Centro Sur

Equatorial Guinea, province, population 141,986, first language Spanish.

Data as of 2 Nov 2026 · GQ-CS · CLDR 49, Glottolog 5.3, States sheet

Language stack

The roles this state's languages play, with a share where a census gives one.

How this is measured
A label comes from the States sheet and has no share. A share comes from a census and names its basis. Both can exist for one language.
De facto · Sheet label
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Administrative · Sheet label
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National · Sheet label
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National · Sheet label
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National · Sheet label
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Labels from the States sheet; no census share yet.

Official-language count: 3. Diversity below is country-level.

Languages of Equatorial Guinea

Country-level shares: CLDR, with a census or survey where CLDR has none. They overlap and are never normalised.

How this is measured
Effective number of languages 1.00, Greenberg diversity 0.00, both on the raw shares and country-level.
1
Official
87%
3
Official
29%
4
7.9%
5
Official
0%

How far lingua francas reach

Share able to hold a conversation, first or second language.

How this is measured
Each row carries its source tier. A Tier 1 census figure is this state's own; a Tier 3 figure is the country's, not this state's.
1
Tier 3 country
87%
2
Tier 3 country
29%
3
Tier 3 country
0%
Other states in Equatorial Guinea6
Annobón (Pagalu)Spanish
Bioko SurSpanish
Kié-NtemSpanish
LitoralSpanish
Wele-NzasSpanish

All states · Countries · Reach

Where these numbers come from

Labels are the States sheet's. Shares marked country-level are CLDR's for the whole country, not a measurement of this state. See Method.