TolonKumbungu

Tolon-Kumbungu is a district situated in the central part of Ghana. It is a local administrative unit, consisting of five electoral areas. The district is located approximately 85 kilometers northwest of Accra, the capital city of Ghana. The district's geographical location places it in the Central Region of Ghana.

The district has a primarily agricultural economy, with farming being the mainstay of the local population. Major crops cultivated in the area include maize, cassava, yams, and plantains, which serve as the staple food for the population. Additionally, cocoa, a major export crop of Ghana, is also cultivated in significant quantities within the district.

Tolon-Kumbungu is also known for its extensive natural resources. The area is dotted with artisanal gold and manganese mines, which contribute significantly to the local economy. These resources provide a vital source of income for the local population, enabling the residents to offer support to the local administration.

Info on the district's infrastructure is somewhat limited. However, it is believed that the district has a satisfactory level of communal facilities including schools, churches, and some community centers. Healthcare facilities are also present in the district; nonetheless, access to such facilities can be restricted in certain areas due to the district's rough terrain.

According to available census data, the total population of Tolon-Kumbungu as of the last published estimates was approximately 92,107. Education-wise, the literacy rate in the district is around 74 percent, according to the data obtained from the most recent census.