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Dictionnaire Des Villages De La Sanaga Maritime OFFICE DE LA RECHERCHE REPUBLIQUE FEDERALE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE DU OUTRE-MER CAMEROUN - - CENTRE ORSTOM DE YAOUNDE DICTIONNAIRE DES VILLAGES DE LA SANAGA MARITIME D'après la documentation réunie par I la Section de Géographie de I'ORSTOM l REPERTOIRE GEOGRAPHIQUE DU CAMEROUN FASCICULE No 18 SH. no 51 Août 1969 6,.* lrL REPERTOIRE GEOGRAPHIQUE DU CAMEROUN Fasc. I Tableau de la population du Cameroun, 68 p. Fév. 1965 SH. NO 17 Fasc. 2 Dictionnaire des villages du Dia-et-tobo, 89 p. Juin 1965 SH. NO 22 Fasc. 3 Dictionnaire des villages de la Haute-Sanaga, 44 p. Août 65. SH. NO50 (2' édition 69) Fasc. 4 Dictionnaire des villages du ~~on~-et-~foumou,49 p. Octobre 1965 SH. NO 24 Fasc. 5 Dictionnaire des villages du Nyong-et-So 45 p. Novembre 1965 SH. NO 25 Fasc. 6 Dictionnaire des villages du Ntem 102 p. Déc. 1965. SH. NO46 (2' édition Juin 1969) Fasc. 7 Dictionnaire des villages de la Mefou 108 p. Janvier 1966 SH. NO27 Fasc. 8 Dictionnaire des villages du Nyong-et-Kellé 5 1 p. Février 1966 SH. NO28 Fasc. 9 Dictionnaire des villages de la Lékié 71 p. Mars 1966 SH. NO29 Fasc. 10 Dictionnaire des villages de Kribi P. Mars 1966 SH. NO 30 Fasc. I I Dictionnaire des villages du Mbam 60 p. Mai 1966 SH NO 3 1 Fasc. 12 Dictionnaire des villages de Boumba-Ngoko 34 p. Juin 1966 SH. 39 Fasc. 13 Dictionnaire des villages de Lom-et-Diérem 35 p. Juillet 1967 SH. 40 Fasc. 14 Dictionnaire des villages de la Kadei 52 p. Août 1967 SH. 41 Fasc. 15 Dictionnaire des villages du Haut-Nyong 67 p. Juin 1968 SH; 42 Fasc. 16 Dictionnaire des villages du Département Bamoun 42 p. Janvier 1968 SH. NO 44 Fasc. 17 Dictionnaire des villages des Bamboutos 59 p. Juillet 1968 SH. 47 Fasc. 18 Dictionnaire des villages de la Sanaga-Maritime 68 p. Août 1969 SH. 51 En préparation : Dictionnaire des villages du Nkam Benoué Moungo OFFFICE DE L& RECHERCHE SCIENTIFIQUE ET TECHNIQUE 0- CENTRE ORSTOM DE YAOUNDE DICTIONNAIRE DES VILLAGES DE La. SANAGA- MARITIME TABIE: DES WIERES -II---- Intr~duction......~..............~.......~........~..~.~....~..~.~.~..... Note sur le rep6rage des villages.. ...................................... 1 et II Liste des abr&iation~...............................................~... III Divisions Administratives ................................................ IV Tableau de la population du département.. ................................ V et VI Liste des villages par cantons; Arrondissement de Dizangu6 et District de Mouanko.. ...................... VI1 Arrondissement d'Edda ..............................0......0............. VI1 et VI11 Arrondissement de Ndom .................................................. M. et X Arrondissement de Ngamb6 .............................................O.. X et XI Arrondissement de Pouma .................0............................... XI Dictionnaire des vill~s.......o....,..e..e.....o.eee.Oe.oeoo.