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- Bombori-Ouro (near Sambere) (photo)
- Moussourou (near Sambere) (photo)
- Dari (near Sambere) (photo)
- Gassi (near Banggel-Toupe) village on edge of plateau overlooking valley; originally populated by Fulfulde speakers (Kansaye]) from Kani in Tommo-So zone; farming and herding; extensive gardening in valley
- Kiri-Fulbe (near Hombori) village in plains stretched out along base of long dune ridge; farming and herding; gardening; for Songhay section see Kiri (near Hombori)
- Madina (near Banggel-Toupe) village on edge of plateau overlooking long valley;farming and herding; gardens in valley
- Goundaka (east of Mopti) ethnically cosmopolitan village just off Mopti-Bandiagara highway (distinct from Goundaka near Sofara)
- Kombo-Ogourou (Fulbe) Fulbe village paired with Kombo-Ogorou (Jamsay speaking), said to have come from Burkina; farming and herding; gardens (papaya, tomato, etc.)
- Dari (near Nienagou) village on plains near hill; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Drimbe (aka Dirimbe) village in plains; Fulbe and Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Tyilapanga (Fulbe) adjacent to Tomo-Kan speaking Tyilapanga
- Gana (near Kikara) village; abandoned old village on lower slope of mountain; new village at base of mountain; Fulbe-Rimaibe; ancient Tellem constructions visible at base of cliffs surmounting the lower slopes; gardening with water piped down from summit (sesame, tobacco, onion, squash, cassava)
- Ogodengou (Fulbe) Fulbe village paired with Ogodengou-Na (Guimiri Kan); farming and herding
- Seguemara (Fulbe) one of two paired villages in plains, for the other see Seguemara (Jamsay); farming and herding
- Sonfounou (Fulbe) Fulbe village near Tomo Kan village Sonfounou
- Dianvély (Fulbe) Fulbe village in sandy plains near Sevare
- Owo-Ouro (Wo-Ouro) Fulfulde-speaking village, part of the otherwise Tomo-Kan speaking Owo (Wo) village cluster
- Dari (near Hombori) village in rock-strewn plain at base of la Main de Fatouma; tourist camp for mountain climbers; herding and some farming
- Tiena (near Zon) Fulbe hamlet near Zon; farming and herding
- Yadianga (Fulbe) Fulbe hamlet associatd with Yadianga (Gourou), in plains; farming and herding
- Diommo (Fulbe) Fulbe village on slight elevation in low plateau, paired with Diommo (Tommo); farming and herding
- Goylel (Fulbe) majority Fulbe-Rimaibe section of village on lower slope of low hill ridge beside sandy plains, came with Dogon expelled by the French from Tabi mountain; farming and herding; school; see also Goylel (Dogon)
- Gueourou (Fulbe) sister village for Geourou (Togo Kan), in plains; farming and herding
- Koundougou-Wourol Fulbe settlement slightly apart from Koundougou, in plains; farming and herding
- Balaguira-Foulbe [near Balaguira-Habe] village; Fulbe and Rimaibe
- Bile-Dounggouwal small village in rock-strewn plain near fields, near Mt Wari and la Main de Fatouma; originally split off from Banggel-Diaoule; mostly herding, some farming
- Dioumdiouréré village; Fulbe-Rimaibe; some weavers
- Adakaoura-Fulbe Fulbe village (huts) inear Adakoura (Togo Kan village); farming and herding
- Banggel-Diaoule village in plains not far from la Main de Fatouma mountain; mostly herding, some farming
- Diengeni-Foulbe Fulfulde-speaking village next to smaller Dogon village Diengeni-Habe; Fulbe, Rimaibe, and Diango cattle merchants [ja:ngo]
- Iribanga (Fulbe) hamlet, part of Iribanga village cluster, originally split off from Dorodon; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Naye (Fulbe) one of two paired villages of the same name, for the other see Naye (Dogon); in plains
- Ouama (Wama) small Fulbe hamlet in plains near Kelmi
- Ourobangourdi small hamlet; Fulbe
- Soufouroulaye town in plains, on the main highway; Christian and Muslim
- Ourodjougal village on plains; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Doussoungou village in three slightly separated sections at base of mountain; sections called dusuŋgu, lowol, and koroy; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Hinde Gaouga hamlet; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Koboutjirey village in plains at base of long dune ridge; Fulbe-Rimaibe (former slaves of Songhay) and freeborn Fulde; farming and herding; extensive gardens (date palm, African eggplant, tomato, cassava, cabbage, lettuce)
- Sege-Bougie Fulbe and Rimaibe village on plain
- Fetesambou Fulbe-Rimaibe hamlet
- Koursoutou village at base of mountain; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Nene-Foulbe Fulbe-speaking village, almost adjacent to Tomo-Kan speaking village Korou
- Oukoulourou hamlet; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Ouro Ngerou village; Fulbe-Rimaibe; near highway
- Ouro-Ngeou village at base of hill; farming and herding; gardens and fruit trees (mango, tamarind)
- Ouro-Toroli Fulbe hamlet; farming and herding
- Somadougou large village on highway
- Tomborguel Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Weloungara Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Diamangolo small village in valley at base of cliffs (was larger before Fulbe predations 19th C); stop on vehicle route Fatoma to Banguel Toupé; settled from Koubewel near Douentza (Ongoiba), Kendié (Ombotimbé), and Tougoumé just north of Sevare-Bandiagara highway (Ouologuem)
- Amdallaye
- Baraboule town in Burkina Faso
