Lessagou Habe

Lessagou Habe
Commune and town
Lessagou Habe Location in Mali
Coordinates: 13°49′N 3°36′W / 13.817°N 3.600°W / 13.817; -3.600Coordinates: 13°49′N 3°36′W / 13.817°N 3.600°W / 13.817; -3.600
Country	Mali
Region	Mopti Region
Cercle	Bankass Cercle
Population (1998)
• Total	11,646
Time zone	GMT (UTC+0)

Lessagou Habe is a small town and commune in the Cercle of Bankass in the Mopti Region of Mali. In 1998 the commune had a population of 11,646.^[1]

References

↑ "Previsions de desserte des communes pour la periode de 2001-2005" (PDF). Mali Reforme Telecom. Archived from the original (PDF) on August 29, 2004. Retrieved February 23, 2009.

Communes and towns of the Mopti Region

Capital: Mopti

Bandiagara Cercle	Bandiagara (Bandiagara) Bara Sara (Ouo Sarre) Borko (Borko) Dandoli (Dandoli) Diamnati (Dé) Dogani Bere (Dogani Bere) Doucoumbo (Doucoumbo) Dourou (Dourou) Kende (Kende) Kendie (Kendie) Lowol Gueou (Karegue) Metoumou (Damada) Ondougou (Ondougou) Pelou (Pelou) Pignari Bana (Goundaka) Pignari (Baboye) Sangai (Sangha Agolleye) Segue Ire (Sougui) Soroly (Soroly) Timniri (Diangassagou) Wadouba (Kani Gogouna)

Bankass Cercle	Bankass (Bankass) Baye (Baye) Diallassagou (Diallassagou) Dimbal Habe (Dimbal Habe) Kanibonzon (Kanibonzon) Koulogon Habe (Koulogon Habe) Lessagou Habe (Lessagou Habe) Ouenkoro (Ouenkoro) Segue (Segue) Sokoura (Sokoura) Soubala (Soubala) Tori (Tori)

Djenné Cercle	Djenné (Djenné) Dandougou Fakala (Konio) Derary (Gagna) Fakala (Sofara) Femaye (Taga) Kéwa (Kouakourou) Madiama (Madiama) Niansanarie (Keke) Nema Badenyakafo (Mougna) Ouro Ali (Senossa) Pondori (Gomitogo) Togue Mourari (Mourrah)

Douentza Cercle	Douentza (Douentza) Dallah (Dallah) Dangol Boré (Boré) Débéré (Débéré) Dianweli (Dianweli Maoundé) Djaptodji (N'Gouma) Gandamia (Kikara) Hairé (Boni) Hombori (Hombori) Kéréna (Kéréna) Korarou (Diona) Koubewel Koundia (Koubewel) Mondoro (Mondoro) Pétaka (Pétaka) Tédié (Tongo-Tongo)

Koro Cercle	Koro (Koro) Bamba (Déguéré) Barapireli (Barapireli) Bondo (Bondo) Diankabou (Diankabou) Dinangourou (Dinangourou) Dioungani (Dioungani) Dougoutene I (Toroli) Dougoutene II (Andiagana-Na) Kassa (Berdosso) Koporokendie Na (Koporokendie Na) Koporo Pen (Koporo Pen) Madougou (Madougou) Pel Maoude (Pel Maoude) Yoro (Yoro) Youdiou (Youdiou)

Mopti Cercle	Mopti (Mopti) Bassirou (Sampara) Borondougou (Diambacourou) Dialloubé (Dialloubé) Fatoma (Fatoma) Konna (Konna) Korombana (Korientzé) Koubaye (Koubaye) Kounari (Manaco) Ouro Modi (Ouro Modi) Ouroubé Douddé (Sendégué) Sasalbé (N'Gouréma Toboro) Sio (Soufouroulaye) Socoura (Socoura) Soye (Soye)

Ténenkou Cercle	Ténenkou (Ténenkou) Diafarabé (Diafarabé) Diaka (Dia) Diondiori (Diondiori) Karéri (Dioura) Ouro Ardo (Kondo) Ouro Guiré (Koubi) Sougoulbé (Kora) Togoro Kotia (Sossobé) Toguéré Coumbé (Toguéré Coumbé)

Youwarou Cercle	Youwarou (Youwarou) Bimbéré Tama (Dogo) Deboye (Guidio-Sarre) Dirma (Ambiri) Dongo (Kormou-Marka) Farimaké (Gathi-Loumbo) N'Dodjiga (Sah)

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