The Municipality houses part of the Akwapim-Togo ranges extending beyond the country’s eastern boundary all the way to Western Nigeria. It shares common boarders with the Republic of Togo on the east, south by the Ho Municipal, on the west by the Kpando District and in the north-west with the Jasikan District. The Municipality covers an area of 1,172 square kilometers (117,200 ha), which is 5.6% of the regional size and represents 0.5% of the national land area. The Municipality is located within longitude 0o15’E and 0o45’E and Latitude 6o45‘N andħo15’N at the heart of the Volta – Region. The regional office of Bank of Ghana is also located in the municipal capital. Ltd and Agricultural Development Bank, all located in the municipal capital. There are 3 commercial Banks, namely Ghana Commercial Bank, Barclays Bank Gh. The municipality is connected to the national electricity grid. The Municipal capital is however linked up to the regional capital, Ho and Accra, the National capital by first class roads. There are 390km of road network in all, made up mainly of feeder roads. The Hohoe Municipality has a very good road network within the municipal, which facilitates movement from the rural areas to the municipal capital. The first choice crop of importance to the indigenes is rice, maize and cassava. Out of the available land for crop production, only about 22% are under effective cultivation. Out of the 117,200 ha of land area of the municipality, about 55,000ha (47%) are suitable for crop production and about 10,000 ha, (8.5%) as pasture land. The Municipality has vast suitable land for both upland and lowland rice cultivation and the bimodal rain pattern is an added potential for crop production. River Dayi (a perennial water source) which drains the whole municipality together with other smaller ones make it possible for small irrigation especially for dry season cultivation of vegetables.

Within these ranges is the Mountain Afadzato, the highest elevation in Ghana (880.3m) The Municipal houses part of the Akwapim-Togo ranges extending beyond the country’s eastern boundary all the way to Western Nigeria. On to the north-west is Jasikan District and to the south is Ho Municipal. The republic of Togo borders the municipal to the east, while to the west is Kpando District. Hohoe Municipality, situated in the centre of the Volta Region, with Hohoe as its capital, was created in 1979.

Capital of upper volta