Banjul
West Africa, Gambia
Gambia
People from Banjul are called:
Male/General:
Banjulian
Pronunciation:
/ˈbændʒuːl/
Etymology & Origin
From Mandinka 'Bangkolu', meaning 'rope fiber', after a type of fiber rope made from baobab trees.
About Banjul
- Capital city of Gambia situated on St. Mary's Island.
- Major port city and commercial center of the smallest mainland African country.
- Historic colonial city founded by the British in 1816.
- Important center for groundnut (peanut) trade and tourism.
- Cultural hub known for its vibrant markets and traditional music.
Nearby Places
Other places in the region and their demonyms
Quick Facts
- Population:
- 413,397 (2024 est.)
- Country:
- Gambia
- Region:
- West Africa