Departments of Chad

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The regions of Chad are divided into 53 departments. The departments are listed below, by region:

Contents 1 Batha Region 2 Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti Region 3 Chari-Baguirmi Region 4 Guéra Region 5 Hadjer-Lamis Region 6 Kanem Region 7 Lac Region 8 Logone Occidental Region 9 Logone Oriental Region 10 Mandoul Region 11 Mayo-Kebbi Est Region 12 Mayo-Kebbi Ouest Region 13 Moyen-Chari Region 14 N'Djamena 15 Ouaddaï Region 16 Salamat Region 17 Tandjilé Region 18 Wadi Fira Region 19 See also

[edit] Batha Region

• Batha Est
• Batha Ouest
• Fitri

[edit] Borkou-Ennedi-Tibesti Region

• Borkou
• Ennedi Est
• Ennedi Ouest
• Tibesti

[edit] Chari-Baguirmi Region

• Baguirmi
• Chari
• Loug Chari

[edit] Guéra Region

• Barh Signaka
• Guéra

[edit] Hadjer-Lamis Region

• Dababa
• Dagana
• Haraze Al Biar

[edit] Kanem Region

• Barh El Gazel
• Kanem

[edit] Lac Region

• Mamdi
• Wayi

[edit] Logone Occidental Region

• Dodjé
• Lac Wey
• Ngourkosso

[edit] Logone Oriental Region

• La Nya Pendé
• La Pendé
• Lanya
• Monts de Lam

[edit] Mandoul Region

• Barh Sara
• Mandoul Occidental
• Mandoul Oriental

[edit] Mayo-Kebbi Est Region

• Kabbia
• Mayo-Boneye
• Mayo Lemie
• Mont Illi

[edit] Mayo-Kebbi Ouest Region

• Lac Léré
• Mayo-Dallah

[edit] Moyen-Chari Region

• Barh Köh
• Grande Sido
• Lac Iro

[edit] N'Djamena

• N'Djamena

[edit] Ouaddaï Region

• Assoungha
• Djourf Al Ahmar
• Ouara
• Sila

[edit] Salamat Region

• Aboudeïa
• Barh Azoum
• Haraze Mangueigne

[edit] Tandjilé Region

• Tandjilé Est
• Tandjilé Ouest

[edit] Wadi Fira Region

• Biltine
• Dar Tama
• Kobé

[edit] See also

• Regions of Chad
• Sub-prefectures of Chad

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