Amlamé

Amlamé is a town located in the Plateaux Region of Togo, West Africa. It is situated northeast of the capital city, Lomé. Amlamé serves as the capital of the Amou Prefecture, an administrative division within the Plateaux Region. The local language spoken in Amlamé and surrounding areas is primarily Ewe. The economy of Amlamé is largely based on agriculture, with farming being a significant source of income for the population. Common crops include maize, cassava, yams, and vegetables. Trade and small-scale businesses also contribute to the local economy. The town has a population center, administrative buildings, schools, and markets that serve the local community. Amlamé is an important regional center for the surrounding agricultural areas. Access to Amlamé is typically via road networks connecting it to other towns and cities in Togo.