Gabon

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Guinea-Bissau has a few points of interest not known to many people. Perhaps this is because it is a very small nation. One fact is that until 1974 the nation was a colony of Portugal. Another interesting but sad point of interest is that the nation has experienced a great deal of political instability.

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The largest river in Gabon is the 1200 km long Ogooué River, followed by the 600 km long Nyanga River. Two other major rivers is the 230 km long Komo River and the Muni River.

It covers a land area of nearly 270,000 km² and has an estimated population of 1,500,000. Gabon is a state in west central Africa sharing borders with Equatorial Guinea to the northwest.

Yes. All of the listed countries (Republic of Congo, Central African Republic, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea) are located in Equatorial Africa.

some would disagree, and even though they both are very venomous i think that the black mamba is the more deadly of the two.

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I have tried gabon many times mainly for urinary tract infection. I used it for my father who was having problems with his kidney as well. He had dialysis thrice a week and I used brewed gabon as his water. This time, he is no longer in dialysis but I am also in another country now and my father refuses to drink brewed gabon anymore. Too sad.

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Gabon is in the Dao Dao region, surrounded by about five other African countries. It is also a region within itself; it is split in to nine different provinces, then further split in to 37 different departments. Its called the Gabon Republic.

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gabon is famous for its green forests

Gabon follows a non-aligned foreign policy. It recognizes both portions of divided countries. However, Gabon itself is involved in a maritime boundary dispute with Equatorial Guinea.

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African Forest Elephants, Hippopotamus, Golden Cat, Sitatunga, Chimpanzee, Manatee

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Libreville is the capital and largest city of Gabon, a country on the west coast of Africa.

Gabon is home to several volcanic formations, primarily located in the larger region around the Central African volcanic belt. The most notable is the Lastoursville volcano, which is considered inactive. The volcanic activity in Gabon is relatively low compared to other regions, and the country's volcanic features are primarily of interest for geological studies rather than posing any significant threat to nearby populations.

Gabon has experienced periods of political stability, but it has also faced challenges, including social unrest, electoral disputes, and accusations of authoritarianism. The long-standing presidency of Ali Bongo, which began in 2009, has been marked by allegations of corruption and a lack of political pluralism. While the government has maintained control, tensions remain, particularly around issues of governance and economic inequality. Overall, while Gabon is relatively stable compared to some neighboring countries, underlying political tensions persist.

France officially occupied Gabon in 1885.

Gabon Vipers eat rodents, hares, birds, porcupines, mongooses and even a small royal antelope.

Gabon is found on the west coast of Africa, and is therefore bordered only by the Atlantic Ocean.