Ivory Coast
Religiously plural — Muslim (~42%) and Christian (~39%) with substantial traditional religious practice.
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Ivory Coast is mixed Christian as a country. The dominant religious context is: Religiously plural — Muslim (~42%) and Christian (~39%) with substantial traditional religious practice.
Ivory Coast is religiously plural, and the deconstructions happening here range across denominations. Pick the pillar page that fits the specific tradition you came out of — Catholic, evangelical, Pentecostal, or Orthodox — rather than reading "Christianity" as a single category.
Leaving in Ivory Coast carries real community cost in a way that the broader Western experience often does not capture. Family rupture is common. Local religious communities are often dense, and stepping out of one is closer to immigrating than to changing a hobby.
City coverage in Ivory Coast
Abidjan
3.7M
Abobo
900K
Bouaké
567K
Daloa
216K
San-Pédro
197K
Yamoussoukro
195K
Korhogo
167K
Man
139K
Divo
128K
Gagnoa
123K
Abengourou
104K
Anyama
101K
Agboville
82K
Grand-Bassam
74K
Dabou
70K
Dimbokro
67K
Ferkessédougou
62K
Adzopé
62K
Bouaflé
61K
Sinfra
60K
Katiola
60K
Bondoukou
58K
Danané
54K
Oumé
52K
Séguéla
51K
Bingerville
51K
Issia
50K
Odienné
50K
Duekoué
47K
Agnibilékrou
43K
Daoukro
40K
Tengréla
39K
Guiglo
39K
Toumodi
39K
Boundiali
39K
Lakota
38K
Aboisso
38K
Arrah
37K
Bonoua
37K
Akoupé
36K
Tiassalé
35K
Zuénoula
34K
Bongouanou
34K
Vavoua
31K
Affery
30K
Touba
28K
Bouna
24K
Sassandra
23K
Béoumi
23K
Biankouma
23K
Tanda
20K
Mankono
19K
Bangolo
18K
Tabou
17K
Adiaké
17K
Sakassou
15K
Toulépleu Gueré
14K
Dabakala
14K
Botro
13K
Guibéroua
13K