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Equatorial Guinea

Guinea Ecuatorial

Equatorial GuineaMalabo

Equatorial Guinea is a country in Middle Africa with about 1.94 million people, and its capital is Malabo. Its system of government is a presidential republic. The main languages are Spanish and French, and the currency is the Central African CFA Franc.

It covers 28,051 km², making it the 142nd largest of the 197 countries here, and ranks 148th by population. That works out at 69 per km², 120th in the world for density. Equatorial Guinea shares land borders with 2 countries: Cameroon and Gabon.

Capital
Malabo
Government
Presidential republic
Population
1,938,431148th of 197, 2025
Area
28,051 km²142nd of 197
Density
69 per km²
Continent
AfricaMiddle Africa
Languages
Spanish, French
Currency
Central African CFA Franc (XAF)
GDP
$12.8 billion148th of 193, 2025
GDP per person
$6,615103rd of 193, 2025
Life expectancy
63.9 years2025 figure
Urban population
71.6%2025 figure
Highest point
Pico Basilé, 3,011 m
Coastline
Yes
Drives on the
right
Calling code
+240

How Equatorial Guinea ranks

MeasureWorldAfrica
Population148th of 19747th of 54
Area142nd of 19744th of 54
Population density120th of 19727th of 54
GDP148th of 19337th of 54
GDP per person103rd of 1935th of 54
Life expectancy172nd of 19433rd of 54
Urban population67th of 1946th of 54
Land borders114th of 19741st of 54

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