Cameroon

Information about Cameroon

Region: Africa
Capital: Yaoundé
Population: 28,647,000
Area (sq km): 465,468
FIPS Country Code: CM
ISO Country Code: CM
GRN Office: GRN Cameroun

Map of Cameroon

Languages and dialects spoken in Cameroon

People Groups in Cameroon

Abo ▪ Aghem ▪ Akum ▪ Amasi ▪ Ambele ▪ Arab, Turku ▪ Atong ▪ Awing ▪ Baba ▪ Badwe'e ▪ Bafanji ▪ Bafaw ▪ Bafia, Bekpak ▪ Bafumen ▪ Baggara, Arab, Shuwa ▪ Bakaka ▪ Bakoko ▪ Bakole ▪ Bakossi ▪ Bakoum ▪ Bakwele, Bakwili ▪ Bali, Mungaka ▪ Balo ▪ Bamali ▪ Bambalang ▪ Bambili ▪ Bamenyam ▪ Bamileke-Bakwa, Bakoa ▪ Bamileke-Bamenjou ▪ Bamileke-Bandjoun, Ghomala' ▪ Bamileke-Batcham ▪ Bamileke-Fefe ▪ Bamileke-Medumba ▪ Bamileke-Ndanda ▪ Bamileke-Ngombale ▪ Bamileke-Tchang ▪ Bamukumbit ▪ Bana, Baza ▪ Banagere ▪ Banana ▪ Bangando ▪ Bango ▪ Bangolan ▪ Barombi ▪ Bassa, Basaa ▪ Bassossi ▪ Batangan ▪ Bate, Bata ▪ Bati, Bush Bati ▪ Baya ▪ Beba ▪ Bebe ▪ Bebele ▪ Bebil ▪ Becheve ▪ Beezen ▪ Belip ▪ Benyi ▪ Betsinga ▪ Biba-Befang ▪ Bicambi ▪ Bikele-Bikay ▪ Bitare ▪ Bobe ▪ Bokwa-Kendem ▪ Bokyi ▪ Bomboko ▪ Bomwali ▪ Bonkeng ▪ Bu ▪ Buduma ▪ Bulu-Ewondo Creole ▪ Bulu Fang ▪ Bum ▪ Busam ▪ Buwal ▪ Cala ▪ Cameroonian Creole ▪ Cameroonian Creole, Detribalized ▪ Chamba Daka, Samba Daka ▪ Chamba Leko ▪ Cung ▪ Cuvok ▪ Daba ▪ Deaf ▪ Dek ▪ Denya, Anyang ▪ Dghwede ▪ Dii ▪ Dimbong ▪ Djanti ▪ Dowayayo ▪ Duala ▪ Dugun, Saa ▪ Dugwor ▪ Dumbule ▪ Duupa ▪ Dzodinka ▪ Efai ▪ Efik ▪ Ejagham ▪ Eman ▪ English-Speaking, general ▪ Esimbi ▪ Eton ▪ Evand ▪ Ewondo ▪ Fali, North ▪ Fali of Jilbu ▪ Fali, South ▪ Fang ▪ French ▪ Fulani, Nigerian ▪ Fulbe, Fulani ▪ Fulbe-Gey ▪ Fut ▪ Gavar ▪ Gbaya, Mbadomo ▪ Gbaya-Mum ▪ Gidar ▪ Gimme ▪ Gimnime ▪ Giziga, North ▪ Giziga, South ▪ Glavda ▪ Greek ▪ Gude ▪ Guduf ▪ Gyele ▪ Hausa ▪ Hide, Xedi ▪ Hijuk ▪ Hina ▪ Hya ▪ Ibibio ▪ Igbo ▪ Ipulo, Assumbo ▪ Isu ▪ Iyive ▪ Jimi ▪ Jina ▪ Jukun, Kpanzu ▪ Kaalong ▪ Kabba-Laka ▪ Kaka, Kako ▪ Kambu, Limbum ▪ Kamkam ▪ Kamwe ▪ Kanuri, Yerwa ▪ Kapsiki ▪ Karang ▪ Kari ▪ Kera ▪ Kidzom ▪ Kolbila ▪ Koma ▪ Konja ▪ Korop ▪ Kosin ▪ Kotoko, Afade ▪ Kotoko, Lagwan ▪ Kotoko, Malgbe ▪ Kotoko, Maslam ▪ Kotoko, Mpade ▪ Kotoko, Mser ▪ Kpe ▪ Kuk ▪ Kumaju ▪ Kundu ▪ Kung ▪ Kuo ▪ Kuteb ▪ Kwaja ▪ Laimbue ▪ Lefa ▪ Mada ▪ Mafa ▪ Majera ▪ Makaa, North ▪ Makaa, South ▪ Mambila ▪ Mandankwe ▪ Mandara ▪ Mangbai ▪ Mangisa ▪ Manja ▪ Masa ▪ Matal ▪ Mazagway ▪ Mbaw ▪ Mbedam ▪ Mbimu ▪ Mbo ▪ Mboku ▪ Mbonga, Mboa ▪ Mbu ▪ Mbum ▪ Mefele ▪ Mekaf ▪ Mengaka, Ghap ▪ Menka ▪ Mere ▪ Mijong ▪ Mofu, South ▪ Mofu, Tchakidjebe ▪ Molokwo ▪ Mono ▪ Mubako ▪ Mulimba ▪ Mum ▪ Mumuye ▪ Mundang ▪ Mundani ▪ Musgum, Mulwi ▪ Muyang ▪ Nakdup ▪ Ncane ▪ Ndemli ▪ Ndola ▪ Ndop-Bamessing ▪ Ndop-Bamunka ▪ Ndreme ▪ Nen, Banen ▪ Nfumte ▪ Ngamambo ▪ Ngemba ▪ Ngi ▪ Ngishe ▪ Ngo ▪ Ngomba ▪ Ngoshe Sama ▪ Ngumba ▪ Ngwe, Bamileke-Foto ▪ Ngwo ▪ Nimbari, Nyamnyam ▪ Njen, Nzin ▪ Njyem ▪ Nkom ▪ Nkongho ▪ Nomande ▪ Noni ▪ Nsari, Akweto ▪ Nso ▪ Nyang ▪ Nyokon ▪ Nzakmbay ▪ Nzanyi ▪ Nzime ▪ Oku ▪ Osatu ▪ Pana ▪ Peere ▪ Peve ▪ Pinyin ▪ Pobyeng ▪ Podoko ▪ Pool, Pol ▪ Pygmy, Baka ▪ Sango ▪ Sara Mbai ▪ Sara Ngambai ▪ Sharwa ▪ So, Fo ▪ Su ▪ Suga, Baghap ▪ Terki ▪ Tigon ▪ Tikar ▪ Tiv ▪ Tuburi ▪ Tuotomb ▪ Usakade ▪ Vemgo-Mabas, Mabas ▪ Verre ▪ Vute ▪ Wawa ▪ Weh ▪ Widekum ▪ Woko ▪ Wom ▪ Wushi, Babessi ▪ Wuzlam ▪ Yamba, Mbubem ▪ Yambasa ▪ Yambetta ▪ Yangben ▪ Yasa ▪ Yukuben ▪ Zhoa ▪ Zulgo-Gemzek

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