Communes of Niger

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Image:Niger communes.png Communes of Niger

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The Arrondissements of Niger are subdivided into 129 communes. The communes are listed below, by arrondissement.

Contents 1 Aguie 2 Arlit 3 Bilma 4 Bkonni 5 Boboye 6 Bouza 7 Dakoro 8 Diffa 9 Dogondoutchi 10 Dosso 11 Filingue 12 Gaya 13 Goure 14 Groumdji 15 Illela 16 Keita 17 Kollo 18 Loga 19 Madarounfa 20 Madaoua 21 Maine-soroa 22 Magaria 23 Matameye 24 Mayahi 25 Mirriah 26 N'guigmi 27 Niamey 28 Ouallam 29 Say 30 Tahoua 31 Tanout 32 Tchin-Tabaraden 33 Tchirozerine 34 Téra 35 Tessaoua 36 Tillaberi 37 See also

[edit] Aguie

[edit] Arlit

[edit] Bilma

[edit] Bkonni

[edit] Boboye

[edit] Bouza

[edit] Dakoro

[edit] Diffa

[edit] Dogondoutchi

[edit] Dosso

[edit] Filingue

• Korfey
• Imanan
• Tabala
• Tondikondia

[edit] Gaya

[edit] Goure

[edit] Groumdji

[edit] Illela

[edit] Keita

[edit] Kollo

[edit] Loga

[edit] Madarounfa

[edit] Madaoua

[edit] Maine-soroa

[edit] Magaria

[edit] Matameye

[edit] Mayahi

[edit] Mirriah

[edit] N'guigmi

[edit] Niamey

[edit] Ouallam

[edit] Say

[edit] Tahoua

• Affala
• Bambaye
• Barmo
• Kalfou

[edit] Tanout

[edit] Tchin-Tabaraden

[edit] Tchirozerine

[edit] Téra

[edit] Tessaoua

[edit] Tillaberi

[edit] See also

• Departments of Niger
• Arrondissements of Niger

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