Provinces of Equatorial Guinea

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Provinces of Equatorial Guinea

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Equatorial Guinea is divided into 2 regions and seven provinces^[1] (capitals appear in parentheses):

[edit] Regions

1. Insular Region (Malabo)
2. Continental Region (Bata)

[edit] Provinces

1. Annobón Province (San Antonio de Palé)
2. Bioko Norte Province (Malabo)
3. Bioko Sur Province (Luba)
4. Centro Sur Province (Evinayong)
5. Kié-Ntem Province (Ebebiyín)
6. Litoral Province (Bata) includes the islands of the Corisco Bay.
7. Wele-Nzas Province (Mongomo)

The provinces are further divided into districts.

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