Republic of Côte d'Ivoire
République de Côte d'Ivoire
République de Côte d'Ivoire
Government type Presidential republic
Area 322,463 km² (124,504 sq mi)
Population 29,389,000 inh. (2021 census)
Population 33,274,000 inh. (2026 est.)
Population density 103 inh/km² (267 inh/mi²)
Area 322,463 km² (124,504 sq mi)
Population 29,389,000 inh. (2021 census)
Population 33,274,000 inh. (2026 est.)
Population density 103 inh/km² (267 inh/mi²)
Capital Yamoussoukro (270,000 pop.)
Currency West African CFA franc
Human development index 0.582 (157th place)
Languages French (official), Dioula and other regional languages
Life expectancy M 60 years, F 65 years
Currency West African CFA franc
Human development index 0.582 (157th place)
Languages French (official), Dioula and other regional languages
Life expectancy M 60 years, F 65 years
GEOGRAPHY DATA OF IVORY COAST
Largest cities
Abidjan 6,461,000 pop.
Bouaké 698,000 pop.
Daloa 590,000 pop.
Korhogo 510,000 pop.
Yamoussoukro 270,000 pop.
Highest mountains
Mount Richard-Molard 1,752 m (5,748 ft)
Longest rivers
Bandama 800 km (497 mi)
Komoé 760 km (472 mi) total, including the initial section in Burkina Faso
Sassandra 650 km (404 mi)
Cavalla 515 km (320 mi) total, with sections in Guinea and Liberia
Largest lakes
Lake Kossou (artificial) 1,855 km² (716 sq mi)
ADMINISTRATIVE DIVISIONS OF IVORY COAST
Ivory Coast is divided into 14 districts, including the two autonomous districts of the cities of Abidjan and Yamassoukro; the two northern districts of Savanes and Zanzan are the largest, while Abidjan is the one with the largest population, about double that of the other more populated districts.Almost all the main cities of the country are located in the more densely populated central-southern area, with the exception of Korhogo, the only significant urban center in the north of the Ivory Coast; only Abidjan exceeds one million inhabitants, not too far from the 5 million mark.