The Brazzaville Department in the Republic of Congo is one of the departments in the country, with the capital city Brazzaville serving as the administrative center. It is unique in that the department primarily consists of the Brazzaville Commune, the nation’s largest city, and the nearby M’bamou Island.

Districts/Municipalities in Brazzaville Department:

1. Brazzaville (Commune):
   The urban core of the department, which serves as the political, economic, and cultural hub of the Republic of Congo. Brazzaville is divided into several arrondissements (boroughs), including:
   • Makélékélé
   • Bacongo
   • Poto-Poto
   • Moungali
   • Ouenze
   • Talangaï
   • Mfilou
   • Djiri
   • Madibou
   • Ngamaba
   • Kintélé (a rapidly developing area and often considered a growth hub).
2. M’bamou Island:
   Located in the Congo River near Brazzaville, this island is part of the department but is less urbanized. It holds ecological and strategic importance and is under gradual development.

Additional Information:

• Brazzaville Commune is the most densely populated part of the department and is home to various governmental institutions and landmarks such as the Basilique Sainte-Anne, Nabemba Tower, and the historic Poto-Poto market.
• M’bamou Island is known for its biodiversity and ongoing conservation efforts.

This department is pivotal in the Republic of Congo, representing both the administrative capital and the country’s gateway to the world.