Territory · in English

Find your village,
your neighbourhood, your canton.

The Bedjond country is mapped unit by unit: 14 units, 1,259 localities from open data, 966 of them named, and one page per village saying what the data knows, what the site says and what is still to document. The village pages are in French; the names, the numbers and the map speak for themselves.

14 units966 named localitiesdata of 2026-09-28Sources: GADM 4.1, OpenStreetMap, GeoNames
14unitssub-prefectures and neighbouring units, from the heart of the country to the diaspora towns
966named localitiesvillages, hamlets, neighbourhoods, one page each
24known facilitiesschools, health posts, water points, markets: what open data has, which is little
1formto tell us what your village has and lacks — in French, but a few words are enough

Heart of the Bedjond country

7 units,
where the Bedjond people live.

Southern neighbours

3 units,
just across the boundary.

Reported by members

1 unit,
named by members, to be confirmed.

Diaspora towns

3 units,
where the diaspora gathers.

From the diaspora

Three ways
to complete the map.

Counts as of 2026-09-28; boundaries from GADM 4.1, localities from OpenStreetMap and GeoNames, all approximate. Sacred sites and graves are never shown on the map: the association keeps that register with the chiefs. French page: Les villages.