Communes of Mauritania
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| Communes of Mauritania بلديات موريتانيا (Arabic) Communes de Mauritanie (French) | |
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| Category | Commune |
| Location |  Mauritania |
| Found in | Departments |
| Number | 238 (as of 2023) |
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Communes (Arabic: بلديات, romanized: baladiyyāt, French: communes) are the third and lowest level of administrative subdivision of the Islamic Republic of Mauritania. There are 238 communes in Mauritania as of 2023.
Urban
Agricultural
- Adel Bagrou
- Aere Mbar
- Aghchorguitt
- Ain Ehel Taya
- Aioun
- Ajar
- Aleg
- Amourj
- Aoueinat Zbel
- Aoujeft
- Arr
- Atar
- Azgueilem Tiyab
- Bababe
- Bagrou
- Barkeol
- Bassiknou
- Bethet Meit
- Boghé
- Bokkol
- Bou Lahrath
- Bougadoum
- Bouheida
- Bouhdida
- Boulenouar
- Bouly
- Boumdeid
- Bousteila
- Boutilimitt
- Cheggar
- Chinguitti
- Dafor
- Daghveg
- Dar El Barka
- Dionaba
- Djeol
- Djiguenni
- El Ghabra
- El Ghaire
- Fassala
- Foum Gleita
- Ghabou
- Gouraye
- Gueller
- Guerou
- Hamod
- Hassichegar
- Jidr-El Mouhguen
- Kaédi
- Kamour
- Kankossa
- Keur-Macene
- Kobeni
- Koumbi Saleh
- Lahraj
- Legrane
- Leouossy
- Lexeiba
- Maghama
- Magta-Lahjar
- Male
- Mbagne
- Mbalal
- Mbout
- Mederdra
- Monguel
- Moudjeria
- Nbeika
- Ndiago
- Néma
- Niabina
- Noual
- Ouad Naga
- Ouadane
- Oualata
- Oueid Jrid
- Ould Yenge
- Rdheidhi
- Rkiz
- Sangrave
- Sélibaby
- Soudoud
- Tachott
- Tamchekett
- Tawaz
- Tekane
- Tichit
- Tidjikja
- Tiguent
- Timbedra
- Timzinn
- Tintane
- Touil
- Tufunde Cive
- Wahatt
- Woumpou
Industrial and commercial
Rural
Agricultural
- Agharghar
- Agharghar
- Aghoratt
- Agoueinit
- Ain Savra
- Ain Varba
- Ajoueir
- Aouleiguatt
- Aweintat I
- Bagodine
- Baidiyam
- Bangou
- Bareina
- Beileguet Litama
- Benamane
- Beribavatt
- Blajmil
- Boeir Tores
- Bouanze
- Boubacar Ben Amer
- Boutalhaya
- Chelkhet Tiyad
- Daw
- Devaa
- Dhar
- Diadibeny Gandega
- Dielwar
- Dodol Cover
- Doueirara
- Edbaye El Hejaj
- Edebaye Ehl Guelay
- Egjert
- El Aria
- El Khatt
- El Medah
- El Megve
- El Melgua
- El Mouyessar
- El Verea
- Elb Address
- Feireni
- Ganki
- Gasra El Barka
- Ghlig Ehel Boye
- Gogui
- Guateidoume
- Hassi Abdallah
- Hassi Attilla
- Hassi El Ahmed Bichna
- Hassimhadi
- Hsey Tine
- Inal
- Jreif
- Kouroudel
- Ksar el Barka
- Laftah
- Lahrach
- Leghligue
- Lehreijat
- Lehseira
- Lekhcheb
- Leweynatt
- Lexeiba
- Maaden
- Mabrouk I
- Mabrouk II
- Megva
- Melga
- Melzem Teichett
- Modibougou
- N' Savenni
- Nebaghia
- Nere Walo
- Nouamleine
- Nteichitt
- Ntrguent
- Ouad Amour
- Ould Birem
- Ouldmbouni
- Oum Avnadech
- Oum Lahyadh
- Radhi
- Sagne
- Sani
- Sava
- Soufa
- Taguilalett
- Tarenguet Ehel Moul
- Tektaka
- Tenaha
- Tenhemad
- Tensigh
- Tikobra
- Tinghadej
- Tmeimichatt
- Tokomadji
- Toutel
- Voulaniya
- Vrea Litama
- Wali
- Nouamghar
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