National flag of Equatorial Guinea

The official name of Equatorial Guinea (GNQ) is Republic of Equatorial Guinea and consists of Green, white, red and blue flag colors. The capital city of Equatorial Guinea is Malabo. Equatorial Guinea has the total estimated population as of 2020 is 1,430,000 or 1.4 M based on 7 states, 8 cities. The independence day is celebrated on October 12, 1968 and the founder of Equatorial Guinea is Francisco Macías Nguema.

1,430,000
(1.4 M)

Population

28,051.0 km2
(10,830.547202 sqm)

Area

Africa

Continent

UTC+01:00

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About Equatorial Guinea Flag

Equatorial Guinea flag
Equatorial Guinea Flag Colors   Green
  Red
  White
Meaning of Equatorial Guinea flag colors
Adopted in 1979, the flag represents country’s mainland and islands. Each color depicts a different part of the country or desire(s): Green: Country’s farmland White: Nobility and a desire for peace. Red: Independence from Spanish rule. Blue: The Sea, which connects the country’s islands to its mainland.
Proportion 2:3
Proportion (decimals) 1.5
Flag Adoption Date August 21, 1979

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Facts About Equatorial Guinea

Country Name Equatorial Guinea
Official Name Republic of Equatorial Guinea
Capital Malabo
Demonym Equatorial Guinean
Dialing Code 240
Country Code GQ/GNQ
Currencies CFA Franc BCEAO (₣)
TLDs .gq
Area 28,051.0 km2
10,830.547202 sq mi
Coordinates 2.0, 10.0
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Religions Christian 88%, Muslim (Sunni and Shia) 4%, Irreligion 5%, Folk religion 1.7%, Other religions 1.3%
Major Languages French (fr)
Spanish; Castilian (es)
Independence Day October 12, 1968
Founding Father Francisco Macías Nguema
National Anthem (Lyricist) Juan José Cañas
National Anthem (Composer) Juan Aberle
National Animal Giraffe
National Flower Vernonia Djalonensis
National Sport Football (Soccer)
Number of Provinces/States 7 (Seven)
Number of Cities 8 (Eight)
Number of Airports 7 (Seven)
Wiki http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/equatorial_guinea
Source: Government of the Equatorial Guinea and other.

Provinces/States (7)

Cities (8)

Airports (7)
Neighboring Countries of Equatorial Guinea

Cameroon

Gabon