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Austin, Texas is the capital city of Travis County with a population of around 2 million people, making it the 11th most populated area in the US. Some notable places in Austin include the University of Texas tower, the governor's mansion, and the Lady Bird Johnson botanical garden. An interesting fact about Austin is that it is home to North America's largest urban bat population of 1.5 million bats living under the Congress Avenue Bridge. The document provides an overview of Austin's population, locations, attractions, and comparison to the author's hometown city.
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- 2. Index • Introduction • Situation of the city • Places • Likes • Facts • Same/different • Source • Ending
- 3. Introduction • In Austin there are around 2 million people. Austin is the capital of the county of Travis. Central Texas region is the eleventh most populated zone of the U.S.A, and the fourth most big of Texas. Austin is also the biggest second state capital of the U.S.A.
- 4. Austin is in Texas a state of U.S.A. And U.S.A is in America. Situation of the city
- 5. Places Austin it is called the “live music capital” because there are lot of concerts in the sixth street. In Austin there are also places as: The tower of Texas University The governor’s mansion The Bullok museum of Texas history The botanical garden Lady Birth Johnson
- 6. Likes We would like visit Austin to: •Discover the world •Know other cultures • Be in U.S.A •Visit interesting places of Austin
- 7. Facts An interesting fact about Austin: •It’s the home of North America’s largest urban bat population. 1.5 million bats live at Congress Avenue Bridge.
- 8. Same/different One similar thing with my city is that both cities are beautiful. One different thing about my city is that the weather it is more hot and less raining.
- 9. Source • http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Austin • http://www.usatourist.com/espanol/destinations/texas/austin/aust in-main.html • http://www.infobarrel.com/20_Fun_and_Interesting_Facts_about _Austin,_Texas • www.Google.com • http://translate.google.es
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