- It covers some 322,464 square kilometers (slightly larger than New Mexico) with 24,184,800 citizens. French is the official language used in Ivory Coast.
- Ivory Coast (aka the Republic of Cote d’Ivoire) covers 322,500 sq. km. Its principal cities are Abidjan (economic capital, de facto political capital)...
- Farmers in Ivory Coast, the source of 45% of the world’s cocoa beans, battle climate change and market inequality.
- local short form: Cote d'Ivoire. former: Ivory Coast. etymology: name reflects the intense ivory trade that took place in the region from the 15th to 17th centuries.
- An enlargeable map of the Republic of Ivory Coast. The following outline is provided as an overview of and topical guide to Ivory Coast
- A mix of simple villages, stunning coastline, European architecture and modern cities, Ivory Coast is a country of surprises. Book an Intrepid tour today.
- There are so many great reasons to visit Ivory Coast: urban attitude, and incredible natural and man-made attractions have a lot to offer visitors.
- The Ivory Coast – also known as Cote d’Ivoire – was a French Colony until 1960. After it gained independence, it fell into civil war in 2002.
- Traditionally known as the “teeth coast” country due to actively participating in the ivory trade, the Coast can boast a variety of entertainment and relaxing activities.