San Pédro

San Pédro is a city in southwestern Côte d'Ivoire. It is the nation’s second largest port, the center of the San Pédro Department, and the capital of the Bas-Sassandra Region. It has a population of 131,800 (1998). Largely developed from the 1960s, fishing is an important industry, while the town is known for its nightlife and its beaches.

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Abengourou • Abidjan • Aboisso • Adiaké • Adzopé • Agboville • Agnibilékrou • Alépé • Bocanda • Bangolo • Béoumi • Biankouma • Bondoukou • Bongouanou • Bouaflé • Bouaké • Bouna • Boundiali • Dabakala • Dabou • Daloa • Danané • Daoukro • Dimbokro • Divo • Duékoué • Ferkessédougou • Gagnoa • Grand-Bassam • Grand-Lahou • Guiglo • Issia • Jacqueville • Katiola • Korhogo • Lakota • Man • Mankono • Mbahiakro • Odienné • Oumé • Sakassou • San Pédro • Sassandra • Séguéla • Sinfra • Soubré • Tabou • Tanda • Tiébissou • Tingréla • Tiassalé • Touba • Toulépleu • Toumodi • Vavoua • Yamoussoukro • Zuénoula

Coordinates: 4°45′05″N 6°38′19″W / 4.75139, -6.63861