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The Region of Maradi is one of seven regions of Niger . It is located in south-central Niger, east of the Region of Tahoua , west of Zinder , and north of the Nigerian city of Katsina. The administrative centre is at Maradi . The population of the Region is predominantly Hausa .

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7-640: Maradi may refer to: Maradi Region , Niger Maradi, Niger Roman Catholic Diocese of Maradi Maradi Airport Topics referred to by the same term [REDACTED] This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Maradi . If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article. Retrieved from " https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Maradi&oldid=932979688 " Categories : Disambiguation pages Place name disambiguation pages Hidden categories: Short description

14-399: Is different from Wikidata All article disambiguation pages All disambiguation pages Maradi Region In 2021, a large gold mine collapse in the region killed 18 miners. Maradi borders Agadez Region to the north, Zinder Region to the east, Nigeria to the south (specifically the states of Katsina , Zamfara and Sokoto ), and Tahoua Region to the west. Most of

21-486: Is divided into 8 Departments and one commune: The Niger-Nigeria border dips south below the Region's capital, forming an area sometimes called the "breadbasket" of Niger. While tobacco , mangoes , wheat , soy beans and even cotton are cultivated in some areas, the predominant crops are groundnuts , grown as a commercially, and millet , sorghum and cow peas , typically grown for domestic consumption. Maradi

28-581: Is most densely populated region of Niger, with a population of 3,117,810 as of 2011. Culturally, Maradi Region forms the west central section of Nigerien Hausaland , which extends along the Nigerian border west to Dogondoutchi and east to just beyond Zinder . Other groups include the Fula people (including the Wodaabe , who predominate to the north and east of the region), and Tuareg peoples, especially in

35-724: Is the regional capital; other major settlements include Adjekoria , Aguie , Attantane , Azagor , Bader Goula , Baoudetta , Bermo , Birni Lalle , Chadakori , Dakoro , Dan-Goulbi , Djiratawa , El Allassane Maireyrey , Gababedji , Gabi , Gangara , Gazaoua , Guidan Amoumoune , Guidan Roumji , Guidan Sori , Hawandawaki , Issawane , Kanan-Bakache , Kollo , Koona , Korahane , Korgom , Kornaka , Madarounfa , Maiyara , Mar-Jirgui , Mayahi , Ourafane , Roumboui , Sabon-Machi , Safo , Sarkin Haoussa , Sarkin Yamma , Tagriss , Tchadoua , Tchake , Tessaoua and Tibiri . Maradi

42-479: The 35,100 km² of land is classified as " Sahel ", though the northern parts merge into the Sahara desert, and the very southern edges along the border with Nigeria get almost 600 mm a year in average rainfall, with some areas receiving as much as 650–700 mm in better years. Lake Madarounfa lies to the south of Maradi, into which flow the seasonal Goulbi N'Gabi and Goulbi N'Maradi rivers. Maradi

49-551: The north of the region and along major trade routes. The Tagdal language, thought to be a mixed Songhay -Tuareg language, is also spoken. Sarkin Haoussa Sarkin Haoussa is a village and rural commune in Niger . As of 2012, it had a population of 76,312. 13°50′30″N 7°35′32″E  /  13.84167°N 7.59222°E  / 13.84167; 7.59222 This Niger location article

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