# Mbam-et-Inoubou, Centre Region – Subdivisions, Villages & Map

> Source: https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/

Department · Centre Region 

# Mbam-et-Inoubou

Mbam-et-Inoubou is a department of Cameroon in Centre Region. It covers **6,831.5 km²**. It is divided into 9 subdivisions. 346 named villages and localities are recorded here, and 111 mapped services such as hospitals, banks and schools.

- 6,832km²
- 9subdivisions
- 111mapped services

## Where is Mbam-et-Inoubou?

Mbam-et-Inoubou lies in [Centre Region](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/), [Cameroon](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/). It borders 7 other departments: [Lekié](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/lekie/), [Mbam-et-Kim](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-kim/), [Ndé](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/west/nde/), [Nkam](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/littoral/nkam/), [Noun](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/west/noun/), [Nyong-et-Kellé](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/nyong-et-kelle/) and [Sanaga-Maritime](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/littoral/sanaga-maritime/). By area it is the 23rd largest of 58 departments in Cameroon. It covers 9.9% of [Centre Region](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/). The centre of Mbam-et-Inoubou is about 115 km in a straight line from Yaoundé, the capital. The centre point is at 4.7245° N, 10.9419° E.

Source: [Institut National de Cartographie (INC) via OCHA HDX, administrative boundaries (COD-AB, CC BY-IGO)](https://data.humdata.org/dataset/cod-ab-cmr).

## Things to see in and around Mbam-et-Inoubou

OpenStreetMap lists 9 named sights in Mbam-et-Inoubou: 6 attractions; 1 monument; 1 viewpoint; 1 nature reserve.

- Forêt communale de Bokito · nature reserve
- carrefour enregistré · viewpoint
- Ancien Palais de Justice · attraction
- Ancien Villa Français · attraction
- Ancienne Position Allemande "Don I Tison" · attraction
- Chutes · attraction
- Hippos · attraction
- Sous-Préfecture · attraction
- Monument du Lion · monument

Source: [© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Geofabrik extract — named settlements](https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright).

Named attractions, museums, viewpoints, historic sites and natural features mapped in OpenStreetMap. Places of worship are not listed.

## Know before you go: Mbam-et-Inoubou

- Time zoneUTC+1, no daylight saving · Africa/Douala
- CurrencyFranc (XAF)
- Country calling code+237
- LanguagesEnglish, French
- Plug typesType C, E · 220 V
- Driving sideRight

### Nearest airports

- Yaoundé Nsimalen International Airport (NSI) · Yaoundé130 km
- Douala International Airport (DLA) · Douala157 km

### Daylight

Days are longest in Jun (about 12.4 hours, sunrise around 06:04) and shortest in Dec (about 11.9 hours, sunrise around 06:15, sunset around 18:06).

Source: [GeoNames country and time-zone files (CC BY 4.0)](https://www.geonames.org/); [Wikidata (CC0) — plug types, mains voltage, driving side; retrieved 2026-11-02](https://www.wikidata.org/); [OurAirports (public domain)](https://ourairports.com/data/).

Airports with scheduled passenger flights; straight-line distances. Daylight is calculated for the 15th of each month in local standard time. Check entry and visa rules with official government sources before travelling.

## Subdivisions of Mbam-et-Inoubou

Subdivision Area km² Localities Services 

[Bafia](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/bafia/) 239 43 69 

[Bokito](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/bokito/) 1,509 76 1 

[Deuk](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/deuk/) 1,447 42 1 

[Kiiki](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/kiiki/) 228 25 1 

[Kon Yambetta](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/kon-yambetta/) 350 37 7 

[Makenene](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/makenene/) 703 22 0 

[Ndikinimeki](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/ndikinimeki/) 1,825 37 0 

[Nitoukou](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/nitoukou/) 171 8 1 

[Ombessa](https://wherepedia.org/cameroon/centre/mbam-et-inoubou/ombessa/) 359 59 31 

Source: [Institut National de Cartographie (INC) via OCHA HDX, administrative boundaries (COD-AB, CC BY-IGO)](https://data.humdata.org/dataset/cod-ab-cmr); [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/); [Overture Maps places (CDLA-Permissive-2.0) and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)](https://overturemaps.org/).

## Villages and localities in Mbam-et-Inoubou

Open gazetteers list **346 villages, towns and localities** in Mbam-et-Inoubou. The largest with a recorded population: Bafia (74,050), Ndikiniméki (8,247) and Ombésa (1,833). Settlements here lie between about 185 m and 1,031 m above sea level (median 497 m).

