Stories and facts
Geographical Overview
Geographically situated between longitudes 1°5'W and 1°39'W, as well as latitudes 7°9'N and 7°36'N, Ejisu Municipal boasts a substantial land size of about 1,782.2 sq. km (690.781 sq. miles), ranking as the fifth largest district among the 30 districts within the Ashanti Region.
Bordering Districts
Bound by six (6) other districts in the region, Ejisu Municipal shares its borders with Sekyere East District and Kwabre East Municipal to the north-east and north-west, respectively. To the south, it is neighbored by Bosomtwe District and Asante Akim South Municipal, while to the east lies Asante Akim North Municipal, and to the west, it adjoins the Kumasi Metropolitan district.
Population and Culture
According to the 2010 Population and Housing Census, Ejisu Municipal is home to a vibrant community with a total population of 143,762 individuals, comprising 68,648 males and 75,114 females. The blend of diverse cultural backgrounds and traditions adds to the municipality's colorful tapestry, making it an inviting destination for tourists from far and wide.
Economic Potential
Ejisu Municipal presents promising prospects for the creation of an inland port in Ghana, with the potential to serve the northern section of the country. Its strategic location in the central part of the Ashanti Region opens up enormous opportunities for trade and commerce. The municipality's abundant land and potential for an inland port make it an attractive hub for economic development, investment, and trade.
Future Outlook
As tourism continues to grow in importance, Ejisu Municipal holds the promise of becoming a significant player in Ghana's tourism industry, attracting both domestic and international visitors seeking an authentic and culturally immersive experience. The municipality's commitment to preserving its cultural heritage and promoting sustainable tourism ensures that future generations will continue to benefit from its natural and cultural treasures.
Ejisu Municipal's global recognition for its cultural heritage and flourishing kente weaving industry, combined with its strategic location within the Ashanti Region, makes it a captivating destination with immense potential for economic growth and tourism development. As this vibrant municipality continues to evolve, it promises to leave a lasting impression on all who have the pleasure of exploring its treasures.
