Moyen-Comoé

Moyen-Comoé is an administrative region in central Côte d'Ivoire with varied terrain ranging from plains to gentle hills. Abengourou functions as the regional capital and primary commercial hub, linked to neighboring cities by a road network.

The region was established in the 1990s as one of several administrative divisions created during that period. It remained in place until the early 2010s, when the country underwent administrative reorganization.

Agriculture shapes daily life throughout the area, with cocoa and coffee farming woven into community routines. The rhythms of planting and harvesting define how people organize their time and work together.

Visitors can navigate the region using the road network that connects from Abengourou to surrounding areas. It helps to get information about local routes beforehand, as road conditions and infrastructure vary across the territory.

The region is home to numerous local languages spoken alongside French by residents. This linguistic diversity reflects the distinct communities that inhabit different parts of the territory.

Location: Comoé District

Inception: 1997

Capital city: Abengourou

Elevation above the sea: 147 m

Shares border with: Sud-Comoé, Agnéby, N'zi-Comoé, Zanzan Region

GPS coordinates: 6.50000,-3.41667

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:44