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Cabinda
Municipality and town
Seal
Country	Angola
Admin. division	Cabinda province
Population (2008)
• Total	357,576

Cabinda or Tchiowa, as it is called by the Cabindans, is a city that is located in the Cabinda Province, an exclave of Angola. Angolan sovereignty over Cabinda is disputed by the Republic of Cabinda. The municipality of Cabinda contained 357,576 inhabitants in 2008.

The city was originally founded by the Portuguese around the port for the purposes of the slave trade.

There are considerable offshore oil reserves nearby.

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Bengo Province	Ambriz Bula Atumba Dande Dembos Nambuangongo Pango Aluquém
Benguela Province	Baía Farta Balombo Benguela Bocoio Caimbambo Catumbela Chongorói Cubal Ganda Lobito
Bié Province	Andulo Cunhinga Chinguar Chitembo Catabola Camacupa Cuemba Cuíto Nharea
Cabinda Province	Belize Buco-Zau Cabinda Cacongo
Cuando Cubango Province	Calai Cuito Cuanavale Cuangar Cuchi Dirico Longa Mavinga Menongue Nancova Rivungo
Cuanza Norte Province	Ambaca Banga Bolongongo Cazengo Cambambe Golungo Alto Lucala Ngonguembo Quiculungo Samba Cajú
Cuanza Sul Province	Amboim Cassongue Cela Waku-Kungo Conda Ebo Libolo Mussende Porto Amboim Quibala Quilenda Seles Sumbe
Cunene Province	Cahama Cuanhama Curoca Cuvelai Namacunde Ombadja
Huambo Province	Bailundo Caála Ecunha Huambo Cachiungo Londuimbali Longonjo Mungo Chicala-Choloanga Chinjenje Ucuma
Huíla Province	Caconda Cacula Caluquembe Chibia Chicomba Chipindo Gambos Humpata Jamba Kuvango Lubango Matala Quilengues Quipungo
Luanda Province	Belas Cacuaco Cazenga Ícolo e Bengo Luanda Quiçama Viana
Lunda Norte Province	Capenda-Camulemba Caumbo Caungula Chitato Cuango Cuilo Lubalo Lucapa Xá-Muteba
Lunda Sul Province	Cacolo Dala Muconda Saurimo
Malanje Province	Cacuso Calandula Cambundi-Catembo Caombo Cunda-Dia-Baze Kiwaba Nzoji Luquembo Malanje Marimba Massango Mucari Quela Quirima
Moxico Province	Alto Zambeze Bundas Camanongue Léua Luacano Luau Luchazes Luena Lumeje Moxico
Namibe Province	Bibala Camacuio Moçâmedes Tômbua Virei
Uíge Province	Alto Cauale Ambuila Bembe Buengas Bungo Damba Milunga (formerly Macocola) Mucaba Negage Puri Quimbele Quitexe Sanza Pombo Songo Uíge Zombo
Zaire Province	Cuimba M'banza-Kongo Noqui N'zeto Soyo Tomboco

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