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Bankim ADAMAOUA Soukounga ADAMAOUA Mayo-Tolere-I ADAMAOUA Mbantinbang ADAMAOUA Meidougou ADAMAOUA Wada ADAMAOUA Wadjiri ADAMAOUA Ngaoundal ADAMAOUA Libong ADAMAOUA Maakola ADAMAOUA Kaladi ADAMAOUA Kanje-I ADAMAOUA Mbong ADAMAOUA Bamoko CENTRE Boutourou CENTRE Nji CENTRE Ndandouck CENTRE Menganme CENTRE Enganme CENTRE Nkoteng CENTRE Donga CENTRE Dong CENTRE Nyazoro CENTRE Nitoukou CENTRE Otele CENTRE Bondjock CENTRE Talba CENTRE Mbangassina CENTRE Goufan CENTRE Bikok CENTRE Deuk CENTRE Ngoro CENTRE Nguila CENTRE Ngouetou CENTRE Matsari CENTRE Doume-Centre CENTRE Mbam CENTRE Miende CENTRE Song-Bong CENTRE Nguinda CENTRE Mengueme CENTRE Bayomen-Kalong CENTRE Ngoum-II CENTRE Mbeng CENTRE Ossombe CENTRE Meba CENTRE Nkolbewae CENTRE Biakoa CENTRE Eseka CENTRE Ngoumou CENTRE Djangane EST Goyoum EST Nguelemendouka EST Kambolepi EST Bigoens EST Tikondi EST Ndelele EST Gari-Gombo EST Mbele-Mbeke EST Brigaya EST Kobdombo EST Nguem EST Fio EST Badongoue EST Deng-Deng EST Kouba EST Boubara EST Gbiti EST Betare-Oya EST Yola EST Bogo EXTREME-NORD Katoual EXTREME-NORD Makalingai EXTREME-NORD Dargala EXTREME-NORD Lara EXTREME-NORD Laf EXTREME-NORD Double EXTREME-NORD Magada EXTREME-NORD Zanay EXTREME-NORD Mora EXTREME-NORD Bougoudoum EXTREME-NORD Yagoua EXTREME-NORD Badjonre EXTREME-NORD Zidim EXTREME-NORD Bariki EXTREME-NORD Meme-II EXTREME-NORD Dogba EXTREME-NORD Kar-Hay EXTREME-NORD Ouro-Zangui EXTREME-NORD Kalfou EXTREME-NORD Kalfou EXTREME-NORD Matafal EXTREME-NORD Kuruda EXTREME-NORD Mindif EXTREME-NORD Gabarairou EXTREME-NORD Dakana EXTREME-NORD Sedek EXTREME-NORD Amchide EXTREME-NORD Blangoua EXTREME-NORD Dabanga EXTREME-NORD Fotokol EXTREME-NORD Kolofata EXTREME-NORD Waza EXTREME-NORD Zigague EXTREME-NORD Ngoulmepa LITTORAL Ndoungue LITTORAL Bare LITTORAL Ngog-Mbog LITTORAL Colline-du-loup LITTORAL Messondo LITTORAL Omeng LITTORAL Pouma LITTORAL Sole LITTORAL Nkondjock LITTORAL Bonalea LITTORAL Nyanon LITTORAL Manengole LITTORAL Kouedjou LITTORAL Sibongo LITTORAL Logbong LITTORAL Kanga LITTORAL Poutkak LITTORAL Nkan LITTORAL Sodibanga LITTORAL Bihaing LITTORAL Mandjap LITTORAL Yoyo LITTORAL Ngambe LITTORAL misselele LITTORAL Ngonga LITTORAL CDC-Delmonte LITTORAL Botko LITTORAL Sokelle LITTORAL Ngong NORD Bidzar NORD Banda NORD Guidjiba NORD Boula-Ibi NORD Tongo NORD Douroum NORD Mandama NORD Ouro-Be NORD Adoumri NORD Maga NORD Touboro NORD Boukoula NORD Madingring NORD Balessing OUEST Galim OUEST Nkong-Zem OUEST Taram OUEST Mayo-Djinga OUEST Mbouda OUEST Bassamba OUEST Kamkop OUEST Njimom OUEST Bafounda OUEST Bansoa OUEST Foyemtcha OUEST Fondjanti OUEST Bagam OUEST Bameka OUEST Baloum OUEST Bakou OUEST Mfessang OUEST Mantoum OUEST Mantoum OUEST Bangambi OUEST Ndoumkain OUEST Bamendjing OUEST Mankouotmbou OUEST Bamoungoum OUEST Nkomekui SUD Mengong SUD Bipindi SUD Nkoumadjap SUD Kribi SUD Ndonkol SUD Mbile SUD Yembon SUD Mvoula SUD Messam SUD Djoum SUD Melane SUD Elogbatindi SUD Koungoulou SUD Mbalam SUD.

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