Benin is a country, not a province. Benin is an underdeveloped country in the middle and southern end of West Africa. The official language is French. The average altitude of the whole country is low. Its economic development also depends on agricultural development. The export of cash crops palm kernel and palm oil is the main project.
Benin is an African country. Its full name is the Republic of Benin. It is a country located in the south central part of West Africa. Its official language is French because Benin was once a colony of France.
The terrain of Benin is narrow in the South and wide in the north. The average altitude of the country is not high. The highest point of the country is only 641m on the peak in the northwest, and the altitude of the central plateau is between 200m and 400m.
The economy of the whole country is underdeveloped, mainly focusing on the development of agriculture. Its cash crop is oil palm, the main export cash crops are palm kernel and palm oil, and food crops include corn and peas.