Mengomeyén facts for kids
Mengomeyén is a town located in the Wele-Nzas province, which is part of the mainland region of Equatorial Guinea called Río Muni. This town is important because it's close to where the country's future capital city, Ciudad de la Paz, is being built. Mengomeyén is also home to the President Obiang Nguema International Airport, which is a major airport for the region.
Quick facts for kids
Mengomeyén
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 Mengomeyén
Location in Equatorial Guinea
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| Country | Equatorial Guinea |
| Province | Wele-Nzas |
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| • Total | 15,644 |
| Climate | Aw |
Location and Geography
Mengomeyén is found in the Wele-Nzas province, which is in the eastern part of Equatorial Guinea. This country is located in Central Africa. The town is situated on the mainland part of Equatorial Guinea, known as Río Muni.
The exact location of Mengomeyén can be found using its coordinates: 1 degree, 41 minutes, 35 seconds North and 11 degrees, 2 minutes, 3 seconds East. These numbers help pinpoint the town on a map.
Climate
Mengomeyén has a Tropical savanna climate, often called "Aw" climate. This means the weather is generally warm all year round. There are usually two main seasons: a wet season with lots of rain and a dry season with less rain. This type of climate is common in areas near the equator.
Population
According to information from 2001, Mengomeyén had a population of about 15,644 people. This makes it a moderately sized town in the region. The people living here contribute to the local culture and economy.
Important Developments
Mengomeyén is strategically located near a very important project for Equatorial Guinea: the construction of its future capital city, Ciudad de la Paz. Building a new capital city is a huge undertaking. It aims to create a modern and well-planned center for the country's government and economy.
The town is also home to the President Obiang Nguema International Airport. This airport is a key transportation hub. It connects Mengomeyén and the surrounding areas to other parts of Equatorial Guinea and the world. Airports are vital for travel, trade, and bringing visitors to a region.
