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Odumase EJURA SEKYJ"E DUMASE J" Ejura J" Sunyani Wamfie BIAKOYE J" OFFINSO NORTH " J DORMAA EAST Dormaa Ahenkro SUNYANI MUNICIPAL DORMAA MUNICIPAL SEKYERE CENTRAL SEKYERE AFRAM PLAINS NORTH TANO SOUTH MAMPONG MUNICIPAL HOHOE MUNICIPAL TANO NORTH J"Duayaw Nkwanta Nkonya Ahenkro J" Hohoe Bechem J" " ASUTIFI NORTH J Mampong Ashanti Drobonso OFFINSO J" J" Donkorkrom Nkrankwanta MUNICIPAL AFIGYA SEKYERE J" Nsuta J" KPANDO MUNICIPAL Ve Golokwati 7°0'0"N J" J" 7°0'0"N Kenyase No. 1 Tepa J"Kpandu J" DORMAA WEST J" KWAHU AFRAM PLAINS Hwidiem Offinso NORTH J" J" Agona Akrofoso Kumawu J" Tease AFIGYA J" SEKYERE AFRAM PLAINS KWAHU AFRAM PLAINS SOUTH J" Anfoega AFADZATO SOUTH AHAFO ANO NORTH AHAFO ANO SOUTH KWABRE J" Effiduase BIA EAST J" ASUNAFO NORTH Mankranso Kodie ASANTE AKIM NORTH J"Adaborkrom Goaso J" J" NORTH DAYI J" Mamponteng J"Agogo Dzolokpuita ASUTIFI SOUTH J" SEKYERE EAST J" ATWIMA NWABIAGYA KWABRE ASOKORE MAMPONG Ejisu KWAHU EAST Kukuom MUN J" J" HO MUNICIPAL J" J" Abetifi Nkawie Kumasi Kpeve Old Debiso J" EJISU JUABEN J" " J" KMA J Konongo-odumase Foase Kokoben J" KWAHU SOUTH Ho Nyinahin J" J" J" ASANTE AKIM CENTRAL Mpraeso SOUTH DAYI ATWIMA KWANWOMA MUN J" BIA WEST ASUNAFO SOUTH BOSOMTWE /ATWIMA / KWANWOMA J" ATWIMA MPONUA Juaso Kpetoe J" KWAHU WEST J" Nkawkaw J" Kuntenase 6°30'0"N ASANTE AKIM SOUTH 6°30'0"N Manso Nkwanta AGOTIME ZIOPE Bekwai Bibiani J" FANTEAKWA J" J" Asiwa HO WEST BEKWAI MUNICIPAL J" JUABESO Asesewa Begoro J" ADAKLU J" ASUOGYAMAN Ave Dakpa Jacobu UPPER MANYA J" Juabeso AMANSIE WEST J" BIRIM NORTH BOSOME FREHO J" Kwabeng J" New Abirem ATIWA J" SEFWI-WIAWSO Fomena J" AKATSI NORTH AMANSIE CENTRAL Atimpoku BODI Bodi SEFWI BIBIANI-ANHWIASO BEKWAI J" Dzodze J" J" Sefwi Wiawso Obuasi KWAEBIBIREM J" J" ADANSI NORTH Kibi EAST AKIM CENTRAL TONGU Diaso OBUASI MUNICIPAL BOSOME FREHJ"O NORTH TONGU KETU NORTH J" J" YILO KROBO LOWER MANYA AKATSI SOUTH Akatsi NEW JUABEN MUNICIPAL J" Somanya J" SJ"UAMAN Kade Koforidua J" Battor Dugame KETU SOUTH SEFWI AKONTOMBRA UPPER DENKYIRA WEST AKYEM MANSA J" J" J" New Edubiase Odumase Krobo J" Adidome Denu Akontombra J" Akwatia SUHUM MUNICIPAL J" J" J" J"Suhum DENKYEMBOUR Sogakope 6°0'0"N AKWAPEM NORTH J" 6°0'0"N Dunkwa-on-ofin J" ADANSI SOUTH J" SHAI OSU DOKU SOUTH TONGU Akim Oda Akropong Akwapim J" AYENSUANO Keta BIRIM MUNICIPAL WEST AKIM Coaltar J" J" KETA MUNICIPAL WASSA AMENFI EAST UPPER DENKYIRA EAST Akim Swedru J" Asamankese J" Dodowa ADA WEST J" AKWAPEM SOUTH J" Sege ADA EAST Enchi BIRIM SOUTH NSAWAM ADOAGYIRI Aburi J" UPPER WEST AKIM J" J" ASSIN NORTH J" NINGO PRAMPRAM Wassa Akropong J" Nsawam AOWIN Asankragua J" Adeiso LA NKWANTANANG J" MADINA Ada Foah " KPONE KATAMANSO WASSA AMENFI GA WEST AdJenta CENTRAL Assin Fosu J" TWIFO ATI-MORKWA J" J"ADENTA ASHAIMAN Prampram J" GA EAST J" J" Amasaman J"Madina Kpone Nsabaa Ashaiman Manso Amenfi GA SOUTH ASIKUMA / ODOBEN / BRAKWA J" Sowutuom TMA J" Twifo Praso AGONA EAST J" J"Tema Municipal Area J" AGONA WEST AWUTU SENYA WEST GA CEN MUN Breman Asikuma LEDJ"ZOKUKU / KROWOR Bogoso J" J" AMA Nungua J" AWUTU SENYA EAST MUN LA DADE KOTOPON Gbawe J" La ASSIN SOUTH Agona Swedru J" Kasoa J" Gomoa AfranseJ" Accra Legend 5°30'0"N Twifo Hemang J" J" 5°30'0"N J" Nsuaem Kyekyewere J" Awutu Breku GOMOA EAST WASSA AMENFI WEST PRESTEA / HUNI VALLEY AJUMAKO-ENYAJ"N-ESIAM Map Information AWUTU SENYA EAST MUNICIPAL TWIFO LOWER DENKYIRA GOMOA WEST EFFUTU Abura Dunkwa J" District Capitals WASSA EAST J" Essarkyir J" Tarkwa J" Winneba J" ABURA / ASEBU / KWAMANKESE J" Apam Feeder road network EKUMFI MFANTSIMAN J" Map prepared by: Trunk road network TARKWA NSUAEM Saltpond JOMORO CAPE COAST METRO NZEMA EAST Daboase J" KOMENDA EDNA EGUAFO / ABIREM Regional Boundary MPOHOR J" Cape Coast ELLEMBELLE J" Elmina J" SHAMA Funded by: Sea Half Assini 5°0'0"N J" Shama 5°0'0"N Mpohor Nkroful J" J" SEKONDI TAKORADI Volta Lake J"Sekondi Agona Nkwanta J" J" Axim AHANTA WEST 0 12.5 25 50 75 100 Kilometers 1:660,000 3°0'0"W 2°30'0"W 2°0'0"W 1°30'0"W 1°0'0"W 0°30'0"W 0°0'0" 0°30'0"E 1°0'0"E Data Sources : District boundaries data obtained from Ghana Statistical Service Map Composed by: The METSS Project, 07Jan2015 The administrative boundaries are indicative only Other data layers obtained from CERSGIS.
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