WikiProject Burkina Faso/subdivisions

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Given that this subproject involves people speaking various languages from various countries (France, Germany, Italy, Russia...) this subpage is currently maintained only in English instead of the official French language spoken in Burkina Faso.
Most of its content however are in data tables showing the progress of mapping of subdivisions, and the toponyms shown in tables below should all be listed in French, to facilitate its understanding by French-speaking people of Burkina-Faso that will want to contribute to this effort. Most translation efforts of toponyms will be in the OSM database itself.

Administrative subdivisions of Bukina Faso

  • All Wikipedia links for locations in Burkina Faso should point to its French edition (other languages of Wikipedia are maintained now in Wikidata). Please complete these pages as much as possible (create draft pages if needed, check their content, document the alternate names, check at least the latest population figures ; some templates like w:fr:Modèle:Infobox Subdivision du Burkina Faso are already ready to facilitate their creation and Wikipedia categories are also being sorted in a separate effort). You're also invited to subscribe to its Wikiproject.
  • But do not import any information from Wikipedia in the OSM database (unless you are the same author of these data on Wikipedia, or you use the same open data source), as its CC-BY-SA licence is not compatible with the ODbL! Notably, do not import population figures (frequently wrong, roughyl rounded or estimated, unsourced, not dated, or simply outdated) or the coordinates of nodes from Wikipedia.
  • However the reverse import from OSM to Wikipedia is possible: articles should be edited to reflect updates.
  • All régions (admin_level=4) are complete (but their borders are often very fuzzy).
  • The borders of departments/municipalities (admin_level=6) may be difficult to determine exactly, even where they are known to group several villages (possibly admin_level=8).
  • All ISO 3166-2 codes (defined in Burkina Faso only for régions and provinces) have already been imported in distinctive tags. But the preferred reference identifiers should be defined on all subdivisions, and will use the tag "ref:INSD=*", whose value will help matching the offical data published by INSD (defining the official national nomenclature), Afristat, the United Nations, or other international organisations (like the World Bank), which need a more precise codification than ISO 3166-2.

National borders (admin_level=2)

ISO 3166-1 Name (fr) Relation (admin_level=2) Capital city Completion
BF Burkina Faso relation 192783 node Ouagadougou OK

Régions (admin_level=4)

The content of this section is transcluded from the /regions subpage. edit
ISO 3166-2 INSD code Name (fr) Relation (admin_level=4) Capital city Completion
BF-01 02 Boucle du Mouhoun relation 2674448 node Dédougou OK
BF-02 12 Cascades relation 2745987 node Banfora OK
BF-03 11 Centre relation 2746031 node Ouagadougou OK
BF-04 10 Centre-Est relation 2746016 node Tenkodogo OK
BF-05 06 Centre-Nord relation 2746040 node Kaya OK
BF-06 07 Centre-Ouest relation 2813987 node Koudougou OK
BF-07 13 Centre-Sud relation 2746024 node Manga OK
BF-08 04 Est relation 1143562 node Fada N’Gourma OK
BF-09 01 Hauts-Bassins relation 2674447 node Bobo-Dioulasso OK
BF-10 09 Nord relation 1159881 node Ouahigouya OK
BF-11 08 Plateau-Central relation 2746035 node Ziniaré OK
BF-12 03 Sahel relation 1159873 node Dori OK
BF-13 05 Sud-Ouest relation 2745992 node Gaoua OK

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Provinces (admin_level=5)

The content of this section is transcluded from the /provinces subpage. edit

Notes:

