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Chronology of Catholic Dioceses in Cameroon
- Regarding Ap. Vicariate of Cameroon:
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- 1514
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Funchal (established by the Portuguese, see footnote) - Portugal
- 1534
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São Tomé / São Tomé e Príncipe (detached from Funchal) - São Tomé and Principe
- 1842
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The Two Guineas and Senegambia (AP, detached from São Tomé, and from Funchal) - West African Coast between the Senegal River and the Oranje River, except Loanda/Angola
- 1846
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The Two Guineas and Senegambia (AV) - West African Coast between the Senegal River and the Oranje River, except Loanda/Angola
- 1863
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Gabon (new name, previously The Two Guineas and Senegambia AV) - West African coast from Guinea to the Oranje River, except Angola
- Regarding Adamaua:
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- 1204
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Constantinople (Latin Patriarchate from now, de facto established by the Pope through Venice) - (Latin Empire of Constantinople) Turkey
- 1742
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Constantinople (AV, supplanting the Latin Patriarchal Vicars / suffragan Bishops) - (Ottoman Empire) Turkey
- 1762
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Aleppo (AV, detached from Constantinople AV) - (Ottoman Empire) Syria, Lebanon, etc.
- 1818
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Syria, Egypt, Arabia and Cyprus (AV, new name, previously Aleppo AV; see in Beirut) - (Ottoman Empire) Syria, Lebanon, Cyprus, Egypt, Sudan, Arabian Peninsula
- 1839
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Egypt and Arabia (AV, detached from detached from the AV of Syria, Egypt, Arabia and Cyprus) - Egypt, Sudan, Abyssinia, Arabian Peninsula
- 1846
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Sudan / Central Africa (AV, detached from Egypt and Arabia AV) - Sudan, Chad, Niger, Nigeria, Cameroon
- 1890
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Cameroon (AP, detached from Gabon / previously the Two Guineas) - (Kamerun) Cameroon
- 1904
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Cameroon (AV) - (Kamerun) Cameroon
- 1914
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Adamaua (AP, detached from Sudan / Central Africa) - (Kamerun) Cameroon
- 1923
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Buéa (AP, detached from Cameroon AV, and from Adamaua AV) - (British Cameroons) Cameroon
- 1931
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Douala (AP, detached from Cameroon AV) - Cameroon
- 1931
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Yaoundé (AV, new name, previously Cameroon AV) - Cameroon
- 1932
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Douala (AV) - Cameroon
- 1934
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Foumban (AV and new name, previously Adamaua AP) - Cameroon
- 1939
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Buéa (AV) - (British Cameroons) Cameroon
- 1947
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Garoua (AP, detached from Foumban) - Cameroon
- 1949
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Doumé (AV, detached from Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1950
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Buéa - (British Cameroons) Cameroon
- 1953
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Garoua (AV) - Cameroon
- 1955
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Yaoundé (Metr.) - Cameroon
- 1955
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Douala - Cameroon
- 1955
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Doumé - Cameroon
- 1955
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Garoua - Cameroon
- 1955
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Nkongsamba (D and new name, previously Foumban AV) - Cameroon
- 1961
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Mbalmayo (detached from Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1963
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Sangmélina (detached from Douala) - Cameroon
- 1965
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Bafia (AP, detached from Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1968
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Bafia - Cameroon
- 1968
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Maroua-Mokolo (AP, detached from Garoua) - Cameroon
- 1968
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Yagoua (AP, detached from Garoua) - Cameroon
- 1970
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Bafoussam (detached from Nkongsamba) - Cameroon
- 1970
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Bamenda (detached from Buéa) - Cameroon
- 1973
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Maroua-Mokolo - Cameroon
- 1973
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Yagoua - Cameroon
- 1982
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Bamenda (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1982
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Douala (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1982
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Garoua (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1982
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Kumbo (detached from Bamenda) - Cameroon
- 1982
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Ngaoundéré (detached from Garoua) - Cameroon
- 1983
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Doumé-Abong' Mbang (new name, previously Doumé) - Cameroon
- 1983
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Bertoua (detached from Doumé) - Cameroon
- 1987
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Obala (detached from Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1991
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Ebolowa-Kribi (detached from Sangmélina) - Cameroon
- 1991
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Yokadouma (detached from Bertoua) - Cameroon
- 1993
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Edéa (detached from Douala) - Cameroon
- 1993
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Eséka (detached from Douala) - Cameroon
- 1994
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Bertoua (Metr., was part of the Metropolitan Province of Yaoundé) - Cameroon
- 1994
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Batouri (detached from Bertoua) - Cameroon
- 1999
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Mamfe (detached from Buéa) - Cameroon
Last update: 2001-06-17 20:16 +0200