Northern Africa, 15 Jan 1910: French Equatorial Africa
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Political map of Northern Africa on 15 Jan 1910 (Scramble for Africa: French Equatorial Africa), showing the following events: Bulgarian independence; Belgian Congo; Adrar Campaign; Idrisid Emirate of Asir; French Equatorial Africa.

Egypt(Br. occ.)

Austria-
Hungary

Belgian

Congo(Bel.)

F r e n c h W e s t A f r i c a(Fr. col. fed.)

Anglo-

Egyptian

Sudan(Br. adm.)

Southern Territories(Fr. terr.)

Morocco(Fr. pres.)

Tunisia(Fr. prot.)

Khiva(Rus. prot.)

French
Equatorial
Africa(Fr. col. fed.)

Darfur(A-E.S. vas.)

Br. Som.(Br. prot.)

German
East Africa(Ger.)

Kamerun(Ger. prot.)

East Africa
Protectorate(Br. prot.)

Italian
Somalia(It. prot.)

Aden prot.(Br. Ind. prot.)

Ha'il(Ott. suz.)

Crete(Gr. adm.)

Cyprus(Br. adm.)

Cape Verde(Port.)

Canary Islands(Sp.)

Ivory
Coast(FWA)

Rio de Oro(Sp. prot.)

Uganda(Br. prot.)

Middle
Congo(FEA)

Gold
Coast(Br.)

Fr. Guinea(FWA)

Pt. Guinea(Port.)

Upper Senegal and Niger(FWA)

Mauritania(FWA terr.)

Sierra Leone(Br.)

Ubangi-Shari-
Chad(FEA)

Majerteenia(semi-indep)

Muscat
& Oman(Br. prot.)

Hobyo(semi-indep)

`Anizzah(Ott. suz.)

Northern
Nigeria(Br. prot.)

S. Nigeria(Br. prot.)

Tibesti(Ott. garr.)

Ifni(Sp. claim)

S.T. & P.(Port.)

Zanzibar(Br. prot.)

Oct 1908Bulgaria declares
independence from
Ottoman Empire

Nov 1908Belgium assumes
control of Congo
Free State

Dec 1908–Sep 1909French conquer
Adrar

1909Asir revolts
against Ottomans

15 Jan 1910French Equatorial
Africa formed

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