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Guinea-Bissau map

Guinea-Bissau is a country in Africa, in Western Africa. Been there? Click it on the globe to add it to your map.

At a glance

Guinea-Bissau borders 2 countries: Senegal and Guinea. Capital: Bissau.

Capital
Bissau
Continent
Africa · Western Africa
Status
UN member state
Population
1,920,922
Area
32,056 km²

0.03% of the world’s people, 0.02% of its land

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Regions of Guinea-Bissau

Guinea-Bissau is divided into 9 regions.

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Map of Guinea-Bissau with its 9 regions
Map of Guinea-Bissau with its 9 regions
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How Guinea-Bissau is divided

The administrative levels of Guinea-Bissau, from the whole country down, and which ones you can mark on VisitedAtlas.

LevelNumberOn VisitedAtlas
Country1✓ Yes
Regions9✓ YesMark on the map
Local subdivisions39Not yet

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Guinea-Bissau’s 39 local subdivisions: not on VisitedAtlas yet
Guinea-Bissau’s 39 local subdivisions: not on VisitedAtlas yetBoundaries: OpenStreetMap, Wambacher via geoBoundaries (ODbL 1.0)

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Questions about Guinea-Bissau

Where is Guinea-Bissau?
Guinea-Bissau is in Western Africa (Africa) and borders Senegal, Guinea. Its capital is Bissau. Approximate coordinates: 12°N, 15°W, north of the Equator.
Which continent is Guinea-Bissau in?
Guinea-Bissau is in Africa, in the Western Africa region.
What is the capital of Guinea-Bissau?
The capital of Guinea-Bissau is Bissau.
How many regions does Guinea-Bissau have?
Guinea-Bissau has 9 regions: Bafatá, Biombo, Bissau, Bolama, Cacheu, Gabú, Oio, Quinara, Tombali.
Does Guinea-Bissau have states?
No. Guinea-Bissau is divided into 9 regions.
Is Guinea-Bissau a country?
Yes. Guinea-Bissau is an independent country and one of the 193 UN member states.
Which countries border Guinea-Bissau?
Guinea-Bissau borders 2 countries: Senegal and Guinea.