Chronology of Catholic Dioceses:Senegal
See a list of abbreviations used in this list. See also our listing of current ecclesial jurisdictions.
- 1514
- Funchal (established by the Portuguese, see footnote) - Portugal
- 1534
- São Tomé / São Tomé e Príncipe (detached from Funchal) - São Tomé and Principe
- 1763
- Senegal / Saint-Louis de Sénégal (AP, detached from Funchal) - Senegal, Mauretania
- 1842
- The Two Guineas and Senegambia (AP, detached from São Tomé, and from Funchal) - Western Africa from Senegal River to Loanda
- 1846
- The Two Guineas and Senegambia (AV) - Western Africa from Senegal River to Loanda
- 1863
- The Two Guineas / Des Deux Guinées (new name, previously The Two Guineas and Senegambia AV) - (West Africa)
- 1863
- Senegambia (AV, detached from The Two Guineas and Senegambia AV) - Senegal, Gambia
- 1936
- Dakar (AV, new name, previously Senegambia AV) - Senegal
- 1936
- Saint-Louis du Senegal (AP, new name, previously Sénégal AP) - Senegal, Mauretania
- 1939
- Ziguinchor (AP, detached from Dakar) - Senegal
- 1952
- Ziguinchor (AV) - Senegal
- 1955
- Dakar (Metr.) - Senegal
- 1955
- Ziguinchor - Senegal
- 1957
- Kaolack (AP, detached from Dakar, and from Ziguinchor) - Senegal
- 1965
- Kaolack - Senegal
- 1966
- Saint-Louis du Senegal - Senegal
- 1969
- Thiès (detached from Dakar) - Senegal
- 1970
- Tambacounda (AP, detached from Kaolack, and from Saint-Louis de Senegal) - Senegal
- 1989
- Tambacounda - Senegal
- 2000
- Kolda (detached from Ziguinchor) - Senegal
