Regions of Guinea

Guinea

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Guinea is divided into 8 administrative regions which are further subdivided into 34 prefectures.

Region	Capital	Area (km²)	Population (2014 census) ^[1]
Boké	Boké	31,186	1,081,445
Conakry	Conakry	450	1,667,864
Faranah	Faranah	35,581	942,733
Kankan	Kankan	72,145	1,986,329
Kindia	Kindia	28,873	1,559,185
Labé	Labé	22,869	995,717
Mamou	Mamou	17,074	732,117
Nzérékoré	Nzérékoré	37,658	1,663,582

References

Regions of Guinea

Boké Conakry Faranah Kankan Kindia Labé Mamou Nzérékoré

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