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Cote d'Ivoire: map and facts

Cote d'Ivoire is in Western Africa. It has about 32.7 million people (2025), the 50th largest population. It covers 322,460 km², the 68th largest by area. That is about 101 people per km². Its highest point is Mount Richard-Molard, at 1,752 m. The longest river on its map is the Black Volta, 1,352 km from source to mouth.

Map of Cote d'Ivoire and the land around it
Cote d'Ivoire and the land around it, with its rivers. The triangle marks its highest point, Mount Richard-Molard; the circle marks its capital, Yamoussoukro. Boundaries follow India’s official position.

Facts

Rivers

The longest rivers on the map of Cote d'Ivoire, with the length of each whole river (Wikidata):

Also on the map: Baoulé, Bandama Blanc, Bagoé and Cess.

Mountains and landscapes

Its highest peaks:

Mountain ranges: Guinea Highlands.

Land

Land cover seen from satellites (NASA MODIS, 2024): savanna 71%, grassland 12.8%, wooded savanna 11.7%, evergreen broadleaf forest 2.5%.

Landforms, worked out from the height of the land (USGS GMTED2010): plains 58.7%, plateaus 30.5%, hills 9.9%.

Forests covered 12.1% of its land in 2024, down from 26.1% in 1990 (World Bank).

Neighbours

Cote d'Ivoire shares land borders with Burkina Faso, Ghana, Guinea, Liberia and Mali on this map.

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Sources

India’s boundaries are drawn according to India’s official position, simplified for small-scale maps (data: Natural Earth, India view). Each figure shows its year and source; some are rounded. Data release 2026.2.

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