SassandraMarahoué

SassandraMarahoué is a region in Côte d'Ivoire. It is located in the western part of the country. The region was established in 2011 as an administrative division. Its capital city is Sassandra. The region is part of the larger Bas-Sassandra District.

The geography of SassandraMarahoué is characterized by a mix of coastal plains and inland highlands. The Marahoué River, a significant waterway, flows through the region. The climate is tropical, with distinct wet and dry seasons. The vegetation varies from coastal mangroves to savannas and forests further inland.

The economy of SassandraMarahoué is primarily based on agriculture. Key crops include cocoa, coffee, and palm oil, which are important for both local consumption and export. Fishing is also a significant economic activity, particularly in the coastal areas. Small-scale industries and trade contribute to the region's economy.

The population of SassandraMarahoué comprises various ethnic groups, reflecting the diverse cultural landscape of Côte d'Ivoire. The region is home to communities with distinct traditions and languages. Access to education and healthcare services is a focus for development in SassandraMarahoué, as in many other regions of the country. Infrastructure development, including roads and transportation networks, is ongoing to support economic growth and improve living conditions.