Language Tomo Kan
is a large-population (second only to Jamsay) language spoken in an extensive area in the southern extension of the Bandiagara plateau (e.g. Diangassagou), on the southern cliffs (e.g. Segue), and in the sandy plains east of the cliffs (e.g. Diallassagou).
- Owo (Wo) (administrative center) administrative center (otherwise sparsely populated) for the Wo cluster of villages (Wo-Sare, Wo-Djina, Owo-Ouro)
- Dianggassagou (Diemessogou) compact village cluster on plateau; school, health center
- Yarou-Plateau (Bandiagara) village on low elevation above plains (see also a Mossi village of same name)
- Nene (near Diallassagou) village on plains near Diallassagou; nèné is also the name for the cluster of Nene-Habe and Nene-Leye near Dianggassogou
- Yarou-Bombo (lower Yarou) village on lower plains, very close to Yarou-Plateau (Tomo-Kan speaking)
- Taama (1) (near Wogo) village on plains (see also Taama 2
- Teredougou (Barassara) village on plateau, part of Teredougou complex
- Goundaka (near Sofara) village on plateau (distinct from Goundaka on the Mopti-Bandiagara highway); original Goundaka village but now smaller than Guidioweli
- Tiele-Issa (Tommi-Koro) village on plateau
- Goundaka (Songodaga) village on plains, part of Goundaka cluster near Sofara
- Tiamadjina (old site) abandoned ruins of original site of village (togu-na stones)
- Dianweli (Tomo Kan 1) village on plateau
- Dianwely (Tomo Kan 2) village on plains
- Bawema (near Perou) village on plateau
- Bawema (near Segue) village on plains; Arama came from Mandoli villag], Doho came from Yeguere/Leguere village
- Konsogou (Tomo Kan) village
- Owo-Djina (Wo-Djina) village on plateau near small hill
- Tyilapanga (Dogon) village
- Garou (Garou-Leye) widely spread village cluster on plains on road to Segue
- Kogo (Bintingué) separate section of village on plateau occupied by artisans
- Owo (Wo) cluster of well-separated villages on the villages; end of paved highway Sevare-Bandiagara-Wo
- Perou (abandoned) abandoned former site of village on plateau
- Kiera (cf. Tiara)
- Owo-Sare (Wo-Sare) village on small hill on plateau; largest village in Owo (Wo) cluster
- Fangadougou (1) village on plateau
- Fangadougou (2) small village on plains near Segue
- Segue (plaine) extension on plains below main Segue village on cliffs
- Orossogou (1) village on plain
- Orossogou (2) village (location from old map)
- Diengeni-Koubel village on plateau
- Gan (Dianah) village, see also Gani-Do
- Kassogou (1) village on flat plateau; same French name as another village in plains near Segue
- Kassogou (2) village in plains near Segue; same French name as another Tomo-Kan speaking village near Diangassagou
- Konode ~ Konodin village on plateau
- Abdoulkarimou
- Balaguira-Habe village on plateau
- Sansogou-Pissa village on plains near Pissa; settled from Kani-Bonzon
- Diallassagou large village in plains
- Diengeni-Habe Dogon village on plateau1 km from a larger Fulfulde-speaking village (Diengeni-Foulbe)
- Gourel-Baouri village
- Tinemassagou village
- Antoumadaga village on plateau
- Bilambougou village on plateau
- Degesssogou
- Fatoumadaga village on plateau
- Gombossogou village on plains
- Kougodiegue village on plateau
- Koundiadaga village on plateau; originally settled by people from Djile
- Minima-Kanda village on plains in Minima cluster
- Nomono-Bondo village on plateau
- Ousmanadaga village on plateau
- Taama (2) village on plains (see also Taama 1)
- Tiedje-Kanda village on plains
- Yologon-Kogo village, see also Yologon
- Ouinbè-Kun village on plains (paired)
- Adamandaga village on plateau
- Doussougou village
- Golobougou village in plains
- Guidioweli village; now larger than the original Goundaka village; settled by people from Oundou
- Koundougou closely packed village cluster in plains [see also Koundougou-Mossi and Koundougou-Wourol]; farming and herding
- Lagara-Daga village on plateau
- Lagassagou, Lagassogou village on plains
- Minima-Pein village on plains in Minima cluster
- Ouinbè-Dio village on plains (paired)
- Samabougou
- Siratintin village on plains
- Teredougou village on plateau in two parts
- Tiamadjina village on plateau
- Timissagou village
- Windinkoro village