~1 Carte du département de la SanagiirMaritime (hors texte) INTRODUCTION Cette première édition de dictionnaire des villages de la Sanagiirkitime a dtd établie on fonction des derniers renseignements recueillis par la Section de Géographie. La localisation des villages est oello des cartes I.G.N. au 1/~)0~000ème sauf mddifications de notre part. La population dee villages est celle que fournit le dernier recensement démographique, (1967) ; elle n' a pu atm donde par certains villages regroupés, seul le ohiffre du regrutapement étant alors connuo hs informations concernant llinfrastructure et les équipements économiques et sociaux ont bté recueillies sur plaoe auprbs des autorités administratives au cours du mois de Février 1968, avec la collaboration de H. EUNGUI, Aide-Géographe, Nous serions reconnaissant aux utilisateurs de nous signaler les éventuelles erreurs ou omissions qu'ils pourraient relever dans ce dictionnaire. A. FRIiJQUlWILLE Section de Géographse ....................NOTE SUR -GE DES VILLAGES Le dictionnaire donne pour chaque village sa position géographique, c~cs~ircsa distance par rapport à lvlr=quateur (~arallèle)et sa distance par rapport au méridien de Grecnwioh (méridien). Ces deux lignes, parallèle et méri- dien, constituent les coordonnées (latitude et longitude) et leur intersection definit avoc précision llemplacement exact du villageo Rappelons que l'ensemble du ameroun se trouve à l'Est- du méridien de Greeiiwioh ot au Nord de 1'Eq~ateu.r~ Los ooordomées sont exprimées en degrés : la distance unitaire entre dcux paralleles (ou deux méridiens) est de un degré (10)soit approximativement 110 km. Chaquo degré est divisé en 60 minutes (60')~ Pour retrouver sur la carte ltemplaoement d'un villago, on lit d'abord sur le dictionnaire le nom de la carte. Nous avons utilise pour la Sanaga-Maritime , les cartes suivantes, éditées par le Service Géographique de Yaoundé (Annexe I.G.N.) r , Cartes au 1/200.0008me a Bafia Douala Edéa ~uatiko Ndikini meki Chaque carte est designée par lo nom de la looalité la plus importante. Ontrouvera dans l'encadrement de chaque carte une échelle graphique permettant de lire facilement les coordonnées, horizontales et verticales que l'on cherche. Ehcemple : Chercher Le village LOGBIKOY (NDOF[).On lit sur le dictionnaire : Posit : Mér : 10° 57' Par t 4O 16' Carte : Ndikinimeki On prend donc la carte au 1/200,000ème Ndikinimeki. Le cadre de la carte porte les indications des méridiens et parallèles de 10 en 10 minutes sur le 1/200.000èmer On détermine par simple lecture le grand carré dans lequel se trouve ce village ; pour LOGBIKOY, entre les méridiens (lignes verticales) 10° 50' et 110, et entre les parallèles (lignes horizontales) 4O 10' et 4O 201. Une opération très simple permet alors de déterminer la position exacte du village : il suffit de compter sur le cadre le nombre de divisions correspondant aux minutes. LISTE DES aBREVIATI ONS EMPLOYEES Idv* = Adventiste ARR = Arrondi ssement AU^ = ~utochkone 1 - Cath, = Catholique Cie. = .Compagnie C ePeEe = Commune de Plein Exercice CeReM.Ee i. Comluie Rurale de Hoyen Exercice Cye. cornpl. - cycle.. complet Cyo e incornpl. = cycle incomplet Disp. = Dispensaire Eo* = Ecole EeDeC. = Electricité du Cameroun Mér . = Méridien llis . = Ession Off. = Officiel Par. = Parallèle Popul = Poprlation Posit . = Position Prot . = Protestant (%lise Presbytérienne du ~ameroun) P eT.Te P Poste - Télégraphe - Téléphone SeAeFeAeCIIMo = Société Africaine Forestière et Agricole du Cameroun SoPeRoOeAe = Société des Plantations Réunies de l'Ouest-Africain ---------------DIVISIONS ADIdINI STRATNXS Arrondissement de Dizangué : Canton Ndonga Il Plantation de Dizangué District de Touanko r Canton 11 Arrondissement dlEdéa : Canton ADIE BAKOKO 11 DE%,.'" . 