  • The names of capitals of provinces that are also capitals of regions (above) are displayed with bold characters.
  • Some provinces or their capital cities have several orthographies, the Capital city column shows the one currently used by INSD.bf, the other ones is in the Alternate name(s) column (and have been used by INSD.bf in older reports; they may still be used).
  • The existing boundary relations are now all defined the node with the admin_center role for the place of the capital city (chef-lieu in French), but with their borders defined with limited resolution (within 1 km). These borders need further adjustments by checking all the villages they should include. This requires first subdiviing them in their departments and listing all their missing villages. Then some borders can be more acurately defined by locating the rivers or some other physical features that traditionally separate them. However most villages can be correctly found now in the correct province and trhis already helps disambiguating them as there are lots of homonyms. For further disambiguation we will still need to define the border of their departments.
ISO 3166-2 INSD code Name (fr) Relation (admin_level=5) Capital city In region Alternate name(s) Completion
BF-BAL 31 Balé relation 2828093 node Boromo BF-01   OK
BF-BAN 32 Banwa relation 2828094 node Solenzo BF-01   OK
BF-KOS 13 Kossi relation 2828096 node Nouna BF-01   OK
BF-MOU 15 Mouhoun relation 2828097 node Dédougou BF-01   OK
BF-NAY 40 Nayala relation 2828098 node Toma BF-01   OK
BF-SOR 27 Sourou relation 2828099 node Tougan BF-01   OK
BF-COM 06 Comoé relation 2828137 node Banfora BF-02   OK
BF-LER 38 Léraba relation 2828138 node Sindou BF-02   OK
BF-KAD 11 Kadiogo relation 2828095 node Ouagadougou BF-03   OK
BF-BLG 04 Boulgou relation 2828160 node Tenkodogo BF-04   OK
BF-KOP 36 Koulpélogo relation 2828161 node Ouargaye BF-04   OK
BF-KOT 14 Kouritenga relation 2828162 node Koupéla BF-04   OK
BF-BAM 01 Bam relation 2828631 node Kongoussi BF-05   OK
BF-NAM 17 Namentenga relation 2828632 node Boulsa BF-05   OK
BF-SMT 23 Sanmatenga relation 2828633 node Kaya BF-05   OK
BF-BLK 05 Boulkiemdé relation 2828693 node Koudougou BF-06   OK
BF-SNG 22 Sanguié relation 2828694 node Réo BF-06   OK
BF-SIS 25 Sissili relation 2828695 node Léo BF-06   OK
BF-ZIR 44 Ziro relation 2828696 node Sapouy BF-06   OK
BF-BAZ 02 Bazèga relation 2868361 node Kombissiri BF-07   OK
BF-NAO 16 Nahouri relation 2868362 node  BF-07   OK
BF-ZOU 30 Zoundwéogo relation 2868363 node Manga BF-07   OK
BF-GNA 08 Gnagna relation 2914764 node Bogandé BF-08   OK
BF-GOU 09 Gourma relation 2914765 node Fada N’Gourma BF-08   OK
BF-KMD 34 Komondjari relation 2914766 node Gayéri BF-08 Komandjoari OK
BF-KMP 35 Kompienga relation 2914767 node Pama BF-08   OK
BF-TAP 28 Tapoa relation 2914768 node Diapaga BF-08   OK
BF-HOU 10 Houet relation 2914808 node Bobo-Dioulasso BF-09   OK
BF-KEN 12 Kénédougou relation 2914809 node Orodara BF-09   OK
BF-TUI 42 Tuy relation 2914810 node Houndé BF-09 Tui OK
BF-LOR 39 Loroum relation 2915653 node Titao BF-10   OK
BF-PAS 20 Passoré relation 2915654 node Yako BF-10   OK
BF-YAT 29 Yatenga relation 2915655 node Ouahigouya BF-10   OK
BF-ZON 45 Zondoma relation 2915656 node Gourcy BF-10 Zandoma OK
BF-GAN 07 Ganzourgou relation 2916023 node Zorgho BF-11   OK
BF-KOW 37 Kourwéogo relation 2916024 node Boussé BF-11   OK
BF-OUB 18 Oubritenga relation 2916025 node Ziniaré BF-11   OK
BF-OUD 19 Oudalan relation 2916144 node Gorom-Gorom BF-12   OK
BF-SEN 24 Séno relation 2916146 node Dori BF-12   OK
BF-SOM 26 Soum relation 2916145 node Djibo BF-12   OK
BF-YAG 43 Yagha relation 2916147 node Sebba BF-12 Sébba ; Seba OK
BF-BGR 03 Bougouriba relation 2916226 node Diébougou BF-13   OK
BF-IOB 33 Ioba relation 2916227 node Dano BF-13   OK
BF-NOU 41 Noumbiel relation 2916228 node Batié BF-13   OK
BF-PON 21 Poni relation 2916229 node Gaoua BF-13   OK

