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The 13 pages that link to Equatorial Guinea, each with the reason it gives.

• CameroonRelated: Its mainland territory shares a short southern frontier with Cameroon.

• EquatorBroader topic: Its name evokes the Equator, although the country lies north of the line.

• GuineaCompared with: Despite the shared name, it lies far south and has a separate history and geography.

• Spanish GuineaBroader topic: It emerged from Spanish Guinea as an independent state in 1968.

• São Tomé and PríncipeCompared with: Its neighboring island territory offers a regional comparison in colonial history and Gulf of Guinea politics.

• AnnobónNarrower topic: Annobón is the country’s southernmost territory, separated from its mainland.

• GabonCompared with: This neighboring oil producer offers a close comparison of resource wealth and political development.

• Francisco Macías NguemaRelated: Macías’s rule began with independence and left a lasting mark on the country’s politics and society.

• BiokoNarrower topic: Bioko is the country’s largest island and contains its capital.

• Teodoro Obiang Nguema MbasogoNarrower topic: Obiang's presidency has shaped the country's politics for more than four decades.

• Goliath frogRelated: The Goliath frog also occurs in the country’s mainland rainforest region.

• MalaboNarrower topic: Malabo is the country’s capital and largest city.

• LibrevilleRelated: Its proximity connects Libreville to neighboring Gulf of Guinea states.