🏡 quartiers
Badalabougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Badalabougou, the university neighborhood of Bamako's Commune V, linked to Commune III by the King Fahd Bridge and home to the Faculté des Sciences et Techniques.
Badialan I — Bamako Neighborhood
Badialan I, one of the three historic Badialan sectors in Bamako's Commune III, at the administrative and commercial heart of the capital.
Badialan II — Bamako Neighborhood
Badialan II, one of the three historic Badialan sectors in Bamako's Commune III, at the administrative and commercial heart of the capital.
Badialan III — Bamako Neighborhood
Badialan III, one of the three historic Badialan sectors in Bamako's Commune III, at the administrative and commercial heart of the capital.
Bamako-Coura-Bolibana — Bamako Neighborhood
Bamako-Coura-Bolibana, an extension of the historic Bamako-Coura neighborhood in Commune III, near the Sacred Heart Cathedral and the French embassy.
Bamako-Coura — Bamako Neighborhood
Bamako-Coura, one of the very first neighborhoods of Bamako, in Commune III, home to the city's historic Catholic cemetery.
Banconi — Bamako Neighborhood
Banconi, one of the most populous neighborhoods in Bamako's Commune I, founded around 1896-1898 and crossed by the stream that gave it its name.
Boulkassombougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Boulkassombougou, a residential neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, on the city's northeastern edge.
Centre Commercial — Bamako Neighborhood
Centre Commercial, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, the city's commercial heart with the Grand Marché Dabanani and the Dibida market.
Darsalam — Bamako Neighborhood
Darsalam, one of Bamako's eight historic neighborhoods in 1933, today in Commune III, with its modern market.
Djélibougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Djélibougou, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, one of the city's earlier-urbanized northern sectors, next to Korofina and Fadjiguila.
Doumanzana — Bamako Neighborhood
Doumanzana, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, sometimes called Doumanzana-Nafadji, known for its road transport terminus.
Dravela-Bolibana — Bamako Neighborhood
Dravela-Bolibana, an extension of the historic Dravela neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III.
Dravela — Bamako Neighborhood
Dravela, one of Bamako's eight historic neighborhoods in 1933, in Commune III, home to Bamako's state childcare center.
Fadjiguila — Bamako Neighborhood
Fadjiguila, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, known for its lively market, next to Banconi and Doumanzana.
Hippodrome — Bamako Neighborhood
Hippodrome, a residential neighborhood in Bamako's Commune II, known for its embassies, restaurants, and lively nightlife around its maquis.
Kodabougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Kodabougou, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, an older name linked to Niominanbougou, located along the Niger River.
Korofina Nord — Bamako Neighborhood
Korofina Nord, one of the two sectors of the historic Korofina neighborhood in Bamako, in the northeastern part of Commune I.
Korofina Sud — Bamako Neighborhood
Korofina Sud, the second sector of the historic Korofina neighborhood in Bamako, founded around 1887, in Commune I.
Kouliniko — Bamako Neighborhood
Kouliniko, one of the twenty neighborhoods of Bamako's Commune III.
Koulouba — Bamako Neighborhood
Koulouba, the "hill of power" in Bamako, seat of the Presidential Palace since 1907, listed as Mali's national cultural heritage.
Lafiabougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Lafiabougou, a working-class residential neighborhood in Bamako's Commune IV, formerly known as Koulébougou, "the site of the woodworkers."
Magnambougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Magnambougou, one of the most populous neighborhoods in Bamako's Commune VI, with over 72,000 residents and its own sub-town-hall.
N'Tomikorobougou — Bamako Neighborhood
N'Tomikorobougou, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III built in the 1960s by President Modibo Keïta for footballers and musicians.
Niaréla — Bamako Neighborhood
Niaréla, Bamako's oldest neighborhood, in Commune II: the city's historic birthplace and home to its founding families.
Niominanbougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Niominanbougou, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, formerly linked to Kodabougou, along the Niger River.
Ouolofobougou-Bolibana — Bamako Neighborhood
Ouolofobougou-Bolibana, an extension of the historic Ouolofobougou neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III.
Ouolofobougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Ouolofobougou, one of Bamako's very first neighborhoods, historically home to the Senegalese community, in Commune III.
Point G — Bamako Neighborhood
Point G, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, on the hill home to Mali's main university teaching hospital since 1906.
Quartier du Fleuve — Bamako Neighborhood
Quartier du Fleuve, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, along the Niger River, near the École Normale Supérieure.
Sabalibougou — Bamako Neighborhood
Sabalibougou, a densely populated residential neighborhood in Bamako's Commune V, on the right bank of the Niger River.
Samé — Bamako Neighborhood
Samé, one of the twenty neighborhoods of Bamako's Commune III.
Sikoroni — Bamako Neighborhood
Sikoroni, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, historically known as Sikoro, considered the founding neighborhood of the village of Bamako.
Sirakoro-Dounfing — Bamako Neighborhood
Sirakoro-Dounfing, a peripheral neighborhood of Bamako's Commune III, a former village absorbed by urbanization, marked by land disputes.
Sogonafing — Bamako Neighborhood
Sogonafing, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune III, located between Koulouba and Darsalam.
Sogoniko — Bamako Neighborhood
Sogoniko, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune VI, home to the country's largest bus station and the commune's town hall.
Sotuba — Bamako Neighborhood
Sotuba, a neighborhood in Bamako's Commune I, at the commune's eastern edge, a crossing point over the Niger River via the Martyrs Bridge.