Communes of Cameroon

Source: Wikipedia. Pages: 36. Chapters: Abong-Mbang, Batoufam, Bafia, Ambam, Batouri, Bamenda, Bafoussam, Wum, Bafut, Cameroon, Bangangté, Bertoua, Obala, Akonolinga, Bafang, Bana, Cameroon, Bandjoun, Banyo, Cameroon, Bélabo, Bokito, Cameroon, Bali, Cameroon, Tombel, Batié, Cameroon, Yabassi, Tibati, Buea, Ndop, Nyambaka, Mouanko, Idenau, Fokoué, Jakiri, Garoua-Boulaï, Logone-Birni, Eyumodjock, Manoka, Galim, Santa, Cameroon, Deuk, Baré, Cameroon, Fundong, Monatélé, Tcholliré, Figuil, Tignère, Banka, Cameroon, Baham, Cameroon, Belo, Cameroon, Kouoptamo, Angossas, Biyouha, Bangem, Akoeman, Akom II, Soa, Cameroon, Ntui, Éséka, Kalfou, Cameroon, Bamendjou, Dibombari, Ngomedzap, Babadjou, Bayangam, Kékem, Bourrha, Lafé-Baleng, Mengueme, Batcham, Ako, Cameroon, Bandja, Tokombéré, Yingui, Nguelemendouka, Touboro, Manjo, Ndoukoula, Doumaintang, Ndikiniméki, Kolofata, Njinikom, Balikumbat, Edzendouan, Dziguilao, Guidiguis, Ngoulemakong, Nkoteng, Touloum, Batchenga, Blangoua, Datcheka, Dizangué, Mbiame, Mindif, Mogode, Bonaléa, Evodoula, Messamena, Nguelebok, Somalomo, Benakuma, Fotokol, Goulfey, Massangam, Santchou, Zoétélé, Babessi, Bashéo, Bengbis, Bipindi, Djohong, Fonfuka, Foumbot, Gashiga, Kontcha, Mbankomo, Nitoukou, Mabanga, Njombé, Petté, Bibemi, Kentzou, Mandjou, Matomb, Mbonge, Ndelele, Nganha, Nyanon, Ombessa, Akwaya, Bamuso, Batibo, Koutaba, Mvangane, Bazou, Bibey, Endom, Pouma, Touroua, Andek, Ebone, Cameroon, Ngoumou, Njimom, Penja, Atok, Cameroon, Belel, Minta, Cameroon, Magba, Olamze, Lagdo, Nsem, Bétaré-Oya, Menji, Ngambè-Tikar, Penka-Michel, Fongo-Tongo, Mbangassina, Bangourain, Afanloum, Bot-Makak, Doumé, Nkondjock, Guider, Olanguina, Dargala, Demding, Ndobian, Kongso-Bamougoum, Galim-Tignère, Mengang, Tonga, Cameroon, Lobo, Cameroon, Moulvoudaye, Tchati-Bali, Widikum-Boffe, Awaé, Dzeng, Mombo, Biwong-Bane, Biwong-Bulu, Kiiki, Kon-Yambetta, Lembe-Yezoum, Mayo-Baléo, Mayo-Darlé, Moutourwa, Salapoumbé, Ayos, Babouantou, Elig-Mfomo, Gari-Gombo, Hile-Alifa, Makénéné, Ngog-Mapubi, Ngui-Bassal, Kay-Hay, Maikari, Mayo-Hourna, Modzogo, Nkolafamba, Malentouen, Mandingring, Meyomessala, Misaje, Njikwa, Bassamba, Bondjock, Elak-Oku, Furu-Awa, Mindourou, Nkong-Zem, Tubah, Dibamba, Efoulan, Kai-Kai, Kobdombo, Massock, Mayo-Oulo, Messondo, Ngambé, Lokoundje, Meyomessi, Nkor, Nkum, Ebebda, Gawaza, Ngaoui, Wabane, Ndu, Bikok, Darak, Diang, Cameroon, Messok, Ngwei, Pitoa, Mengong, Mvengue, Alou, Cameroon, Esse, Cameroon, Hina, Cameroon, Kette, Ngoro, Okola, Wasa, Cameroon, Zhoa, Mintom, Ouli, Oveng, Beka, Cameroon, Bamkin, Yagoua. Excerpt: The Communes of Cameroon are the third-level units of administration in Cameroon. The communes are organised by arrondissements of the Divisions of Cameroon of each province. As of 2005 (and since 1996) there are 2 urban communities (Douala and Yaoundé) divided into 11 urban districts (5 in Douala and 6 in Yaounde), 9 towns with special status (Nkongsamba, Bafoussam, Bamenda, Limbe, Edéa, Ebolowa, Garoua, Maroua and Kumba) , 11 urban communes and 305 rural communes. The communes are headed by mayors and municipal councils elected by universal suffrage. The councils have a responsibility in principle for the management of local affairs under the supervision of the State. Under Cameroonian law, the communes are to provide and regulate administrative, economic and social development, to define and enforce work practices to increase efficiency and improve the quality of services, and to promote training and ret...