Ndé, Administrative department in West Region, Cameroon.
Ndé is an administrative department in Cameroon's western highlands covering around 1,500 square kilometers. The territory sits at roughly 1,000 meters elevation and is organized around several traditional kingdoms, including Bangangté, Bangoulap, and Balengou.
The territory received its administrative status in 1961 when Bangangté became its capital. This decision was a key step in organizing Cameroon's divisions following independence.
The region is home to several traditional kingdoms where Medumba is spoken in daily life. People here maintain customs and traditions that remain visible in local celebrations and community gatherings.
The area has a tropical climate with temperatures around 14 degrees at night and 30 degrees during the day throughout the year. Visitors should expect high humidity and pack light, breathable clothing.
The region is known for its lush vegetation and green landscapes shaped by its elevation and regular rainfall. The hilly terrain offers wide views across the surrounding countryside from many locations.
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