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Region District Facilitynametype Town Ownership Latitude Region District FacilityNameType Town Ownership Latitude Longitude Ashanti Offinso NorthA.M.E Zion Clinic Afrancho CHAG 7.40801 -1.96317 Ashanti Bekwai MunicipalAbenkyimanClinic Clinic AnwiankwantaPrivate 6.46312 -1.58592 Ashanti Adansi NorthAboabo HealthHealth Centre CentreAboabo No Government2 6.22393 -1.34982 Ashanti Afigya-KwabreAboabogya HealthHealth CentreCentreAboabogyaGovernment 6.84177 -1.61098 Ashanti Kwabre Aboaso HealthHealth Centre CentreAboaso Government 6.84177 -1.61098 Ashanti Offinso NorthAboffour HealthHealth Centre CentreAboffour Government 7.12986 -1.73294 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaAbuakwa MaternityMaternity Home HomeAbuakwa Private 7 -2 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaAburaso MethodistClinic clinicAburaso CHAG 6.66133 -1.67662 Ashanti Ejisu-JuabenAchiase Municipal HealthHealth Centre CentreAchiase Government 6.45543 -1.31004 Ashanti Mampong MunicipalAdidwan HealthHealth Centre CentreAdidwan Government 7.25163 -1.40278 Ashanti Amansie WestAdimposo CHPSCHPS Adimposo Government 6.33659 -1.92588 Ashanti Asante-AkimAdom North Hospital MunicipalHospital AkratiebesaPrivate 6.61879 -1.19202 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano SouthAdom MaternityMaternity Home HomeAdinyana Private 6.88364 -1.87334 Ashanti Afigya-KwabreAdwumakaseHealth Kese CentreHealthAdwumakase Centre Government Kese 6.80813 -1.53933 Ashanti Sekyere SouthAfamaso MaternityMaternity Home HomeAfamaso Private 6.94912 -1.50873 Ashanti Sekyere CentralAframso HealthHealth Centre CentreAframso No.3Government 7.14472 -1.12162 Ashanti Afigya-KwabreAfrancho HealthHealth Centre CentreAfrancho Government 6.81527 -1.59589 Ashanti Asante-AkimAgogo North Presby MunicipalHospital Hospital Agogo CHAG 6.79618 -1.08529 Ashanti Sekyere SouthAgona HealthHealth Centre CentreAgona Government 6.93605 -1.49759 Ashanti Ejisu-JuabenAgyenkwa Municipal ClinicClinic Hwireso Private 6.67522 -1.38159 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAgyenkwa ClinicClinic New Estate-ObuasiPrivate 6.20898 -1.67103 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaAhenema kokobenHealth Centre HealthAhenema Centre kokobenGovernment 6.62597 -1.64978 Ashanti Afigya-KwabreAhenkro HealthHealth Centre CentreAhenkro Government 6.87155 -1.64009 Ashanti Sekyere EastAhmadiya MuslimHospital HospitalEffiduase Private 6.84534 -1.38366 Ashanti Bekwai MunicipalAhmadiyaa HospitalMission HospitalKokofu Private 6.50986 -1.53649 Ashanti Bekwai MunicipalAhwene MemorialHospital HospitalBekwai Private 6.45491 -1.57071 Ashanti Adansi SouthAim High ClinicClinic Subin CampPrivate 5.96717 -1.44993 Ashanti Sekyere EastAkokuaso HealthHealth Centre CentreAkokuaso Government 6.85355 -1.33583 Ashanti Bekwai MunicipalAkomaa MemorialHospital HospitalKortwia CHAG 6.43966 -1.53837 Ashanti Offinso NorthAkomadan Health CentreAkomadan zongoGovernment 7.40581 -1.96072 Ashanti Adansi NorthAkrofrom ClinicClinic New AkrofromPrivate 6.15348 -1.47621 Ashanti Amansie CentralAkrofrom CommunityClinic ClinicAkrofrom Government 6.39651 -1.60783 Ashanti Adansi SouthAkrofrom HealthHealth Centre CentreAkrofrom Government 6.12385 -1.65387 Ashanti Adansi NorthAkrokerri HealthHealth Centre CentreAkrokerri Government 6.29513 -1.63224 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaAkropong HealthHealth Centre CentreAkropong Government 7 -2 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaAkropong