The Grand Mosque of Mopti (or Komoguel Mosque), in Mali, was built under French supervision from 1936 - 1943 on the site of a former mosque from 1908.
Inspired by the style of the Great Mosque of Djenne, this fine example of Sudano-Sahelian Architecture is unique in its strong vertical and symmetrical elements.
This impressive structure has been added to the Unesco World Heritage List and is designated a National Monument by the Malian Government.© Photo: El-Len
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