- Birga-Pulo sister village for Birga (Togo Kan), in plains; farming and herding
- Dari-Wouro small Fulbe village paired with Dari (Dogulu) on high plateau near seasonal river; herding and light farming
- Haouangou hamlet; coordinates suggest part of Dionouga complex
- Moniekana village
- Nia-Moussa village, Fulbe and Rimaibe
- Niminiama village close to highway; Fulbe
- Takoutala village, Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Tialegel Fulbe hamlet near Koro; farming and herding
- Weliwarou Fulbe hamlet; farming and herding; settled from Bandiagara
- Binedama village in plains on a small elevation; Fulbe and Rimaibe
- Godoware village; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Kondioly Fulbe-Rimaibe hamlet on plain
- Mamourou village in sandy plains near Sevare
- Niakongo Fulbe-Rimaibe village on the plains; Tommo-So speakers from Tounkari
- Nienagou village a short distance from Sambere; Fulbe-Rimaibe with some Songhay from Timbuktu; farming and herding; gardening (guava, mango, jujube, calabash)
- Ouankoro
- Ouro Fero village in sandy plains north of Goundaka (Fulbe, Rimaibe, and Fulbe-ized Dogon)
- Ouro-Nema village on highway; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Samaloye Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain; a few Tommo So speakers from Tounkari
- Saraboro village along small rocky ridge near sandy plains north of Goundaka, Rimaibe (with Dogon names)
- Sare-Soma village; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding; carpentry, e.g. mortars (Gadiaka, equivalent to Dogon sɛgɛm caste)
- Sassourou Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Sinakoro village in sandy plains near Sevare
- Some-Kiro small Fulbe satellite village for Kiro (Bambara)
- Torobani village; base of small inselberg
- Bankisa small village; Fulbe; in March most people out in fields with animals to supply manure
- Bobowel village in plain
- Dirimbe
- Dongoro Rimaibe village in sandy plains near Sevare
- Dorodon predominantly Fulbe village with some Dogon; farming and herding
- Ferendi village at base of mountain; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Kolongo village at base of mountain; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Nia-Ouro village, Fulbe and Rimaibe
- Perempe village in plains, on main highway; Fulbe and Bambara
- Sambere village on highway; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Siguiri village; freeborn Fulbe plus Fulbe-Rimaibe; near highway
- Soosari Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Tefewal Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Tiaboly village in plains, Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Tombori small village at base of mountain; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Bounti village in two parts; at base of mountain, Fulbe-Rimaibe (Tamboura); farther out in plains around wells, Fulbe (Diallo); farming and herding
- Debere
- Dossou small zone of Fulbe hamlets in plains near Kobou (Songhay); farming and herding
- Gafiti village at base of mountain; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding; new garden in 2011 (onions, garlic, potato)
- Gogoro village in plains; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Isseye village; Dogon and Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Kerana
- Kodiol Fulbe-Rimaibe hamlet on plain; one Tommo So speaking family
- Nokara village at base of mountain; Fulbe (Dicko) and Fulbe-Rimaibe (Tamboura); farming and herding
- Papara village in plains; Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding; garden (abandoned)
- Sampie village at base of mountain; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Wo-Ouro
- Aïnga small village on summit near Nokara
- Beeri Fulbe-Rimaibe hamlet on plain
- Boula village in two parts; on shelf near bottom of mountain, Fulbe-Rimaibe; on plains near base of mountain; farming and herding; gardening (tobacco)
- Derou Fulfulde hamlet in plains; farming and herding
- Garmi Fulbe-Rimaibe village in two sections, one on the plains at the western base of la Main de Fatouma, the other nearby on the lower slopes; village formerly much higher up, on summit; farming and herding
- Konna on main highway; distribution center for fish caught in nearby Niger R; mix of Fulbe, Fulbe-Rimaibe, and Marka, plus a few Dogon and Songhay
- Kouna
- Lenga hamlet; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Mbeba village, Fulbe
- Serma hamlet; Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Simbi village on main highway
- Sougi Fulbe-Rimaibe village on plain
- Touwa village in plains; Fulbe; farming and herding
- Anga village on plateau among ravines and rock pools; originally settled by Fulbe from Dé and Amba in Tommo-So zone; extensive year-round gardens adjacent to village (mango, banana, sugar cane, cassava)
- Boni large town just off highway, becoming cosmopolitan
- Dala village at base of mountain; Fulbe and Fulbe-Rimaibe; farming and herding
- Koni village, Fulbe-Rimaibe
- Ogui village; now on flat plains at base of inselberg, formerly on lower slope of small inselberg
- Paré village in sandy plains near Sevare, Diawombe (Fulbe sub-ethnicity specialized in commerce); Islamic school
- Gai village; Fulbe-Rimaibe; base of inselberg; pottery
- De village on flat plateau, mixed Fulbe-Dogon, mostly Fulfulde-speaking but with Dogon names, originally Fulbe
