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Kumasi Central

Kumasi, Ashanti

The Garden City — capital of the Ashanti Kingdom, home to Kejetia Market and the Manhyia Palace.

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Map & GIS layers

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Flooding risk, walkability, transit, schools, and more — each scored 1–5 with sources you can audit.

Map insights

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Lifestyle

Risks & utilities

  • Noise level

    Road, nightlife, and industrial noise exposure

    Take care
    Score2.0 / 5

    Market and terminal traffic keep Adum and Kejetia lively from dawn to dusk.

    Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide

  • Markets

    Day markets, supermarkets, farmers' markets

    Good
    Score4.0 / 5

    5 mapped markets features inside the mapped neighbourhood boundary. Score uses weighted mapped count and nearest-feature distance. Distances are straight-line from the town centre.

    Score model

    • Mapped feature count60% · 5 features
    • Nearest mapped feature40% · 0.2 km
    As of May 2026Sources: OpenStreetMap

  • Schools

    International, private, and public school density

    Mixed
    Score3.0 / 5

    3 mapped schools features inside the mapped neighbourhood boundary. Score uses weighted mapped count and nearest-feature distance. Distances are straight-line from the town centre.

    Score model

    • Mapped feature count60% · 3 features
    • Nearest mapped feature40% · 0.6 km
    As of May 2026Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide, OpenStreetMap

  • Transit

    Trotros, taxis, and commuter routes

    Sparse
    Score1.0 / 5

    1 mapped bus stops inside the mapped neighbourhood boundary. Transit summary still reflects broader trotro, taxi, and commuter-route access; the map score uses weighted bus-stop count and nearest-stop distance.

    Score model

    • Mapped feature count65% · 1 features
    • Nearest mapped feature35% · 1 km
    As of May 2026Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide, OpenStreetMap

  • Flood risk

    Rainy-season waterlogging and catchment zones

    Low-moderate indicative risk
    Score4.0 / 5

    Indicative, non-authoritative exposure layer from 3 mapped waterways/water features inside the mapped neighbourhood boundary. Score uses weighted local water-feature density, nearest water-feature distance, and low-weight EONET support. Confirm individual properties during inspection.

    Score model

    • Mapped waterways and water features45% · 3 features
    • Nearest mapped water feature40% · 0.7 km
    • NASA EONET regional support15% · 0 events
    As of May 2026Sources: OpenStreetMap, NASA EONET, Habivista neighbourhood guide

  • Green space

    Parks, tree cover, and open green areas

    Limited
    Score2.0 / 5

    1 mapped green space features inside the mapped neighbourhood boundary. Score uses weighted mapped count and nearest-feature distance, plus approximate mapped green area. Distances are straight-line from the town centre.

    Score model

    • Mapped feature count35% · 1 features
    • Nearest mapped feature40% · 0.9 km
    • Mapped green area25% · 3.9 ha
    As of May 2026Sources: OpenStreetMap

  • Healthcare

    Hospitals, clinics, pharmacies

    Excellent
    Score5.0 / 5

    60 mapped healthcare features in the healthcare layer, including 55 source-backed Ghana health-facility workbook pins. Workbook rows needing coordinate QA are not drawn. Score uses weighted mapped count and nearest-healthcare distance; distances are straight-line from the neighbourhood centre.

    Score model

    • Mapped feature count60% · 60 features
    • Nearest mapped feature40% · 0.4 km
    As of May 2026Sources: OpenStreetMap, Ghana hospitals and health facilities geocoding workbook, Ghana Open Data health facilities CSV

  • Walkability

    How many daily trips you can do on foot

    Good
    Score4.0 / 5

    Derived from transit score 5/5. Kejetia and Asafo are Ghana's largest inland transport hubs. Trotros, STC coaches, and long-distance buses all terminate here.

    Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide

  • Amenities

    Shops, clinics, banks, and essentials within 10 min

    Excellent
    Score5.0 / 5

    5 named amenities within walking/short-drive range.

    Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide

  • Power reliability

    Grid uptime and outage frequency

    Mixed
    Score3.0 / 5

    Generally reliable in the CBD; older structures more exposed to brownouts.

    Sources: Habivista neighbourhood guide

On the ground

Essentials

Safety context

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The commercial core of Kumasi — busy and well patrolled by day. Usual precautions around Kejetia Market after dark.

Schools nearby

Named institutions with walking / driving distance.

  • Prempeh College2.8 km
  • Opoku Ware School3 km
  • Kumasi High School1.6 km

What's nearby

Specific places people actually use.

  • Kejetia Market (0.3km)
  • Manhyia Palace (1.2km)
  • Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital (2km)
  • Adum shopping district (0.5km)
  • Vodafone Kumasi Central (0.4km)

Typical prices in Kumasi Central

Market ranges based on current listings and recent transactions. GHS.

1 BR / month

$400 – $700

2 BR / month

$750 – $1,200

3 BR / month

$1,200 – $1,700

Avg. sale

GHS 260,000

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