Linonghin
Place in Plateau-Central Region, Burkina Faso
Linonghin | |
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| Country |  Burkina Faso |
| Region | Plateau-Central Region |
| Province | Ganzourgou |
| Department | Kogho Department |
| Population (2005 est.) | |
| • Total | 465 |
Linonghin is a village in the Kogho Department of Ganzourgou Province in central Burkina Faso. The village has a population of 465.[1]
On August 11, 1974, Linonghin was the site of Burkina Faso's deadliest airliner crash. An Ilyushin Il-18V of Air Mali that had diverted to Ouagadougou on a flight to Niamey began circling the wrong town and made a forced landing after running out of fuel. 47 of the 60 on board were killed.[2]
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Ganzourgou ProvinceCapital: Zorgho
- Boudry
- Bagzan
- Boéna
- Boudry-Peulh
- Bourma
- Dikomtinga
- Douré
- Foulgo
- Gondré
- Gouingo
- Gounghin
- Ibogo
- Koankin
- Kostenga
- Liguidmalguéma
- Lelkom
- Limsèga
- Manéssé
- Mankarga
- Nabasnonghin
- Nabmalguéma
- Nabinkinsma
- Nabiraogtenga
- Nanom
- Nadioutenga
- Nédogo
- Nédogo-Peulh
- Ouaongtenga
- Ouayalgui
- Payamtenga
- Pittyn
- Poédogo
- Pousghin
- Sankuissi
- Silmiougou
- Songdin
- Tallé
- Tamissi
- Tanama
- Tanghin
- Tankoala
- Tanlouka
- Taonsgo
- Tansèga
- Tanwaka
- Tinsalgo
- Toyogdo
- Yaïka
- Yinsinbingba
- Zanrsin
- Zoangpighin
- Kogho
- Bassemkoukouri
- Bendogo
- Bissighin
- Kogho-Peulh
- Linonghin
- Rimalga
- Ronsin
- Santi
- Tangandogo
- Tanguen (1)
- Tanguen (2)
- Tanlallé
- Tensobentenga
- Tollinghin
- Zorgo
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