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Equatorial Guinea is two pieces of land a long way apart: Río Muni, a square of rainforest on the African mainland, and a handful of islands in the Gulf of Guinea, of which Bioko holds the capital. Djibloho, the newest province, was cut out of the mainland in 2017, so a map from before then shows seven. This game draws the eight of today.
The eight provinces. Five are on the mainland, in Río Muni, and three are islands: Bioko Norte and Bioko Sur share Bioko, and Annobón is a small island far to the south west, nearer the equator than anything else the country owns. The game moves Annobón up into the empty sea west of the coast, behind two lines, so the whole country fits on one screen. Where it is drawn is not where it is.
Djibloho was created in 2017 around Oyala, a planned town the government is building as a new capital. It is a small province in the middle of the mainland, between Centro Sur and Wele-Nzas.
Annobón is a volcanic island of about 17 square kilometres, roughly 600 kilometres from the rest of the country. It is drawn in the sea west of the coast, and the game gives it a tap area, since it is only a few pixels wide.
Eight. Djibloho was split from Centro Sur and Wele-Nzas in 2017, so older maps show seven.
It is really about 600 kilometres south west of Bioko. Drawn where it is, the mainland would be a small corner of the map, so the game moves it into the empty sea west of the coast and fences it off with two lines.
