Nioro, Central African Republic (general), Central African Republic

stream; a body of running water moving to a lower level in a channel on land.

• Nioro (0km)
• Babara (3.3km)
• Gbekaya (9.3km)
• Zouin (11.9km)
• Ouéti (14.7km)
• Koiali (17.7km)
• Koso (19.2km)
• Loua (21.1km)
• Bégiré (21.1km)
• Gonépini (21.1km)
• Goui (21.1km)
• Koiali (26.6km)
• Gouin (26.6km)
• Yakamara (29.5km)
• Nouen (30.4km)
• Bami (30.4km)
• Binkon (31.1km)
• Youé (31.3km)
• Booro (32.9km)
• Taya (33.1km)
• Pia (33.1km)
• Babou (33.1km)
• Bangaradé (33.6km)
• Pom (33.9km)
• Doungo (35km)
• Biengoro (35.4km)
• Bazéké (36.4km)
• Kongan (36.4km)
• Vonron (37.3km)
• Lao (39.6km)
• Pandao (39.6km)
• Bekora (39.7km)
• Badadoumba (39.8km)
• Gouin (39.8km)
• Fongoura (40.1km)

populated place; a city, town, village, or other agglomeration of buildings where people live and work.

• Badali II (3.3km)
• Boam Nioro (3.3km)
• Boubanam (3.3km)
• Badali (7.4km)
• Bata I (9.9km)
• Dana (13.2km)
• Badali III (13.6km)
• Bakoui (16.5km)
• Bata II (16.5km)
• Bokozou (16.5km)
• Zombéré (20km)
• Badali IV (20.8km)
• Bokongo (22.1km)
• Souma (26.4km)
• Banda (26.6km)
• Bolay (30.4km)
• Boyélé (32.4km)
• Bétara (35km)
• Baloua II (35.6km)
• Boyaban (36.3km)
• Bosa II (37.6km)
• Marsaka (39.6km)
• Sangbay (39.7km)

hill; a rounded elevation of limited extent rising above the surrounding land with local relief of less than 300m.

• Massif Bata (23.9km)
• Babouta (35.5km)

seat of a first-order administrative division; seat of a first-order administrative division (PPLC takes precedence over PPLA).

• Bozoum (23.1km)