Interesting Facts about Cameroon

Cameroon Interesting Facts

Cameroon, officially the Republic of Cameroon, is a country in Africa. Here are some interesting facts about Cameroon:

The national flag of Cameroon was adopted in its current form on May 20, 1975, after Cameroon became a unitary state and the coat of arms of Cameroon was adopted in 1998.

Cameroon is considered the wettest place in the world.

In Cameroon, people speak 230 different languages, including French and English.

One of the three waterfalls in Africa that flows into the sea is located in Cameroon.

Geographically and culturally, Cameroon is highly diverse.

The tallest mountain in central and sub-Saharan Africa is located in Cameroon.

Rare plants and animals are plentiful in Cameroon.

Both locals and visitors love Waza National Park.

Cameroon has a common dry border with Chad, Nigeria, the Central African Republic, and Equatorial Guinea.

Mount Cameroon is the highest point in Cameroon.

Douala is the biggest city in Cameroon.

Since obtaining its independence, Cameroon has only had two presidents.

In Cameroon, Christianity is the most common religion.

Some of the world's most fertile land may be found in Cameroon.

Cameroon has the world's largest frog.

Soccer is the most popular sport in Cameroon.

The national animal of Cameroon is the lion.

The Dja Reserve is one of Africa's largest and best-protected rainforests, and it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Cameroon also has large reserves of natural gas.

After reaching the coast in the 15th century, Portuguese explorers gave the region the name "Rio dos Camares".

Coffee, cotton, bananas, oilseeds, and cocoa are all popular exports from Cameroon.

Cameroon is a country located in Central Africa. It shares borders with Nigeria, Chad, Central African Republic, Republic of Congo, Gabon, and Equatorial Guinea.