Detailed Map of Lome, Togo

Lome Map, Togo (6.1308, 1.2153)

Lome is the capital and largest city of Togo, located on the country's southern coast at geographical coordinates 6.1308, 1.2153. Established as a significant trading port during the colonial period, Lome became the capital when Togo gained independence from France in 1960. The city has a population of approximately 1 million residents, making it a vibrant urban center with diverse cultural influences. Lome's economy primarily relies on trade, agriculture, and services, with the port serving as a crucial hub for imports and exports in the region. The transportation infrastructure includes a network of roads, public buses, and a railway line that connects Lome to other parts of Togo and neighboring countries. Notable attractions in Lome include the picturesque Lomé Beach, the bustling Grand Marché (main market), and the unique Togo National Museum, which showcases the country's history and heritage. The neighborhoods of Lome vary from lively areas filled with markets and restaurants to quieter residential zones, reflecting the city's dynamic character and its role as a gateway to West Africa.