Driest Cities in Vallée du Bandama District

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All Countries · Ivory Coast · Vallée du Bandama District

Driest Cities - Vallée du Bandama District

1 Sucaf Ci Village 31.9"

2 Tindéné 38.7"

3 Lassoro 39.1"

4 Bankolo 39.2"

5 Karpélé 39.3"

6 Koulomia 39.4"

7 Basawa 39.6"

8 Lissolo 39.6"

9 Kayoulo 39.9"

10 Lahora 39.9"

11 Ponon 39.9"

12 Pétyonara 40.5"

13 Kanangonon 40.6"

14 Darakokaha 40.6"

15 Nyangbo 41.0"

16 Niakaramandougou 41.3"

17 Pékaha 41.3"

18 Dousoulékana 41.4"

19 Nanbanakaha 41.4"

20 Kananwolo 41.8"

21 Fononkaha 41.8"

22 Arikokaha 41.8"

23 Badyokaha 41.8"

24 Latokaha 41.9"

25 Ouandérama-Dioulasso 42.1"

26 Yaossédougou 42.1"

27 Gbérékoro-Noumousso 42.1"

28 Mborla-Dioulasso 42.1"

29 Wasségbono 42.1"

30 Soungbonon-Bambarasso 42.1"

31 Sokala-Sobara 42.1"

32 Pinsolodougou 42.1"

33 Ngorla 42.1"

34 Dabakala 42.1"

35 Kinkélédougou 42.1"

36 Atissa 42.1"

37 Kongobanadougou 42.1"

38 Kadiéoulé-Sourdian 42.1"

39 Sindé 42.1"

40 Takpalakaha 42.1"

41 Nakala 42.1"

42 Tidiala-Banbarasso 42.1"

43 Paraladougou 42.1"

44 Tiékélédougou 42.1"

45 Oualéguara 42.1"

46 Bakoro-Sobara 42.1"

47 Boniérédougou 42.1"

48 Bounadougou 42.1"

49 Loniéné 42.1"

50 Tienguédougou 42.1"

51 Kassanblé 42.1"

52 Litiara 42.1"

53 Mbala 42.1"

54 Sougbono 42.1"

55 Foumbolo 42.1"

56 Kanéguéra 42.1"

57 Kaniéné 42.1"

58 Kapolokoro 42.1"

59 Niangourougbono 42.1"

60 Niendélé-Ségbéré 42.1"

61 Sarala 42.1"

62 Ngolodougou 42.1"

63 Tafiré 42.1"

64 Mborola-Banbarasso 42.1"

65 Kadiéoulé-Sobara 42.1"

66 Tinguédougou 42.1"

67 Lagbora 42.1"

68 Pessondougou 42.1"

69 Takana-Dioulasso 42.1"

70 Dienguesso 42.1"

71 Koundoudougou 42.1"

72 Kouohara 42.1"

73 Niéméné 42.1"

74 Ségbéré 42.1"

75 Sitiolo 42.1"

76 Sourkoudougou 42.1"

77 Niédiékaha 42.3"

78 Katyonron 42.5"

79 Korlokaha 42.9"

80 Sélékaha 42.9"

81 Badikaha 43.4"

82 Tortiya 43.4"

83 Minabo 48.7"

84 Kouarabo 48.7"

85 Kondorobo 48.7"

86 Kokoflé 48.7"

87 Roussé 48.7"

88 Ancien 48.7"

89 Plahankro 48.7"

90 Wangali 48.7"

91 Kouadiokro 48.7"

92 Kongoti 48.7"

93 Kongokro 48.7"

94 Kokotikro 48.7"

95 Aourikro 48.7"

96 Angwakro 48.7"

97 Adiokro 48.7"

98 Nguessankankro 48.7"

99 Tiéviessou 48.7"

100 Aounzé 48.7"

The driest cities in Vallée du Bandama District receive the least annual precipitation, often characterized by arid landscapes and abundant sunshine. Sucaf Ci Village receives just 31.9 inches of precipitation annually.

Dry climates offer benefits including more sunny days, less seasonal affective disorder, lower humidity, and reduced mold and allergen concerns. These cities are often located in the desert Southwest or other arid regions with dramatic natural landscapes.

Water management is a critical concern for the driest cities, many of which rely on distant water sources, desalination, or strict conservation measures. As populations grow in these areas, sustainable water use and drought resilience become increasingly important priorities.

Did You Know?

1. Sucaf Ci Village gets just 31.9" of precipitation per year - less than many cities get in a single month.
2. Most of the driest cities are in the desert Southwest, where evaporation often exceeds precipitation by a factor of 10 or more.
3. Water conservation is a way of life in these cities, with many implementing xeriscaping requirements and water usage restrictions.

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