MaternityMaternity Home HomeAkropong Private 7 -2 Ashanti Adansi SouthAkutreso HealthHealth Centre CentreAkutreso Government 6.09619 -1.29292 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthAkwasiase DressingClinic StationAkwasiase Quasi-Government6.99498 -2.19887 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthAlice MemorialMaternity Maternity HomeTepa Clinic Private 6.99961 -2.17134 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAll Souls ClinicClinic Akaporiso Private 6.19852 -1.62881 Ashanti Adansi SouthAllen HealthClinic Clinic Wamasi Government 6.08691 -1.69553 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAmansan ClinicClinic Aboagye KromPrivate 6.19128 -1.65044 Ashanti Asante-AkimAmantenaman North MunicipalHealth Health Centre CentreNyinamponaseGovernment 6.77005 -1.16254 Ashanti Ejisu-JuabenAmponsah Municipal KonaduMaternity Memorial HomeBonwire MaternityPrivate Home 6.79262 -1.47187 Ashanti Adansi SouthAmpunyasi Health CentreAmpunyasi Government 6.05519 -1.73677 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthAnane Aya MaternityMaternity HomeHomeAkwasiase Private 6.99542 -2.19993 Ashanti Asante-AkimAnanekrom North MunicipalHealth Health Centre CentreAnanekromGovernment 6.91527 -1.01533 Ashanti Bosomtwe Anglican (Mobile)Clinic Eye ClinicJachie CHAG 6.56615 -1.52066 Ashanti Bosomtwe Atonso/AgogoClinic Fejiase clinicFeyiase Private 6.61268 -1.55999 Ashanti Bosomtwe BrodekwanuClinic Methodis BrodekwanuClinic CHAG 6.53546 -1.35365 Ashanti Bosomtwe CAMFAP MaternityClinic ClinicNew KokobirikoPrivate (Abijan-Nkwant6.57933 -1.54404 Ashanti Bosomtwe Jachie HealthHealth Centre CentreJachie Government 6.56598 -1.52097 Ashanti Bosomtwe Kuntenase GovernmentDistrict HospitalKuntenase Hospital Government 6.53752 -1.47454 Ashanti Bosomtwe Lake BosomtwiClinic MethodistAmakom Clinic CHAG 6.48398 -1.37362 Ashanti Bosomtwe Nyameani MethodistClinic ClinicNyameani CHAG 6.56458 -1.43022 Ashanti Bosomtwe Piase CHPS CHPS Piase Government 6.59099 -1.45151 Ashanti Bosomtwe SDA Clinic KonkomaClinic Konkoma CHAG 6.51291 -1.34849 Ashanti Bosomtwe Sophia MaternityMaternity Home HomeEsereso Private 6.63159 -1.56147 Ashanti Bosomtwe St. Marys AnglicanClinic ClinicApinkra CHAG 6.54056 -1.54346 Ashanti Bosomtwe St. Micheal Hospital Pramso CHAG 6.55872 -1.51247 Ashanti Bosomtwe Tetrefu HealthHealth Centre CentreTetrefu Government 6.62487 -1.53468 Ashanti Bosomtwe God's GraceMaternity Maternity Home AputuagyaHome Private 6.501679 -1.41448 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAnyinam ClinicClinic Obuasi-AnyinamGovernment 6.19897 -1.68205 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthAnyinasuso HealthHealth CentreCentreAnyinasusoGovernment 6.95913 -2.10037 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthAnyinasuso MaternityMaternity HomeHomeAnyinasusoPrivate 6.95871 -2.10015 Ashanti Offinso NorthAnyinasusu ClinicSDA CentreAnyinasusuCHAG 7.01484 -1.70874 Ashanti Sekyere AframAnyinofi Plains HealthHealth Centre CentreAnyinofi Government 7.42528 -0.77045 Ashanti Mampong MunicipalApaa MaternityMaternity Home HomeApaa Private 6.95511 -1.43465 Ashanti Ejisu-JuabenApromase Municipal HealthHealth Centre CentreApromase Government 6.67085 -1.49543 Ashanti Mampong MunicipalAsaam HealthHealth Clinic CentreAsaam Government 7.11732 -1.46598 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAsempa MaternityClinic andGausu Clinic Private 6.19924 -1.68233 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaAhenema