All 18 Local Government Areas of Ondo State

Northern Ondo LGA centred on Ikare-Akoko. The area is known for agriculture, commerce, hills and the distinctive cultural heritage of the Akoko people.

Northern Ondo LGA containing Okeagbe and other historic Akoko communities. Agriculture and local commerce are important economic activities.

Akoko LGA containing Isua and other communities. The area has a strong agricultural base and distinctive traditional institutions.

LGA centred on Oka-Akoko and home to Akungba-Akoko, a major university town. Agriculture, education and commerce are important to the local economy.

LGA immediately north of the state capital. It contains agricultural communities and serves as part of the wider Akure metropolitan economic area.

Capital LGA of Ondo State and location of Akure city. It contains major government institutions, markets, universities, businesses, cultural landmarks and transport infrastructure.

Riverine LGA in southern Ondo with extensive waterways, fishing communities, wetlands and coastal cultural influences.

Historic LGA and home of the famous Idanre Hills. Agriculture, tourism and traditional cultural institutions are major features.

Central Ondo LGA containing Igbara-Oke and other agricultural communities. The area benefits from its proximity to Akure and major road networks.

Coastal and riverine LGA known for fishing, waterways, mangroves, marine resources, oil and gas activity and the Igbokoda waterfront.

Agricultural LGA containing Ile-Oluji and Oke-Igbo. The area is known for cocoa and other crops and is associated with the culturally important Igbo Olodumare forest.

Southern Ondo LGA in the Ikale-speaking area. Agriculture, commerce and traditional cultural institutions are important to the local economy.

Large southern LGA centred on Ore, an important commercial and transport hub linking southwestern Nigeria. Agriculture, trade and logistics are major activities.

Important southern Ondo town and centre of the Ikale area. Agriculture, commerce, education and oil-related activities contribute to the local economy.

LGA east of Ondo town with agricultural and riverine communities. Farming and local commerce are important sources of livelihood.

Historic Ondo LGA and home to Ondo town, seat of the Osemawe. The area is important for agriculture, commerce, education and cultural heritage.

Northern Ondo LGA headquartered at Ifon. Agriculture, forestry, quarrying and local trade are important economic activities.

Historic Owo Kingdom and major northern Ondo commercial centre. Owo is famous for archaeological discoveries, traditional art, the Owo Museum and the Olowo palace.