
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Dankpen Prefecture
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Doufelgou Prefecture
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Kéran Prefecture
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Kozah Prefecture
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Maritime Region
- 07 Prefectures; 73 Cantons
Avé Prefecture
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Bas-Mono Prefecture
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Golfe Prefecture
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Lacs Prefecture
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Vo Prefecture
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Yoto Prefecture
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Zio Prefecture
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Plateaux Region
- 12 Prefectures; 110 Cantons
Agou Prefecture
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Akébou Prefecture
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Amou Prefecture
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Anié Prefecture
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Danyi Prefecture
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Est-Mono Prefecture
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Haho Prefecture
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Kloto Prefecture
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Kpélé Prefecture
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Moyen-Mono Prefecture
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Ogou Prefecture
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Wawa Prefecture
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Savanes Region
- 05 Prefectures; 69 Cantons
Cinkassé Prefecture
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Kpendjal Prefecture
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Oti Prefecture
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Tandjouaré Prefecture
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Tone Prefecture
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References
- "Le processus de décentralisation au Togo" (PDF) (in French). Cifal-ouaga.org. Retrieved 15 June 2015.
External links
- List of cantons (in French)
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