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Name |
Issued
stamps |
Bird
stamps |
---|---|---|
1877–1944 French Senegal | ≈ 300 | |
1892–1894 French Benin | ≈ 70 | |
1892–1944 French Guinea | ≈ 200 | |
1892–1944 French Ivory Coast | ≈ 200 | |
1894–1944 French Sudan | ≈ 200 | |
1897–1906
German South-West Africa
German South-West Africa (German: Deutsch-Südwestafrika, DSWA) was a colony of the German Empire from 1884 until 1915, it was one and a half times the size of the mainland German Empire in Europe at the time. → see under German South-West Africa |
≈ 30 | |
1899–1944 French Dahomey | ≈ 200 | |
1903 Senegambia and Niger | ≈ 10 | |
1906–1944 French Mauretania | ≈ 200 | |
1906–1916 Upper Senegal and Niger | ≈ 50 | |
1915–1956 French Togo | ≈ 200 | |
1920–1931 French Upper Volta | ≈ 90 | |
1921–1944 French Niger | ≈ 100 | |
1944–1959 French West Africa (AOF) | ≈ 100 | ≈ 1 |
1957–today
Togo
French Togoland became an autonomous republic within the French Union in 1959. → see under Togo |
≈ 3 Thousand | ≈ 204 |
1959–1984
Upper Volta
→ see under Burkina Faso |
≈ 900 | ≈ 32 |
1959–today
Guinea
→ see under Guinea |
≈ 8 Thousand | ≈ 469 |
1959–today
Ivory Coast
→ see under Ivory Coast |
≈ 1 Thousand | ≈ 38 |
1959–today
Mali
→ see under Mali |
≈ 3 Thousand | ≈ 144 |
1959–today
Niger
→ see under Niger |
≈ 2 Thousand | ≈ 148 |
1960–1975
Dahomey
French rule lasted until 1960, after which the again-independent nation became Republic of Dahomey, and later Benin in 1975. → see under Benin |
≈ 500 | ≈ 7 |
1960–today
Mauritania
→ see under Mauretania |
≈ 1 Thousand | ≈ 63 |
1960–today
Senegal
→ see under Senegal |
≈ 2 Thousand | ≈ 95 |
1976–today
Benin
Benin (/bɨˈnɪn/; French: Bénin, formerly Dahomey), officially the Republic of Benin (French: République du Bénin), is a country in West Africa. → see under Benin |
≈ 2 Thousand | ≈ 74 |
1984–today
Burkina Faso
→ see under Burkina Faso |
≈ 1 Thousand | ≈ 70 |