Fabedougou

10.7821678°N 4.6238883°W / 10.7821678; -4.6238883

Fabedougou
Domes of Fabedougou
Country	Burkina Faso
Region	Cascades Region
Province	Comoé Province
Department	Bérégadougou Department
Population (2005 est.)
• Total	920

Fabedougou is a village in the Bérégadougou Department of Comoé Province in south-western Burkina Faso. The village has a

population of 920.[1]

Domes of Fabedougou

The Domes of Fabedougou are natural sandstone or limestone rock formations found within the village.[2][3][4] The stone is Proterozoic and almost 2 million years old.[5][6] The area is mostly surrounded by sugar cane fields.[7]

References

Burkinabé government inforoute communale Archived 2016-03-03 at the Wayback Machine
Devotor, Mr (2022-04-17). "The Ultimate Natural Domes of Fabedougou - Charismatic Planet". Retrieved 2022-11-12.
"Dômes de Fabedougou | , Burkina Faso | Attractions". www.lonelyplanet.com. Retrieved 2022-11-12.
Dev, Bradt Guides. "Domes de Fabedougou". Bradt Guides. Retrieved 2022-11-12.
"The Domes of Fabedougou". www.amusingplanet.com. Retrieved 2022-11-12.
"The Earth Story". Tumblr. Retrieved 2022-11-12.
"Dômes de Fabedougou |". Alluring World. 2018-12-09. Retrieved 2022-11-12.

Comoé Province
Capital: Banfora
Banfora Department	Banfora Bodadiougou Bombora Diarabakoko Diongolo Dionouna Karfiguela Kitobama Korokora Lemouroudougou Marebama Nekanklou Niankar Niarebama Siniena Sitiena Tangora Tengrela Tiekouna Tionouna Tiempagora Tiontionmana Toumousseni
Bérégadougou Department	Bérégadougou Fabedougou Malon Serefedougou Taka Ledougoukoko
Mangodara Department	Mangodara Banakelesso Bondokoro-Dioula Bondokoro-Dogosse Bounouba Dabokiri Dandougou Diaradougou Diarakorosso Diaya Diomanidougou Farakorosso Ganso Gnaminadougou Gontiedougou Kando Koflande Larabin Linguekoro Logogniegue Madiasso Massadeyirikoro Mouroukoudougou Niamango Niambrigo Nerekorosso Noumoutiedougou Sakedougou Sirakoro Tiebata Tomikorosso Torandougou Touroukoro
Moussodougou Department	Moussodougou Diamon Kolokolo Mondon
Niangoloko Department	Niangoloko Boko Dangouindougou Diefoula Folonzo Kakoumana Karaborosso Kimini Koutoura Mitieridougou Nofesso Ouangolodougou Tierkora Timperba Toundoura Yendere
Ouo Department	Ouo Balgogo Beguele Bini Dagninikorosso Dapala Gangasse Gonga Guedanga Inzele Kien Konamisse K’poum Logue Mado Minse Nerkedaga N’golofesso Norkama Pambie-Sokoura Poikoro Safia Sassamba Siekoro Sirakoro Sokourani Soucie Toukoro
Sidéradougou Department	Sidéradougou Bade Banakoro Bate Banagoubou Boborola Bogote Bossie Dalamba Dandougou Dialakoro Djanga Djassa Degue-Degue Dierisso Doutie Faradjan Fougangoue Gouandougou Gouin-Gouin Kadio Kassande Kapongouan Kogoue Kotou Konkan Kokanko Kouere Kouendi Kotougouni Noumousso Pima Sampobien Tanga Tiefindougou Tomodjan Yade Zangazoli
Soubakaniédougou Department	Soubakaniédougou Badara Damana Dougoudioulama Fornofesso Gouera Gouindougouba Gouindougouni Katierla Letiefesse Mambire Nafona Panga Ziedougou
Tiéfora Department	Tiéfora Bamako Biton Bondorola Boulo Boussanra Boussanra Brousse Djandoro Dramandougou Fandiora Houetiara Kangounaba Kangounadeni Labola Foukara Labola Kassianra Labola Koumoussanra Labola Nambalfo Labola Sankrala Libora Loubora Moussoumourou Nadrifa Naniagara Sakora Sangora Sankara Saterna Sikane Sokoura Sounougou

This article is issued from Wikipedia. The text is licensed under Creative Commons - Attribution - Sharealike. Additional terms may apply for the media files.