Sectors of Guinea-Bissau

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Sectors of Guinea-Bissau

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The regions of Guinea-Bissau are subdivided into 37 Sectors. The sectors are listed below, by region:

Contents 1 Bafata Region 2 Biombo Region 3 Bissau Region (autonomous sector) 4 Bolama Region 5 Cacheu Region 6 Gabu Region 7 Oio Region 8 Quinara Region 9 Tombali Region

[edit] Bafata Region

• Bafata
• Bambadinca
• Contuboel
• Galomaro
• Gamamundo
• Xitole

[edit] Biombo Region

• Prabis
• Quinhamel
• Safim

[edit] Bissau Region (autonomous sector)

• Bissau

[edit] Bolama Region

• Bolama
• Bubaque
• Caravela (Uno)

[edit] Cacheu Region

• Bigene
• Bula
• Cacheu
• Caio
• Canghungo
• Sao Domingos

[edit] Gabu Region

• Boe
• Gabu
• Piche
• Pirada
• Soncao

[edit] Oio Region

• Bissora
• Farim
• Mansaba
• Mansoa
• Nhacra

[edit] Quinara Region

• Buba
• Empada
• Fulacunda
• Tite

[edit] Tombali Region

• Bedanda
• Cacine
• Catio
• Quebo

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