Gabon derived its name from the Portuguese word "gabão," meaning "cloak" or "hood," which referred to the shape of the estuary of the Gabon River. Portuguese explorers, who arrived in the region in the late 15th century, noted this distinctive shape and used the term to describe the area. The name was later adopted when Gabon became a French colony in the late 19th century.
the country gabon is call by that name because, in that area of Africa is always raining and gabon is a raincoat in portuguese. and the portuguese was the first ones to discover the country
The Gabonese Republic
The scientific name of Gabon is "Gabonese Republic" and as a country, it does not have a binomial nomenclature like living organisms.
Gabon is its own country; it is not part of a different country.
Gabon is a country on the west coast of Africa.
Gabon is a country in West Africa.
Gabon is a country; it is not an item to be used.
The former name for Gabon was French Equatorial Africa when it was part of the French colonial empire. Gabon became an independent nation in 1960 and retained its name. The country has a rich cultural heritage, influenced by various ethnic groups and colonial history.
The country of Gabon has no national tree.
gabon is in Africa
Equatorial Guinea.or Gabon
The Republic of the Congo borders Gabon and what was once Zaire, now called the Democratic Republic of the Congo. In its current form, using the name of Zaire can be confusing because of the name change.