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Départements / communes (admin_level=6)

Because of its size, most of this section can no longer included here, it is located in the /communes subpage. Within the 351 "départements" in Burkina Faso (in 2012):

  • 2 are "communes urbaines à statut particulier" (subdivided into "arrondissements" grouping unnamed numbered urban sectors and named villages).
  • 49 are "communes urbaines" (subdivided into unnamed numbered urban sectors and named villages)
  • 302 are "communes rurales" (subdivided into villages)

However these 351 "communes" (municipalities) only cover the urbanized area (cities and villages) of their (homonymous) department. The rest of the department is managed by the state. We should delimit these urbanized areas. For this reason, the boundaries of departments are indicative and only made to surround and separate villages in relevant groups. We should however delimit precisely all urban sectors.

TODO: In May 2016, new municipal election took places and new communes were added by splitting some of them to reach a total of 363 communes.

Arrondissements (urban districts, admin_level=7)

  • TODO: map them as in OSM as "districts" in the urban municipalities (communes urbaines, which are départements) of the cities of Ouagadougou and Bobo-Dioulasso (which are mapped in OSM both as "cities" and officially as départements)
  • The other urban municipalites (even if some of them qualify as cities in OSM) and all other rural municipalites (communes rurales, which are départements) are not subdivided in arrondissements.
  • Note that arrondissements are splitting the main city of the department in several parts, but they may also contain (in Bobo-Dioulasso) other surrounding villages that are not part of the main city. Technically, these arrondissements (in the department of Bobo-Dioulasso) are not subdivisions of the city, but subdivisions of the department, and the main city is not a subdivision of the department or arrondissement but the group of all urban sectors in all arrondissements of the department.

Cities, towns and administrative villages (admin_level=8)

A commune is grouping all cities, towns and/or villages in the department of the same name, but do not cover the full territory of the department. Their urban extension in the department is controled by the local representant of the national state in the department. The rest of the department is often a very large rural area where villages and towns are enclaved.

Basically, if we define the borders of localities (cities, towns, villages and hamlets), they must be limited to the urbanized area and tagged with admin_level=8, and named according to the locality. These areas may be also tagged with landuse=residential if they cover these urbanized areas. Each area will have a place=* node giving the name of the locality.

Note that even in departments that are urban municipalities, there are some rural areas and villages in those rural area. But national statistics frequently do not distinguish each village in the rural areas surrounding towns and cities, except in data related to municipal elections or to traditional village developement councils. In the best case, data is only available per department (commune) or per arrondissement.

So most villages won't have borders in OSM, unless there's local data on their precise extension. Most of them will be mapped only as nodes within their department/commune.

About 8,400 villages are counted by the INSD : they could be mapped only as nodes (notably in rural municipalities, or for small kernels of population around cities and towns); but they are not subdivided : these administrative villages should still be mapped in OSM (with their borders if possible) with admin_level 8. All of them should map to a "place=village" in OSM (population between 100 and 3,000 inhabitants).

But very small villages which are not administrative villages should be mapped with "place=hamlet", most often as nodes only (no border defined officially, but this could be landuse=redidential polygons), and "isolated dwellings" in OSM should only be mapped as nodes (or only on a single building polygon). They should not have any "admin_level" defined on them. There's no official population statistics on them as they are counted as part of adminsitrative villages. When former villages are now part of urban sectors (in urban municipalities), they are not administrative villages and should not be mapped as "place=village" but may be mapped as "suburbs".

Urban sectors (admin_level=9)

This includes sectors (secteurs in French for the INSD) which are splitting the main city or town of each urban municipality, for which the INSD provides specific census data. The threshold of population for defining them (only in urban municipalities) is above 1,000 inhabitants per sector: most of them would still not qualify as "place=town" in OSM, but only as "place=suburb" as their population is in the range between about 3,000 and 10,000 inhabitants in cities, or between 1,000 and 5,000 inhabitants in towns, and because these urban "sectors" are officially distinguished from rural "villages".