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Arrondissements are administrative units of Benin, after departments and communes. In turn they contain villages and may often have several quartiers or city districts/urban neighborhoods. There are currently 545 arrondissements.


The arrondissements, ordered by department and commune, are as follows:[1]




Contents






  • 1 Alibori Department


    • 1.1 Banikoara


    • 1.2 Gogounou


    • 1.3 Kandi


    • 1.4 Karimama


    • 1.5 Malanville


    • 1.6 Ségbana




  • 2 Atakora Department


    • 2.1 Boukoumbè


    • 2.2 Cobly


    • 2.3 Kérou


    • 2.4 Kouandé


    • 2.5 Matéri


    • 2.6 Natitingou


    • 2.7 Péhunco


    • 2.8 Tanguiéta


    • 2.9 Toucountouna




  • 3 Atlantique Department


    • 3.1 Abomey-Calavi


    • 3.2 Allada


    • 3.3 Kpomassè


    • 3.4 Ouidah


    • 3.5 Sô-Ava


    • 3.6 Toffo


    • 3.7 Tori-Bossito


    • 3.8 Zè




  • 4 Borgou Department


    • 4.1 Bembèrèkè


    • 4.2 Kalalè


    • 4.3 N'Dali


    • 4.4 Nikki


    • 4.5 Parakou


    • 4.6 Pèrèrè


    • 4.7 Sinendé


    • 4.8 Tchaourou




  • 5 Collines Department


    • 5.1 Bantè


    • 5.2 Dassa-Zoumè


    • 5.3 Glazoué


    • 5.4 Ouèssè


    • 5.5 Savalou


    • 5.6 Savé




  • 6 Donga Department


    • 6.1 Bassila


    • 6.2 Copargo


    • 6.3 Djougou


    • 6.4 Ouaké




  • 7 Kouffo Department


    • 7.1 Aplahoué


    • 7.2 Djakotomey


    • 7.3 Dogbo


    • 7.4 Klouékanmè


    • 7.5 Lalo


    • 7.6 Toviklin




  • 8 Littoral Department


    • 8.1 Cotonou




  • 9 Mono Department


    • 9.1 Athiémè


    • 9.2 Bopa


    • 9.3 Comè


    • 9.4 Grand-Popo


    • 9.5 Houéyogbé


    • 9.6 Lokossa




  • 10 Ouémé Department


    • 10.1 Adjarra


    • 10.2 Adjohoun


    • 10.3 Aguegues


    • 10.4 Akpro-Missérété


    • 10.5 Avrankou


    • 10.6 Bonou


    • 10.7 Dangbo


    • 10.8 Porto-Novo


    • 10.9 Sèmè-Kpodji




  • 11 Plateau Department


    • 11.1 Adja-Ouèrè


    • 11.2 Ifangni


    • 11.3 Kétou


    • 11.4 Pobè


    • 11.5 Sakété




  • 12 Zou Department


    • 12.1 Abomey


    • 12.2 Agbangnizoun


    • 12.3 Bohicon


    • 12.4 Covè


    • 12.5 Djidja


    • 12.6 Ouinhi


    • 12.7 Za-Kpota


    • 12.8 Zagnanado


    • 12.9 Zogbodomey




  • 13 References





Alibori Department



Banikoara


Banikoara, Founougo, Gomparou, Goumori, Kokey, Kokiborou, Ounet, Sompérékou, Soroko, Toura



Gogounou


Bagou, Gogounou, Gounarou, Ouara, Sori, Zoungou-Pantrossi



Kandi


Angaradébou, Bensékou, Donwari, Kandi I, Kandi II, Kandi III, Kassakou, Saah, Sam, Sonsoro



Karimama


Birni-Lafia, Bogo-Bogo, Karimama, Kompa, Monsey



Malanville


Garou, Guénè, Malanville, Mandécali, Tomboutou



Ségbana


Libantè, Liboussou, Lougou, Ségbana, Sokotindji



Atakora Department



Boukoumbè


Boukoumbè, Dipoli, Korontière, Kossoucoingou, Manta, Natta, Tabota



Cobly


Cobly, Datori, Kountori, Tapoga



Kérou


Brignamaro, Firou, Kérou, Koabagou



Kouandé


Birni, Chabi-Couma, Fô-Tancé, Guilmaro, Kouandé, Oroukayo



Matéri


Dassari, Gouandé, Matéri, Nodi, Tantéga, Tchianhoun-Cossi



Natitingou


Kotapounga, Kouaba, Koundata, Natitingou I, Natitingou II, Natitingou III, Natitingou IV, Perma, Tchoumi-Tchoumi