kokobenHealth Centre HealthAhenema Centre kokobenGovernment 6.62597 -1.64978 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaBebu MethodistClinic Clinic Bebu CHAG 6.61154 -1.68505 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaEye Adom MaternityMaternity Home HomeBrofoyeduruPrivate 6.61458 -1.65857 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaFoase HealthHealth Centre CentreFoase Government 6.63751 -1.75124 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaKwanwomaHealth Health Centre CentreKwanwomaGovernment 6.62865 -1.63524 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaTrabuom HealthHealth Centre CentreTrabuom Government 6.61142 -1.76252 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaTrede HealthHealth Centre CentreTrede Government 6.57803 -1.66859 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaNweneso IIIHealth Health Centre CentreNweneso IIIPrivate 6.597212 -1.579 Ashanti Bosome FrehoAsiwa HealthHealth Centre CentreAsiwa Government 6.42344 -1.33434 Ashanti Adansi NorthAsokwa HealthHealth Centre CentreAsokwa Government 6.28068 -1.50786 Ashanti Amansie WestEssuowin HealthHealth Centre CentreAssuowin Government 6.53656 -1.86502 Ashanti Sekyere CentralAsubuasu HealthHealth Centre CentreAsubuasu Government 7.31624 -1.23529 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaAsuofua HealthHealth Centre CentreAsuofia Government 7 -2 Ashanti Adansi SouthAtaasi HealthHealth Centre CentreAtaasi NkwantaGovernment 5.96664 -1.36454 Ashanti Sekyere CentralAtonsu HealthHealth Centre CentreAtonsu Government 7.02372 -1.30912 Ashanti Adansi SouthAtwereboanaClinic Clinic AtwereboanaGovernment 5.96235 -1.34213 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaAtwima ClinicClinic Atwima Government 7 -2 Ashanti Obuasi MunicipalAvril Clinic Clinic Akaporiso Private 6.19802 -1.62953 Ashanti Ejura SekyeredumasiBabaso MCHClinic Babaso Government 7.34065 -1.32417 Ashanti Asante-AkimBanka South HealthHealth Centre CentreBanka Government 6.29824 -1.21615 Ashanti Sekyere AframBanko Plains HealthHealth Centre CentreBanko Government 6.75822 -1.28473 Ashanti Asante-AkimBanso South SDA ClinicClinic Banso Government 6.47584 -1.19674 Ashanti Atwima-NwabiagyaBarekese HealthHealth Centre CentreBarekese Government 7 -2 Ashanti Atwima-MponuaBarniekromMaternity maternity Home homeBarniekromGovernment 6.54199 -2.17473 Ashanti Asante-AkimBebome North Municipal HealthHealth Centre CentreBebome Government 6.86725 -1.09566 Ashanti Atwima-KwanwomaBebu MethodistClinic Clinic Bebu CHAG 6.61154 -1.68505 Ashanti Bekwai MunicipalBekwai GovernmentDistrict Hospital HospitalBekwai Government 6.45605 -1.57857 Ashanti Mampong MunicipalBenim HealthHealth Centre CentreBenim Government 7.09054 -1.46459 Ashanti Sekyere CentralBeposo HealthCentre Centre Beposo Government 6.98526 -1.35503 Ashanti Atwima-MponuaBethel MaternityMaternity Home HomeEnyinamosoPrivate 6.64692 -1.90327 Ashanti Ahafo-Ano NorthBetiako HealthHealth Centre CentreBetiako Government 6.86638 -2.20685 Ashanti Atwima-MponuaBeyerebon No.5Health Health CentreBayerebon Centre Government 6.39211 -2.18134 Ashanti Mampong MunicipalBirem HealthHealth Centre CentreBirem Government 7.22732 -0.99197 Ashanti Afigya-KwabreBoamang HealthHealth Centre CentreBoamang Government 6.94073 -1.61705 Ashanti Sekyere SouthBoanim HealthHealth Centre CentreBoanim Government 7.03482 -1.48741 Ashanti Adansi NorthBodwesangoHealth St Louis Centre HealthBodwesango CentreCHAG
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