Central Africa

Central Africa is a region generally considered to include the following African countries:

Angola, Burundi, Cameroon, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Republic of the Congo (Congo-Brazzaville), Rwanda, Sao Tome and Principe and Zambia are sometimes considered a part of Central Africa.

Central Africa or Middle Africa is a term used to describe the region of Africa south the Sahara Desert, east of the Bulge of Africa, but west of the Great Rift Valley. The region is dominated by the Congo River and its tributaries, which collectively drain a greater area than any river system except the Amazon

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Regions of the World
Africa:	Central Africa \| Congo \| East Africa \| Great Lakes \| Guinea \| North Africa \| Sahel \| Southern Africa \| Sudan \| West Africa
Americas:	Andean States \| Caribbean \| Central America \| Great Lakes \| Great Plains \| Guianas \| Southern Cone
Asia:	Central Asia \| East Asia \| East Indies \| Far East \| Indian subcontinent \| North Asia \| South Asia \| Southeast Asia \| Southwest Asia (Middle East, Levant, Anatolia, Arabia)
Europe:	Balkans \| Baltic region \| Benelux \| Central Europe \| Eastern Europe \| Northern Europe \| Scandinavia \| Southern Europe \| Western Europe
Other:	Eurasia: Caucasus \| Post-Soviet states \| Oceania: Australasia \| Melanesia \| Micronesia \| Polynesia \| Pacific Rim \| Polar: Arctic \| Antarctic

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