Péhunco


Gnémasson, Péhunco, Tobré



Tanguiéta


Cotiakou, N'Dahonta, Taiakou, Tanguiéta, Tanongou



Toucountouna


Kouarfa, Tampégré, Toucountouna



Atlantique Department



Abomey-Calavi


Abomey-Calavi, Akassato, Godomey, Glo-Djigbé, Hévié, Kpanroun, Ouédo, Togba, Zinvié



Allada


Agbanou, Ahouannonzoun, Allada, Attogon, Avakpa, Ayou, Hinvi, Lissègazoun, Lon-Agonmey, Sékou, Togoudo, Tokpa-Avagoudo



Kpomassè


Aganmalomè, Agbanto, Agonkanmè, Dedomè, Dekanmè, Kpomassè, Ségbeya, Ségbohoué, Tokpa-Domè



Ouidah


Avlékété, Djégbadji, Gakpè, Ouakpé-Daho, Ouidah I, Ouidah II, Ouidah III, Ouidah IV, Pahou, Savi



Sô-Ava


Ahomey-Lokpo, Dékanmey, Ganvié I, Ganvié II, Houédo-Aguékon, Sô-Ava, Vekky



Toffo


Agué, Colli-Agbamè, Coussi, Damè, Djanglanmè, Houégbo, Kpomé, Sè, Séhouè, Toffo-Agué



Tori-Bossito


Avamè, Azohouè-Aliho, Azohouè-Cada, Tori-Bossito, Tori-Cada, Tori-Gare



Zè


Adjan, Dawé, Djigbé, Dodji-Bata, Hékanmè, Koundokpoè, Sèdjè-Dénou, Sèdjè-Houégoudo, Tangbo-Djevié, Yokpo, Zè



Borgou Department



Bembèrèkè


Bembèrèkè, Béroubouay, Bouanri, Gomia, Ina



Kalalè


Basso, Bouka, Dèrassi, Dunkassa, Kalalè, Péonga



N'Dali


Bori, Gbégourou, N'Dali, Ouénou, Sirarou



Nikki


Biro, Gnonkourakali, Nikki, Ouénou, Sérékalé, Suya, Tasso



Parakou


1st arrondissement, 2nd arrondissement, 3rd arrondissement



Pèrèrè


Gninsy, Guinagourou, Kpané, Pébié, Pèrèrè, Sontou



Sinendé


Fô-Bourè, Sèkèrè, Sikki, Sinendé



Tchaourou


Alafiarou, Bétérou, Goro, Kika, Sanson, Tchaourou, Tchatchou



Collines Department



Bantè


Agoua, Akpassi, Atokoligbé, Bantè, Bobè, Gouka, Koko, Lougba, Pira



Dassa-Zoumè


Akofodjoulè, Dassa I, Dassa II, Gbaffo, Kèrè, Kpingni, Lèma, Paouingnan, Soclogbo, Tré



Glazoué


Aklankpa, Assanté, Glazoué, Gomè, Kpakpaza, Magoumi, Ouèdèmè, Sokponta, Thio, Zaffé



Ouèssè


Challa-Ogoi, Djègbè, Gbanlin, Kèmon, Kilibo, Laminou, Odougba, Ouèssè, Toui



Savalou


Djaloukou, Doumè, Gobada, Kpataba, Lahotan, Lèma, Logozohoué, Monkpa, Ottola, Ouèssè, Savalou-Aga, Savalou-Agbado, Savalou-Attakè, Tchetti



Savé


Adido, Bèssè, Boni, Kaboua, Ofè, Okpara, Plateau, Sakin



Donga Department



Bassila


Alédjo, Bassila, Manigri, Pénéssoulou



Copargo


Anandana, Copargo, Pabégou, Singré



Djougou


Barei, Bariénou, Bélléfoungou, Bougou, Djougou I, Djougou II, Djougou III, Kolokondé, Onklou, Patargo, Pélébina, Sérou



Ouaké


Badjoudè, Kondé, Ouaké, Sèmèrè I, Sèmèrè II, Tchalinga



Kouffo Department



Aplahoué


Aplahoué, Atomè, Azovè, Dekpo, Godohou, Kissamey, Lonkly



Djakotomey


Adjintimey, Bètoumey, Djakotomey I, Djakotomey II, Gohomey, Houègamey, Kinkinhoué, Kokohoué, Kpoba, Sokouhoué



