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November 19, 1996

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CIA World facts - 1994National Information
CIA World facts - 1994
Country ProfileNational Information
Equatorial Guinea is an independent republic consisting of the island of Bioko (formerly known as
Fernando Po), a number of smaller islands and the small mainland enclave of Rio Muni which lies
to the north of Gabon and forms part of the West Central African Region. The capital city is Malabo
on the island of Bioko. The other major town is the port of Bata in the enclave of Rio Muni.
MapNational Information
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Oil Industry ProfileNational Information

The development of the offshore upstream oil industry of the small west central African republic of
Equatorial Guinea is key to its economy. In 1994 its production was 6,000 barrels per day of
condensate and 3 million cubic metres of natural gas. Current reserves are estimated to include 44
million tonnes of crude.
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