Majority Creole Speaking Countries with Map

Name all countries where the majority of people speak a creole language as a native or non-native language.

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% of Country	Answer	Creole Language(s)
100%	Cape Verde	Cape Verdean Creole (Portuguese-based)
100%	Haiti	Haitian Creole (French-based)
99%	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	Vincentian Creole (English-based)
98%	Liberia	Liberian Kreyol (English-based)
96%	Sierra Leone	Sierra Leonean Krio (English-based)
95%	Saint Lucia	Antillean Creole (French-based)
93%	Barbados	Bajan Creole (English-based)
93%	Seychelles	Seychellois Creole (French-based)
92%	Suriname	Sranan Tongo (English-based), Saramaccan (English-based), Ndyuka (English-based), Kwinti (English-based)
92%	Trinidad and Tobago	Trinidadian Creole (English-based), Tobagonian Creole (English-based), Antillean Creole (French-based)
90%	Antigua and Barbuda	Leeward Caribbean Creole (English-based)
90%	Central African Republic	Sango (Ngbandi-based)
90%	Mauritius	Mauritian Creole (French-based)
89%	Grenada	Grenadian Creole (English-based), Antillean Creole (French-based)
89%	Guyana	Guyanese Creole (English-based)
88%	Guinea-Bissau	Guinea-Bissau Creole (Portuguese-based)
84%	Vanuatu	Bislama (English-based)
83%	Jamaica	Jamaican Patois (English-based), Jamaican Maroon Creole (English-based)
83%	Solomon Islands	Pijin (English-based)

% of Country	Answer	Creole Language(s)
82%	Bahamas	Bahamian Creole (English-based), Haitian Creole (French-based)
82%	Saint Kitts and Nevis	Leeward Caribbean Creole (English-based)
72%	Papua New Guinea	Tok Pisin (English-based)
71%	Singapore	Singlish (English-based)
64%	Sao Tome and Principe	Forro (Portuguese-based), Cape Verdean Creole (Portuguese-based), Angolar (Portuguese-based), Principense (Portuguese-based)
62%	Dominica	Antillean Creole (French-based)
58%	Nigeria	Nigerian Pidgin (English-based)
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49%	Cameroon	Cameroonian Pidgin (English-based)
45%	Belize	Belizean Kriol (English-based)
38%	Malaysia	Manglish (English-based), Sabah Malay (Malay-based)
32%	Republic of the Congo	Kituba (Kikongo-based)
19%	Ghana	Ghanaian Pidgin (English-based)
14%	South Sudan	Juba Arabic (Arabic-based)
13%	Equatorial Guinea	Pichinglis (English-based), Annobonese Creole (Portuguese-based)
12%	Democratic Republic of the Congo	Kituba (Kikongo-based)
9%	Panama	Jamaican Patois (English-based)
5%	Indonesia	Betawi (Malay-based), Makassar Malay (Malay-based), Ambonese Malay (Malay-based)