Dogbo


Ayomi, Dèvè, Honton, Lokogohoué, Madjrè, Tota, Totchagni



Klouékanmè


Adjanhonmè, Ahogbèya, Aya-Hohoué, Djotto, Hondji, Klouékanmè, Lanta, Tchikpé



Lalo


Adoukandji, Ahondjinnako, Ahomadégbé, Banigbé, Gnizounmè, Hlassamè, Lalo, Lokogba, Tchito, Tohou, Zalli



Toviklin


Adjido, Avédjin, Doko, Houédogli, Missinko, Tannou-Gola, Toviklin



Littoral Department



Cotonou


1st arrondissement, 2nd arrondissement, 3rd arrondissement, 4th arrondissement, 5th arrondissement, 6th arrondissement, 7th arrondissement, 8th arrondissement, 9th arrondissement, 10th arrondissement, 11th arrondissement, 12th arrondissement, 13th arrondissement[2]



Mono Department



Athiémè


Adohoun, Atchannou, Athiémè, Dédékpoé, Kpinnou



Bopa


Agbodji, Badazoui, Bopa, Gbakpodji, Lobogo, Possotomè, Yégodoé



Comè


Agatogbo, Akodéha, Comè, Ouèdèmè-Pédah, Oumako



Grand-Popo


Adjaha, Agoué, Avloh, Djanglanmey, Gbéhoué, Grand-Popo, Sazoué



Houéyogbé


Dahé, Doutou, Honhoué, Houéyogbé, Sè, Zoungbonou



Lokossa


Agamé, Houin, Houèdèmè-Adja, Koudo, Lokossa



Ouémé Department



Adjarra


Adjarra I, Adjarra II, Aglogbé, Honvié, Malanhoui, Médédjonou



Adjohoun


Adjohoun, Akpadanou, Awonou, Azowlissè, Dèmè, Gangban, Kodè, Togbota



Aguegues


Avagbodji, Houédomè, Zoungamè



Akpro-Missérété


Akpro-Missérété, Gomè-Sota, Katagon, Vakon, Zoungbomè



Avrankou


Atchoukpa, Avrankou, Djomon, Gbozounmè, Kouty, Ouanho, Sado



Bonou


Affamè, Atchonsa, Bonou, Damè-Wogon, Houinviguè



Dangbo


Dangbo, Dékin, Gbéko, Houédomey, Hozin, Késsounou, Zounguè



Porto-Novo


1st arrondissement, 2nd arrondissement, 3rd arrondissement, 4th arrondissement, 5th arrondissement



Sèmè-Kpodji


Agblangandan, Aholouyèmè, Djrègbè, Ekpè, Sèmè-Kpodji, Tohouè



Plateau Department



Adja-Ouèrè


Adja-Ouèrè, Ikpinlè, Kpoulou, Massè, Oko-Akarè, Totonnoukon



Ifangni


Banigbé, Daagbé, Ifangni, Ko-Koumolou, Lagbé, Tchaada



Kétou


Adakplamé, Idigny, Kpankou, Kétou, Odometa, Okpometa



Pobè


Ahoyéyé, Igana, Issaba, Pobè, Towé



Sakété


Aguidi, Ita-Djèbou, Sakété I, Sakété II, Takon, Yoko



Zou Department



Abomey


Agbokpa, Dètohou, Djègbè, Hounli, Sèhoun, Vidolè, Zounzounmè



Agbangnizoun


Adahondjigon, Adingningon, Agbangnizoun, Kinta, Kpota, Lissazounmè, Sahé, Siwé, Tanvé, Zoungoudo



Bohicon


Agongointo, Avogbana, Bohicon I, Bohicon II, Gnidjazoun, Lissèzoun, Ouassaho, Passagon, Saclo, Sodohomè



Covè


Adogbé, Gounli, Houéko, Houen-Hounso, Lainta-Cogbè, Naogon, Soli, Zogba



Djidja


Agondji, Agouna, Dan, Djidja, Dohouimè, Gobè, Monsourou, Mougnon, Oungbègamè, Outo, Setto, Zoukou



Ouinhi


Dasso, Ouinhi, Sagon, Tohoué



Za-Kpota


Allahé, Assalin, Houngomey, Kpakpamè, Kpozoun, Za-Kpota, Za-Tanta, Zèko



Zagnanado


Agonli-Houégbo, Banamè, Don-Tan, Dovi, Kpédékpo, Zagnanado



Zogbodomey


Akiza, Avlamè, Cana I, Cana II, Domè, Koussoukpa, Kpokissa, Massi, Tanwé-Hessou, Zogbodomey, Zoukou



References





  1. ^ Institut National de la Statistique Benin accessed by Geohive


  2. ^ Présentation de la ville de Cotonou, INSAE









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