A total area of 1,246,700 square kilometers (including Cabinda
Province) makes Angola the seventh largest state in Africa, but it is
also one of the most lightly populated. The country is bordered to the
north and east by Democratic Republic of the Congo (used to be called Zaire), to the east by Zambia, and to the south by
Namibia. The 7,270-square-kilometer enclave of Cabinda, which is
separated from the rest of Angola by a strip of Zairian territory, is
bordered on the north by Congo.
A total area of 1,246,700 square kilometers (including Cabinda
Province) makes Angola the seventh largest state in Africa, but it is
also one of the most lightly populated. The country is bordered to the
north and east by Democratic Republic of the Congo (used to be called Zaire), to the east by Zambia, and to the south by
Namibia. The 7,270-square-kilometer enclave of Cabinda, which is
separated from the rest of Angola by a strip of Zairian territory, is
bordered on the north by Congo.