Logone Occidental Region, Administrative region in southwestern Chad
Logone Occidental is an administrative region in southwestern Chad containing four departments and numerous settlements, with Moundou serving as its main city. The territory encompasses diverse landscapes distributed between urban and rural areas.
The region was established during Chad's 2003 decentralization process, transforming from a previous administrative structure. This shift brought new local governance systems and a reorganization of regional responsibilities.
The Sara peoples, particularly the Laka and Ngambay communities, shape daily life through their own languages and social customs. These groups remain central to the region's social fabric and local practices.
The region is most easily accessed through Moundou, which serves as a hub for connecting to other parts of Chad. Visitors should expect basic infrastructure and limited services in more rural areas.
The region borders three other Chad regions, making it an important geographical connection point between different parts of the country. This central location makes it a key area for regional movement and exchange.
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