Coastal enclave, part of present-day Angola
| Tenure | Incumbent | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Portuguese Protectorate of Cabinda | Portuguese possession confirmed by the Berlin Conference 14 February 1885 | ||
| Jaime Pereira de Sampaio Forjaz de Serpa Pimentel, | |||
| 31 May 1887 | Cabinda becomes seat of the Congo district | ||
| José António de Miranda, | |||
| João Francisco Nunes, | |||
| Luís Gonzaga Ribeiro, | |||
| 1899 | End of Cabindan administrative autonomy | ||
| Henrique Quirino da Fonseca, | |||
| Congo District | |||
| João de Brissac das Neves Ferreira, | |||
| António de Azeredo de Vasconcelos, | |||
| António Sérgio de Sousa, | |||
| Nuno de Freitas Queriol, | |||
| Jaime Pereira de Sampaio Forjaz de Serpa Pimenta, | |||
| Eduardo Augusto Gomes de Sousa, | |||
| Nuno de Freitas Queriol, | |||
| Eduardo Augusto Gomes de Sousa, | |||
| Luís Bernardino Leitão Xavier, | |||
| Henrique Quirino da Fonseca, | |||
| Augusto Pereira do Vale, | |||
| Jaime da Fonseca Monteiro, | |||
| Pedro de Azevedo Coutinho, | |||
| Raúl Correia Betancourt de Furtado, | |||
| João dos Santos Pereira Jardim, | |||
| Intendancy of Cabinda | Under Maquela | ||
| 1922 | Dependent on Zaire district | ||
| Intendancy of Zaire and Cabinda | |||
| Intendancy of Cabinda | Directly dependent on the governor-general of Angola | ||
| Intendancy of Cabinda | |||
| 1934 | Dependent on Portuguese Angola | ||
| District of Cabinda | Restored | ||
| Raúl de Lima, | |||
| Ismael Pais, | |||
| João Baptista Duarte Pinheiro, | |||
| Jaime António Tavares Machado Banazol, | |||
| Norberto Augusto Lopes, | |||
| José Paulo Paixão Barradas, | |||
| Júlio de Araújo Ferreiro, | |||
| Artur João Cabral Carmona, | |||
| Adriano Augusto Pires, | |||
| João Tiroa, | |||
| Américo Agostinho Mendonça Frazão, | |||
| Eurico Ferreira Gonçalves, | |||
| João António Pinheiro, | |||
| Themudo Barata, | |||
| November 1975 to January 1976 | FNLA control as part of Democratic People's Republic of Angola | ||
| 1 August 1975 | Independence declared (Cabinda Republic) not recognized by Portugal or Angola | ||
| January 1976 | Cabinda occupied by Angolan government | ||
| Cabinda Province | |||
| ..., | |||
| Maria Mambo Café, | |||
| September 1992 | Briefly occupied by Frente para a Libertação do Enclave de Cabinda | ||
| Augusto Tomás, | |||
| José Amaro Tati, | |||
| José Anibal Rochas, | |||
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