The document provides data on various geographical topics including the sizes of countries and oceans, lengths of major rivers, areas of largest lakes and deserts, tallest mountains and most famous volcanoes, and populations of the most populated countries. It also lists capital cities in South America and currencies used in different countries along with their subunits. In total, the document covers statistical information on locations, physical features, and demographics around the world.

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2.  1: Russia: total area: 17,098,242. Northern
Asia. Capital: Moscow
 2: Canada: 9,984,670, Northern North
America, Capital: Ottawa
 3: United States: 9,826,675, North America,
Capital: Washington
 4: China: 9,596,961, Eastern Asia, Capital:
Beijing
 5: Brazil: 8,514,877, Eastern South America,
Capital: Brazilia

3.  1: Nile: Length in Miles: 4,135, North/East
Africa
 2. Amazon: Length in Miles: 3,980 South
America
 3. Chang Jiang: Length in Miles: 3,917, China
 4. Mississippi-Missouri: Length in Miles:
3,870, USA.
 5. Yenisey: Length in Miles: 3,434, Russia

4.  Superior: 82,414 km2
 Victoria: 69,485 km2
 Huron: 69,485 km2
 Michigan: 69,485 km2
 Baikal: 31,500 km2
 Malawi: 30,044 km2

5.  Artic ocean: The Arctic Ocean is the smallest
of the world's five oceans, Europe, Asia, and
North America, mostly north of the Arctic
Circle
 Pacific ocean: The Pacific Ocean is by far the
world's largest ocean at 60,060,700 square
miles (155,557,000 sq km).
 Indian Ocean: The Indian Ocean is the world's
third-largest ocean and it has an area of
26,469,900 square miles (68,566,000 sq
km).

6.  Southen ocean: The Southern Ocean is the
world's newest and fourth-largest ocean. In
the spring of 2000, the International
Hydrographic Organization decided to delimit
a fifth ocean.
 Artic Ocean: The Arctic Ocean is the world's
smallest with an area of 5,427,000 square
miles (14,056,000 sq km).

7.  1. Antarctic Desert: Type: polar, Area:
13,829,430, Location: Antartica
 2. Artic: Type: polar, Area: 13,726,937.
Alaska , Canada, Finland, Greenland, Iceland,
Norway, Russia and Sweden.
 3. Shara: Type: Subtropical, 9,100,000,
Algeria, Chad, Egypt, Eritrea, Libya, Mali,Maur
itania, Morocco, Niger, Sudan, Tunisia and
Western Sahara

8.  4. Arabian desert: Type: Subtropical, Area:
2,330,000
Iraq, Jordán, Kuwait, Omán, Qatar, Saudí
Arabia,United Arab Emirates and Yemen
 5. Gobi Desert: Type: Cold Winter,
Area:1,300,000[3]. China and Mongolia

9.  1. Antartic Desert: Antartic Krill: Small
crustaceans that are eaten by many animals.
 Artic Tern: A small bird that flies from the
Arctic to the Antarctic and back again each
year.
 Blue Whale: A baleen whale that is the largest
animal that ever lived on Earth.
 Penguin: Penguins are birds that swim very
well but cannot fly. Many penguins live in
Antarctica.

10.  Weddell Seal: The Weddell seal is a large,
nocturnal pinniped from Antarctica.
 Squid: The squid is a fast-swimming
invertebrate with ten arms.
 Shara desert animals: Addax Antelope: is one
of the most beautiful animals in the world.
They are flat-footed antelopes that can easily
traverse the sandy landscape of the Sahara

11.  Dromedary Camels: There are two major
types of camels found in the world, Bactrian
and Dromedary camels. The Dromedary
camel, which is said to be of Arabian Origin,
is the main Saharan camel.
Dorcas Gazelle: The Dorcas Gazelle is another
exceptionally beautiful animal found in the
Sahara. It is the most common species of
gazelle and stands up to 65 cm tall and
weighs around 25 kg.

12.  1. Mount Vesuvius: Situated near the famous
city of Naples in Italy, vesuvius is a name
most people have heard. Situated on the bay
of Naples, it is the only volcano in Europe to
have erupted in the last century. Its height is
approximately 1,281 meters.

13.  Mount Sinai: Located in Egypt in the Sinai
Peninsula, this mountain is roughly 2,285
meters in height.
 It is a mountain that holds a great religious
significance for many religious in the world.
 Mount Everest: Everyone has heard of the
Mount Everest. The tallest mountain in the
world, it stands a staggering 8,848 meters
above the sea level. Situated in Nepal it is a
great attraction for people of all types who
want to scale its heights.

14.  Mount Fuji: Among the most beautiful
mountains in the world, Mount Fuji is notable
for its beautifully symmetrical shape.
 Mount Kilimanjaro: Considered the tallest
free-standing mountain in this world this
mountain is located in Tanzania and is 5,893
meters above sea-level. It is also the highest
mountain in Africa.

15.  Mount Vesuvius, Italy: What makes Mount
Vesuvius one of the most famous volcanoes of
the world, is that the ash preserved the remains
of entire city of Pompeii and its inhabitants as
well as their pets as it is.
 Cotopaxi, Ecuador: Cotopaxi is also one of the
volcanoes of the Pacific Ring of Fire. With 86
recorded eruptions
 Kilauea Volcano, Hawaii: This is one of the most
famous volcanoes in Hawaii. It lies in the
southeast part of the Hawaii, and a major portion
of the volcano remains underwater.

16. Wonder Dt. Of Construction Location
Since 7th century
Great Wall of China China
BC[15]
Petra c. 100 BC Jordan
Opened October 12,
Christ the Redeemer Brazil
1931
Machu Picchu c. AD 1450 Peru
Chichen Itza c. AD 600 Mexico
Colosseum Completed AD 80 Italy
Taj Mahal Completed c. AD 1648 India
Great Pyramid of
Giza (Honorary Completed c. 2560 BC Egypt
Candidate)

18.  Colombia- Bogota
 Venezuela- Caracas
 Ecuador- Quito
 Peru- Lima
 Brasil- Brasilia
 Chile- Santiago De Chile
 Uruguay- Montevideo
 Paraguay- Asuncion
 Bolivis- La paz or Sucre
 Argentina- Buenos Aires

19. rank Country Population Date World Source
Population
1,354,040, December Official
19.14%
1. China[8] 000 31, 2012 estimate
Preliminary
1,210,193, March 1, 2011
2 India 17.11%
422 2011 census
result
Official
United 315,521,0 March 20,
3 4.46% population
States 00 2013
clock
2010
237,641,3 May 1,
4 Indonesia 3.36% census
26 2010
result
193,946,8 July 1, Official
5 Brazil 2.74%

20. Final 2011
Tokelau ( October
240 1,411 0.00001% census
NZ) 18, 2011
result
Vatican July 1, Official
241 800 0.00001%
City 2012 estimate
Cocos
2011
(Keeling) August 9, 0.000001
242 550 census
Islands (A 2011 %
result
ustralia)
Pitcairn
July 1, 0.000000
243 Islands (U 66
2008 0%
K)

21. Country Currency Sub Currency
Afghanistan afghani 100 puls
Algeria dinar 100 centimes
Andorra euro 100 cents
Argentina austral 100 centavos
Australia dollar 100 cents
Austria euro 100 cents
Bahamas dollar 100 cents