- Amoro-Daga hamlet, near extended doum palm grove
- Bourkouma village on plateau
- Djile-Daga village on plateau
- Djinandjo village on plains see also Dyingi
- Ginssogou village on plains
- Korondoli village
- Nia-Moussa village on plateau
- Nohon-Pere village on plains
- Noumousso
- Sini-Kanda village on plateau
- Soh (1) village
- Soh (2) village on plains
- Sonfounou village on plateau
- Sonngobia, Songobia village on plateau
- Tangoulin village on plateau
- Tasserema village on plains
- Tilapanga village
- Toussogou village
- Tyissogou
- Donkonon village on plains
- Bantiné village on plateau
- Dedougou village on plateau
- Diamakan village on plateau
- Djinaban village on plains
- Karamani village in plains
- Kolebala village on plateau
- Koronkan village on plains
- Lanfiera village on plateau
- Lessogou, Lessagou village on plains
- Mama-Daga village on plateau
- Modiodje
- Nassagou village on plains
- Nene-Habe village on plateau, next to Nene-Leye;nèné is also the name of a different Tomo-Kan village near Diallassagou
- Nene-Leye small village on plateau just south of Nene-Habe
- Niangabo village on plateau
- Sibougou village
- Sinsogou village on plains (near Lessougou)
- Sirakoro village or plains (cf. also Sitakoro)
- Sitakoro village (cf. also Sirakoro)
- Tissogou village
- Toumouni village
- Wandiana village
- Yolosaha village on plateau, part of Yolo cluster
- Bogodou village on plains
- Boungel large village on highway on plateau
- Diendie hamlet; near extended Borassus palm valley that extends to Amoro-Daga; jɛ̀njɛ́ is the name of the nearby sacred pond, whose mud is applied over swollen throat glands due to goiter
- Dioboro village on plateau
- Diounda village on plateau
- Doumbol on small rocky hill
- Gandaga village on plateau
- Koe-Leye village on plains paired with plateau village Koe-Do
- Mandoli cluster on plateau including one village on highway; gendarmes
- Mansaba village
- Nia-Ouro village on plateau
- Sangala village on plains; Sangala is also a family (clan) name
- Sogossi, Sogossin village on plains
- Timissa village
- Tiokani village
- Yeguere, Leguere village
- Yologon village, see also Yologon-Kogo
- Dianna village on plateau
- Dimbal village on plains; origin of Tolofoudie clan but now Tessougue
- Dindan village on plains
- Oundou village on plateau; people from here settled Guidioweli (Goundaka)
- Dounde village on plains; blacksmiths and leatherworkers present
- Dyingi village on plateau; see also Djinandjo
- Eguela village on plateau
- Gani-Do village on plateau, see also Gan (Dianah);
- Koulou village on plains near cliffs
- Minima cluster of two Tomo Kan villages, see Minima-Pein and Minima-Kanda
- Niondo ancient village on plateau
- Sokani village on plains
- Tilabo, Tielabo village
- Wassou village
- Yalema
- Bosso village on plains
- Degou village on plateau
- Diaba village on plateau
- Djile village on plains; people from here also settled Koundiadaga
- Gouna village
- Koe-Do village on plateau paired with plains village Koe-Do
- Korou village on plateau; a Fulfulde-speaking village is almost adjacent, to the west (Nene-Foulbe)
- Koume village on plains
- Ogota village on plains in two parts
- Parou village on plateau on highway Bandiagara-Bankass
- Perou village on plateau (relocated from nearby abandoned site)
- Segue main village on top of cliff overlooking sandy plains; Catholic mission, population mostly Catholic with some Muslims
- Tiara village on plateau on highway near Sofara
- Diam ancient village on plateau
- Dome village on plateau
- Kobo village at base of cliffs; sacred ponds with crocodiles, upper pond on hill reserved for men, lower pond open to all; popular site for getting magical blessings
- Kogo village on plateau, see also Kogo (Bintingué)
- Logo village on plains
- Maka village on plains
- Nema village on plains
- Sama village on plains near cliffs
- Simi village on plateau
- Soui village on plateau
- Tori village
- Wini
- Wogo
- Yele village
- Yolo village (see also Yolosaha, cf. Yologon)
- Ama village in plains
- Bou, Boul ancient village on slope of cliff; farming and herding
- Dah village on plains
- Dia village on plains
- Don village on plains
- Tji village
