Bouaflé

Bouaflé is a city in Ivory Coast, located in the central part of the country. It serves as the capital of the Marahoué Region and the Bouaflé Department. The city is situated approximately 170 kilometers north of Abidjan, the economic capital, and is a significant administrative and economic center for its region.

The population of Bouaflé is diverse, with the main ethnic groups including the Baoulé people. The local economy is largely based on agriculture, with crops like coffee, cocoa, and cotton being important cash crops for the surrounding rural areas. Market gardening and livestock farming also contribute to the local economy.

Bouaflé is a transportation hub, with road networks connecting it to other major cities in Ivory Coast. The city has a hospital, educational institutions, and various administrative services. Its strategic location and role as a regional capital make it an important focal point for trade and development in the Marahoué Region. The city experiences a tropical climate, with distinct wet and dry seasons.