E16/E17/E18/E19/E20/E21/E22/E23/E24/E25/E26/E27 lists Shempire Senoufo [seb] as a separate Senoufo language located in the extreme North of Northwest Côte d'Ivoire. This area is marked as Supyire Senoufo [spp]-speaking by Carlson, Robert 1994 :xx. The same are is marked as West Senari, i.e., a dialect of Senoufo-Cebaara [sef], in the detailed meta-survey by Mills, Elizabeth 1984 :xii-xx (also followed by von Roncador, Manfred and Miehe, Gudrun 1998: 264 ). West Senari is reported to have 84% intelligibility to the more central dialects, but with the explicit caveat that the transition of the Supyire dialects needs more investigation ( Mills, Elizabeth 1984 :xiv, xvi). Thus Shempire Senoufo [seb] is either a dialect of Supyire [spp] or of Cebaara [sef], not a separate language. See also: Senari [sef], Supyire Senoufo [spp].