- Abanda
- Akouté
- Asala I
- Asala II
- Asola
- Assaka
- Assala I
- Assala II
- Ba
- Babilim
- Badisa
- Badissa
- Bafia
- Baki
- Bakoa
- Bakongo
- Balakétam
- Balam
- Balamba
- Balamba I
- Balamba II
- Baliama
- Bamama
- Bambessa
- Bamoko
- Bamoun I
- Banda
- Bandong
- Baningoan
- Baningoang
- Bantoum
- Bantoum II
- Bape
- Basolo
- Bassolo
- Batanga
- Bayafan
- Bayomen
- Bep
- Biabertom
- Biabé Yakan
- Biamesé
- Biamo
- Biamésé
- Biatola
- Bigna
- Biguindé
- Bilomo
- Biouaminso
- Bitang
- Bitombo
- Boalondo
- Boalong
- Boefine
- Bogondo
- Bokaga
- Bokaka
- Bokito
- Boko
- Bomana
- Bombang
- Bombato
- Bonbang
- Bong
- Bongando
- Bongo
- Bongo-Méné
- Bongol
- Botatango
- Botombo
- Boua
- Bouboukosso
- Boudoumou
- Boufan I
- Bougnassa
- Boulo ou Meloum
- Bounaboung
- Bouniongo
- Bounol
- Bounyangbala
- Bounyoungoulouk
- Boupili
- Boura I
- Boura II
- Bouraka
- Boutourou
- Bouyong
- Boyaba
- Boyaban
- Boyabidi
- Boyabisoumbi
- Boyabogo
- Boyedolo
- Boyedong I
- Boyedong II
- Boyognano I
- Boyognano II
- Buonomama
- Bwanana
- Bwoto
- Bé
- Bébisse
- Bégni
- Béyandon
- Centre Administratif
- Contsing II
- Dagno
- Dang
- Denk
- Deuk
- Di
- Diaka
- Dink
- Diodiaré
- Dioma
- Diomo
- Djaga
- Djok
- Dodiaré
- Doguem
- Domboué
- Donenkeng I
- Donenkeng II
- Doninking
- Doubom
- Ebat
- Ebaya
- Edané
- Ediolomo
- Egoma I
- Egona
- Ekondjé
- Eloa
- Enangana
- Esendé
- Essendé
- Etoundou I
- Etoundou II
- Etoundou III
- Fian
- Ga
- Gah
- Gbaram
- Gdoubouboué
- Gedo
- Gentsing I
- Gnintsing
- Gondon
- Goufan
- Goufan I
- Goufan II
- Goufé
- Gouifé
- Goutan II
- Guetsing I
- Guetsing II
- Guetta
- Guéboba
- Guéfigue
- Gâ
- Géboda
- Géfige
- Hiola
- Houng
- Ibana
- Kadan
- Kalong
- Kalongbat
- Kananga
- Kanoko
- Kané
- Ken
- Keota
- Keulott
- Kiboum II
- Kiendi
- Kiiki
- Kinding
- Kinding Djabi
- Kinding Guafo
- Kombe
- Kon
- Kon Kidoum
- Kon-Yambetta
- Kong
- Konne II
- Konne-Madon
- Konne-kidoun
- Kop
- Kédia
- Kélendé
- Kélkoto
- Kén
- Késsél
- Kétong
- Lablé
- Lakpah
- Lalé
- Lapouang
- Liyinn
- Lényouofi
- MBAMOKOUTE
- Mafé
- Makenene
- Makenene II
- Mbassessé
- Mbe
- Mbola
- Messangsang
- Milimikong
- Missiomo
- Mouken
- Mouko
- Mouzi
- Mpagne
- Mpouga
- Métik
- Nassak
- Ndambi
- Ndema
- Ndengue
- Ndiamtsouroung
- Ndikibil
- Ndikiniméki
- Ndikitiek
- Ndikitolé
- Ndikiyel
- Ndikoko
- Ndikokonomena
- Ndokalendé
- Ndokaleng
- Ndokbakoumek
- Ndokbasabem
- Ndokbassabon
- Ndokbilak
- Ndokbou
- Ndokbou II
- Ndokhok
- Ndokmbalé
- Ndokmel
- Ndokobek
- Ndokohok New Bell
- Ndokohok Village
- Ndokomay
- Ndokon
- Ndokononoho
- Ndokononoro
- Ndokowanen
- Ndoktol
- Ndokyab
- Ndol
- Ndougbissoung
- Ndoumalon
- Ndé
- Ndéma
- Nebassel
- Nebolen
- Nefanté
- Nengoang
- Neétof
- Ngan
- Nging
- Nguessogo
- Niamanga I
- Niamanga II
- Niambala
- Niambaye
- Niansom
- Niatchotta
- Niki
- Ninguessen
- Nitoukou
- Nkam
- Nkang
- Nkoubou
- Nloatehok
- Nokam
- Nyambala
- Nyambat
- Nyambay
- Nyamongo
- Nyamsong
- Nyanzom
- Nyengo
- Nyokon I
- Nyokon II
- Néboya
- Okolo
- Ombamo
- Ombessa
- Ombésa
- Omendé
- Omeng
- Omindé
- Oming
- Osimb I
- Osimb II
- Ossimbi
- Ossimp II
- Paroisse
- Plateau Macchia
- Ponek
- Quartier Bami
- Quartier Latin
- Quartier Residentiel
- Ribang
- Riboati
- Ribong
- Rigama
- Rimbabaye
- Rimis
- Rionong
- Ritchogni
- Roum
- Sagueque
- Salala
- Sanam
- Som
- Somo
- Tamboro
- Tchango
- Tchoki Djadong
- Tchowabé
- Tchékané
- Tchékos
- Tiho
- Tobagn
- Tobagne Village
- Tokono
- Tombe
- Wandala
- Yakan
- Yambasa
- Yambassa
- Yambeta
- Yambéta
- Yanga
- Yangben
- Yoro
- Yorro
- Yébékolo
- Zakan
- Zok
- Ékondji
- Énangana
- Étiolomo

