Richard Toll is a city located in the Saint-Louis Region of northern Senegal. It is situated along the Senegal River, approximately 65 kilometers north of the city of Saint-Louis. The city has a population of around 60,000 people and serves as an important transportation and economic hub in the region.
Richard Toll is known for its agricultural activities, particularly sugarcane cultivation. The Compagnie Sucrière Sénégalaise, a sugar production company, has a large sugarcane plantation and processing facility in the city, contributing to its economic importance. Fishing and livestock rearing also play a significant role in the local economy.
The city has basic infrastructure, including schools, health centers, and markets. It is connected to other parts of Senegal through road and river transport. The city has a tropical savannah climate, characterized by hot and dry weather for most of the year.
Richard Toll is also home to the Richard Toll Airport, facilitating domestic travel and serving as a gateway for tourists visiting the surrounding natural attractions, such as the Djoudj National Bird Sanctuary and the Senegal River Delta.