Aserazona

Aserazona is a region located in the western part of the country of Gabon, in Central Africa. It is situated in the Haut-Ogooué Province and has a total land area of approximately 6,666 square kilometers. The region is bordered by the provinces of Ngounié to the west, Haut-Ogooué to the east, the country of Republic of the Congo to the north, and the Republic of Congo to the south.

Aserazona has a tropical climate, characterized by high temperatures and high levels of rainfall throughout the year. The region is home to several ethnic groups, including the Owambo and the Bulu. The dominant language spoken in the region is Gabonese French, however, the local languages such as Owambo and Bulu are also widely spoken.

The economy of Aserazona is primarily driven by agriculture and forestry. The region is rich in cedar and bouche wood, and the logging industry plays a significant role in the local economy. The region is also known for its fertile soil, making it suitable for cocoa and coffee production.

Aserazona has a relatively low population density, with a population of approximately 13,700 people as of the 2013 census. The majority of the population lives in rural areas, engaging in subsistence farming and small-scale agriculture. The region has limited access to basic infrastructure such as roads, healthcare facilities, and education institutions.

Overall, Aserazona is a remote and rural region of Gabon, with limited economic and social development opportunities. However, its natural resources and fertile soil make it an important area for agriculture and forestry development.