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Afrique équatoriale française | ||||
| Federation Dependency of France | ||||
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| Capital | Brazzaville | |||
| Status | Dependency | |||
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| - January 15, 1910 | Established | |||
| - October 5, 1958 | French Community Established | |||
| - August 15, 1960 | Disestablished | |||
| Currency | French Equatorial African franc | |||
 Oubangui-Chari Chad Gabon French Congo French Cameroun
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French Community  Central African Republic  Chad Gabon Congo  Republic of Cameroun
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French Equatorial Africa (1910-1960) was a federation of French dependencies in Middle Africa. When the French Union was dissolved in 1958, the individual territories became autonomous republics of the French Community, before each becoming independent states in 1960.
Nation
France (Colonies)
French Colonial Empire
- French Colonial Empire
- Indochinese Union
- French Union (1946-1958)
- France: French West Africa (1895-1958)
- French Community (1958-1960)
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