Source: [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/); [© OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL), Geofabrik extract — named settlements](https://www.openstreetmap.org/copyright).

## Landscape and landmarks of Mbam-et-Inoubou

Named natural and historic features inside Mbam-et-Inoubou, from the GeoNames gazetteer.

### Water

157 rivers and streams.

- Ablébato
- Abéma
- Amonan
- Atagn Pingélé
- Atala
- Awanga
- Batoungé
- Benda
- Biania
- Biboué
- Bikao
- Bilo
- Bintue Naya
- Bisolé
- Bitoua
- Boboro
- Boboron
- Boko
- Botséba
- Boté
- Bouam
- Bouroubou
- Bébala
- Bélam

…and 133 more.

### Coast and islands

5 islands.

- Baténa
- Kabanha
- Katéla
- Piparla
- Pon

### Hills and mountains

3 hills; 2 mountains.

- Domboué · 723 m
- Téman · 705 m
- Montagne du Bitim · 535 m
- Mont Ndousan · 517 m
- Mont Maka · 491 m

### Forests and nature

1 forest.

- Réserve Forestière de Mongoa-Nkam

Source: [GeoNames (CC BY 4.0) — settlements, natural and historic features](https://www.geonames.org/).

Places of worship are not listed. Elevations are from the GeoNames terrain model and are approximate.

## Weather in Mbam-et-Inoubou and the best time to visit

In Mbam-et-Inoubou, the warmest month is Feb (average 26 °C) and the coolest is Aug (23 °C). About 1,463 mm of rain falls in a year; the wettest month is Oct (223 mm) and the driest Jan (13 mm). The most comfortable months for a visit are **November to March**.

- Jan
- Feb
- Mar
- Apr
- May
- Jun
- Jul
- Aug
- Sep
- Oct
- Nov
- Dec

Month Average °C Rain mm 

Jan 24 13 

Feb 26 40 

Mar 25 112 

Apr 25 159 

May 25 146 

Jun 24 127 

Jul 23 126 

Aug 23 180 

Sep 23 209 

Oct 24 223 

Nov 24 113 

Dec 24 16 

Source: [NASA POWER climatology, retrieved 2026-10-29](https://power.larc.nasa.gov/).

## Hospitals, banks and other services in Mbam-et-Inoubou

Places mapped inside Mbam-et-Inoubou in open map data, by type — each number opens the full list with locations.

- Hospitals6
- Banks14
- Petrol pumps7
- Hotels11
- Schools54
- Colleges and universities5
- Pharmacies2
- Restaurants4
- Police stations8

Source: [Overture Maps places (CDLA-Permissive-2.0) and © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL)](https://overturemaps.org/).

Coverage depends on what has been mapped; contact details are not shown.

## Quick answers

- Where is Mbam-et-Inoubou?In Centre Region, Cameroon
- What borders Mbam-et-Inoubou?Lekié, Mbam-et-Kim, Ndé, Nkam, Noun, Nyong-et-Kellé and Sanaga-Maritime
- What is there to see in Mbam-et-Inoubou?Ancien Palais de Justice, Ancien Villa Français, Ancienne Position Allemande "Don I Tison", Chutes
- What time zone is Mbam-et-Inoubou in?UTC+1
- What currency is used in Mbam-et-Inoubou?Franc (XAF)
- What language is spoken in Mbam-et-Inoubou?English, French (main languages nationally)
- How many villages are in Mbam-et-Inoubou?346 named settlements (GeoNames, OpenStreetMap)
- What is the elevation of Mbam-et-Inoubou?Settlements lie between 185 m and 1,031 m
- What is the highest point in Mbam-et-Inoubou?Domboué (723 m, GeoNames elevation model)
- What is the best time to visit Mbam-et-Inoubou?November to March
- How many hospitals are in Mbam-et-Inoubou?6 mapped
- How many banks are in Mbam-et-Inoubou?14 mapped
- How many petrol pumps are in Mbam-et-Inoubou?7 mapped
- What is the P-code of Mbam-et-Inoubou?CM002003 (OCHA common operational dataset)