Togo is divided into 5 regions and subdivided into prefectures. Here is a list of all the regions and prefectures in Togo:
Regions and Prefectures in Togo
Maritime Region:
- Lomé Commune
Plateaux Region:
- Agou Prefecture
- Amou Prefecture
- Danyi Prefecture
- Est-Mono Prefecture
- Haho Prefecture
- Kloto Prefecture
- Moyen-Mono Prefecture
- Ogou Prefecture
- Wawa Prefecture
Centrale Region:
- Blitta Prefecture
- Sotouboua Prefecture
- Tchaoudjo Prefecture
- Tchaou Prefecture
Kara Region:
- Bassar Prefecture
- Bimah Prefecture
- Dankpen Prefecture
- Doufelgou Prefecture
- Kéran Prefecture
- Kozah Prefecture
- Oti Prefecture
Savanes Region:
- Cinkassé Prefecture
- Kpendjal Prefecture
- Oti Prefecture
- Tandjouaré Prefecture
- Tone Prefecture
Quick Facts
| Category | Quick Facts |
|---|---|
| Location | Located in West Africa, bordered by Burkina Faso to the north, Benin to the south, Ghana to the west, and the Atlantic Ocean to the south. |
| Capital | Lomé |
| Official Language | French |
| Population | Approximately 8 million as of 2021 estimate |
| Area | Approximately 56,785 square kilometers (21,925 square miles) |
| Geography | Diverse landscapes including savannas, hills, and a coastline along the Gulf of Guinea. |
| Independence | From French colonial rule on April 27, 1960 |
| Government | Republic with a presidential system |
| Currency | West African CFA franc (XOF) |
| Notable Places | Togoville, Koutammakou, Lomé Grand Market |
| Official Website | [Official Government Portal of Togo](http://www.republicoftogo.com/ |
What is the historical significance of Togoville in Togo?
Togoville is a historic town known for its role in the spread of Christianity and is home to the Togolese royal family.
Can you visit traditional Togolese villages in Koutammakou?
Yes, Koutammakou is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its unique architecture, and you can visit traditional villages.
What are the major cultural attractions in Lomé, the capital of Togo?
Lomé offers attractions like the Lomé Grand Market, National Museum, and beautiful beaches along the Gulf of Guinea.
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