Regions in Equatorial Guinea

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Equatorial Guinea is divided into 8 regions. Here is a list of all the regions in Equatorial Guinea:

Regions

  1. Annobón
  2. Bioko Norte
  3. Bioko Sur
  4. Centro Sur
  5. Kié-Ntem
  6. Litoral
  7. Wele-Nzas
  8. Djibloho

Quick Facts

Equatorial Guinea flag
Equatorial Guinea flag

 

Category Quick Facts
Location Central Africa, bordered by Cameroon and Gabon
Capital Malabo (on Bioko Island)
Official Languages Spanish, French, and Portuguese
Population Approximately 1.5 million as of 2021 estimate
Area Approximately 28,051 square kilometers (10,831 square miles)
Geography Diverse landscape with coastal areas, rainforests, and savannas
Independence From Spain on October 12, 1968
Government Presidential republic
Currency Central African CFA franc (XAF)
Notable Places Mount Cameroon, Arena Blanca, Bata’s Cathedral of St. James
Official Website Not available

 

What is the geography of Guinea Equatorial?

  • Guinea Equatorial, also known as Equatorial Guinea, is a country located on the west coast of Central Africa. Gabon borders it to the east and south as well as Cameroon to the north. The country has a diverse geography that includes coastal plains, mountain ranges, tropical rainforests, and offshore islands. Rolling hills, low-lying areas, and savannas make up the mainland region, while mangrove swamps and sandy beaches define the coastline.

How many regions are in Equatorial Guinea?

  • Equatorial Guinea is divided into two regions: the continental region known as Río Muni and the insular region comprising Bioko, Annobón, Corisco, Elobey Grande, and Elobey Chico islands.

What are the five islands of Equatorial Guinea?

The five islands of Equatorial Guinea are:

  1. Bioko: The largest island, located in the Gulf of Guinea, and home to the capital city, Malabo.
  2. Annobón: An island located south of São Tomé and Príncipe, known for its volcanic terrain and lush forests.
  3. Corisco: A small island located near the border with Gabon, known for its white sandy beaches and clear waters.
  4. Elobey Grande: One of the Elobey Islands, situated off the coast of Río Muni, known for its beautiful beaches and rich marine life.
  5. Elobey Chico: The smaller of the Elobey Islands, located adjacent to Elobey Grande, offering stunning natural landscapes and pristine beaches.

What are the names of the states in Equatorial Guinea?

Equatorial Guinea does not have states. Instead, it is divided into seven provinces, which are further divided into districts. The provinces in Equatorial Guinea are:

  1. Annobón
  2. Bioko Norte
  3. Bioko Sur
  4. Centro Sur
  5. Kié-Ntem
  6. Litoral
  7. Wele-Nzas

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