Why Arrah (Côte-d’Ivoire)
Arrah is a settlement located in the east-central portion of Ivory Coast. It functions as a commune and serves as a sub-prefecture as well as the administrative seat for the Arrah Department. Positioned within the Moronou Region, the town is part of the larger Lacs District.
Geographically, Arrah is situated near a notable regional boundary intersection. Approximately 20 kilometers east of the town lies the tripoint where the borders of three districts—Lacs, Lagunes, and Comoé—meet.
Administratively, the sub-prefecture encompasses eight distinct villages. The primary settlement of Arrah forms the population center of the area, while the surrounding rural countryside includes smaller localities such as Assikro, Brou-Attakro, Dallosso, Etilékro, Kouadiokro, M'brakro, and Yaffo-Agni.
Demographically, the sub-prefecture of Arrah was home to 45,625 residents according to census data from 2021. Earlier figures from 2014 recorded the main town's population at 24,123 inhabitants, with the outlying villages ranging in size from under 500 residents in M'brakro to over 3,400 in Brou-Attakro.
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