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Number Plates of Central African Republic
Continent: Africa
Capital: Bangui
Population: 4 million
Country ISO code: CF
Country OVAL code: RCA
(Rpublique Centrafricaine)
Driving Side: Right
First license issued in 1961
Number of vehicles:
cars 10,782 (1989), trucks and buses 8,051 (1989)
Road information:
total: 23,810 km; paved: 643 km; unpaved: 23,167 km (1999 est.)
Images of Number Plates from Central African Republic
The number plates shown above are from a range of series and vehicles. The blue number plate at the top is from the current 1984 series and will have been displayed on a private vehicle in the Bengui region, as denoted by the "BG" identifier. The number plate below it is from a local government vehicle, again with the "BG" identifier. Just to the right of this is another government vehicle number plate, this time from the 1960-1970 series. The black oblong number plate is from the 1960-1970 series from a private vehicle, with the orange number plate below it from a vehicle of international experts. The red square number plate is a temporary number plate from the 1994 series, and will have been issued in the region of Ouaka, as shown by the "UK" identifier.
A little about Central African Republic
The Central African Republic is a landlocked country located in Central Africa. It is bound by Chad to the north, Sudan to the northeast, Democratic Republic of the Congo (Zaire) and Congo to the south and Cameroon to the west. The country consists of a plateau between the Chad and Congo River Basins while the Bongo Massif in the northeast, the Yade Massif in the northwest and the Fertit Hills are the most prominent features of the landscape. The vegetation varies from tropical rain forests in the extreme southwest to semi-desert in the northeastern tip of the country while most of the land area is wooded. The country is drained by two river systems, the Chari River flowing north into the Chad River Basin and the Ubangi River flowing south into the Congo River Basin. Major Cities (pop. est.); Bangui 451,700, Bambari 41,900, Bouar 39,700, Berberati 38,600, Bossangoa 31,500 (1988). Land Use; forested 75%, pastures 5%, agricultural-cultivated 3%, other 17% (1993)