Bafoussam

Bafoussam is a city located in the West Region of Cameroon, serving as the regional capital. It is one of the largest urban centers in Cameroon, and an important commercial and agricultural hub.

Bafoussam is the capital of the Bamboutos department. The city is known for its vibrant markets, trading activities, and its role as a center for the Bamiléké people. The Bamiléké are one of the largest ethnic groups in Cameroon, and Bafoussam is considered a significant cultural and economic center for them.

The economy of Bafoussam is largely based on agriculture, with coffee, maize, potatoes, and beans being important crops. Trade is also a significant activity, with markets attracting merchants and buyers from across the region.

Bafoussam has a varied topography, characterized by hills and valleys. The climate is generally tropical, with distinct wet and dry seasons.

The city is connected to other major Cameroonian cities by road. Educational institutions and healthcare facilities are present in Bafoussam, serving the needs of the local population and the surrounding region.