Great Mosque of Djenné surroundings

The area surrounding the Great Mosque of Djenné comprises the urban and public spaces adjacent to the iconic adobe mosque in the historic city of Djenné. According to the provided source, Malian adobe architecture developed during the Ghana Empire and flourished under the Mali and Songhai Empires, and the Great Mosque is cited as a prominent example of the Sudano-Sahelian architectural tradition. The source frames the mosque and its environs as architecturally and historically significant within West African civilisation. The provided material contains no information about hauntings, legends of restless spirits, eyewitness accounts, or named supernatural entities associated with the mosque's surroundings. Where geographic coordinates, timelines for paranormal reports, or accessibility statuses are not specified in the excerpt, those details are marked as unknown or omitted.