11 JA!xmG:m T ~rnrnt-., mQ13WdTa -rl Arrondissement de Ndom : Canton BABIrnI III II BRSSO II BATTI II LI KOUNDBIAM Il OIrnG 11 RIVE GAUCHE DE UADJOUEL Arrondissement de Ngambé t Canton 11 II Il Arrondissement de Pouma r Canton BIKOK DEPBRTEMENT DE LA SANAGA MARITIhE Chef-Lieu a EDEA 1oF.Ae LITTORAL- ...- L.- L.- I Cantons ou 1 Ethnie 1 1 1 Superf'cie 1 ARRONDISSEMENTS 1 Groupements 1 principale 1.. hée 1 Population .I (la 2 t .- . I Densité 1 1 : 1 1 1 IEDEP~VI1 LLE I Divers ! ~ADIEBAKOKO l~akoko i ig66-67i 2.535 i 377 1 6,72 1 BASA 1 Bassa 1 II 1 40145 1 562 1 7737 1Ill.Umm IBassa 1 Il ! 30349 ! 94-3 ! 3,55 1MAUMBA 1 Mali mbwBassa 1. It 1 30396 1 lu 129$78 INDOGBIANGA !Bassa ' I II 1 1.030 1 592 1 lt73 11 In@I -$Bassa ' 1 1 1.SOl 1 379 1 3,43 IYASSOUKOU l Y akalak I II I 2.193 ! 710 ! 3708 1 L I I I 1 1 Populat i on rurale 1'1966-67 1 17.949 1 3.677 $,O8 1 t 1 1 I - Total de llllrrondissement. I 36.341 ' 30677 i 97 88 1 I 1-- .-- .'.39 DIZmOUE 'NWNGA ass sa -. L 196667 1 1.761 f 401 'PLANTI,TION I .- 1 I SAFA 1 tt 8.603 1 150 1 '~ivsrs1. .- . I - 1 , iadk-- 1 Population totale 1 196667 1 10.36-4 1 551 ! 1&?89 I 1 1 1 I 1 1 1--- -- DISTRICT DE I MALIMBA '~alimba 1966-67 882 385 1 2, " IVIDUANKO ~YUALAK f ~akalak 1 tt 3.387 l 993 l 3,r- 1 1 - ..-- -- . i 1 l~otaldu Distkct ! 3,59 I I 196667 4.269 1 1.378 -- -- ---- 1 9 Total de l'Arrondissement 196667 1 14.633 1-.923 ! ; :.?3 NDOM.VILLF: , IIDivers ' 196667 1.210 1 i 1 ; !- 1 1 BLDIMBI III '~assa ' 196667 f 6.288 348 18:C.p- BPSSO '~a~sc-~ton 11 I 50988 1 279 l 2i,<~G' BATTI II 1 '~atti 589 24 1 24,5,.1. LXOUNDBI AM f ~assa I tt ' 2.337 221 lG,57 OmXG Bass a 1 Il 1 1 10185 43 127755 RIVE GAUCHE I 1 IX LA DJOUEL Bassa I II I I' 2.223 295 1 79 52 Population rurale 1 196667 '! 18.610 ! 1.210 ' 15,38 1 1 I I Total de 1~Arrondissement 1 1966-67 1 19.850 1 1,210 116,38 VI DEPARTEMENT DE LA SANP.GA ~m-m~m(suite) -- - -. !Cantons ou I Ethnie ' 1 I I Superficie 1 ARFtONDISSEMENTS !Groupements ! principale 1 Année I Populat ion I (kmÊ) I Densite ~NG~E~ZBE.VILIEI Divers 1196667 'f 1.657 f- I I I I I' 1 - I - IBABIMBI 1 1 Bassa 1 196-7 1 8.231 I 650 I 1-2,66 IBABIMBI II I Bassa I II 1 40845 1 466 1 10,39 II 1 IDGKAT I -sa I ! ' 453 1 267 1,69 I NDOGMBOK I Bassa I II I 1.173 1 141 1 8.31 I 1 1 I I 1 1 Population rurale f 196-7 14.702 1.521 !' ,' ,' -I 9,64 1 I I Total de l'Arrondissement ! 16.359 . 1-. 1.524 1 10,73 I I I I ! ! I 1 I p0UM.A IPOUEildrCmRE I Divers 1 196-7 I 647 1 1 I I I 1 t I 1 I I ! -12.-3 BMOK Bassa 8.659 f , 1 196647 ,' 1 701 I l5 1 ! 1, ! I 1 - 1 Total de l(Arrondissement I !' 9.306 701 1 U127 Population Rurale 65.0950 8,891 7,4l Plantation de Di zangué Population Urbaine Population Tot ale LISTE DES VILLAGES PAR GROüPEl~S ----di----------- PLANTATION DIWCRIE; BUCH (Disangud) BIKOUM Cie DOUU HOLLAND DISTRICT DE pK)UmO 8 BOHENrn B0IX)üNGA Born YN(nZBIC mm0 PONGK) SONG0 1 (O=> PONGO SONGO II NDOG- EXINGO SoNOUEL~rn NGONCO YLDIBo IlK.fxma (K) YIUCONrnG OLOMBE YATOU PONG0 PITTI YAVI DIE BAKOKO NTOWA NZOmONG OKOT MBPUPI SONGMBOG NrnI 1 --SON@IWNG PALMERAIE mm SONGNDONG ROUTE SOMASSEING EESSOMBE LOGBADJECK PITTI Gm BIENKOK LOUNGAHE GARE PO-OUMA BONEPOUPA II ND0 LLE POUILTOP KOPONCO NKOM SOMaKEK (Km) EKITTE MALIMBA 1 DlïUWS .
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