Sofara

Sofara
Sofara
Town
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Sofara (

chef-lieu) of the rural commune of Fakala in the Cercle of Djenné in the Mopti Region of southern-central Mali.^[1]^[2]

The town lies on the right bank of the Bani River. A weekly market is held in the town on Tuesdays that serves the settlements in the region.^[3]

References

^ Communes de la Région de Mopti (PDF) (in French), Ministère de l’administration territoriale et des collectivités locales, République du Mali, archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-03-09.
^ Moran, Steven; Forkel, Robert; Heath, Jeffrey, eds. (2016). "Sofara". dogonlanguages.org. Retrieved 2021-02-22.
ISBN 2709912023
.

External links

Schutyser, Sebastian. "Sofara Mosque". Archnet.

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Communes and towns of Mopti Region
Capital: Mopti
Bandiagara Cercle

Bandiagara (Bandiagara)

Bara Sara (Ouo Sarre)

Borko (Borko)

Dandoli (Dandoli)

Diamnati (Dé)

Dogani Bere
)

Doucoumbo (Doucoumbo)

Dourou (Dourou)

Kende
)

Kendie
)

Karegue
)

Metoumou (Damada)

Ondougou (Ondougou)

Pelou (Pelou)

Pignari Bana (Goundaka)

Pignari (Baboye)

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
)

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)

Mourrah
)

Douentza Cercle

Douentza (Douentza)

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
)

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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[1] Communes de la Région de Mopti (PDF) (in French), Ministère de l’administration territoriale et des collectivités locales, République du Mali, archived from the original (PDF) on 2012-03-09.

[2] Moran, Steven; Forkel, Robert; Heath, Jeffrey, eds. (2016). "Sofara". dogonlanguages.org. Retrieved 2021-02-22.

[3] ISBN 2709912023
.

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