Bocanda

Bocanda is a town and sub-prefecture in east-central Côte d'Ivoire. It is located in the N'Zi Region and is the seat of the Bocanda Department.

The town is primarily known as an agricultural center, with cocoa, coffee, and palm oil being important crops grown in the surrounding area. Bocanda is a relatively small town, serving as a local hub for the surrounding villages and agricultural communities. Transportation links are primarily road-based, connecting it to other regional centers within Côte d'Ivoire. Information on specific demographics, economic statistics, and local governance may be available from Ivorian government sources or academic research pertaining to the region.