Spain has a population of over 47 million people and its capital and largest city is Madrid. Some other major cities include Barcelona and Valencia. The country has a Mediterranean climate and terrain that includes mountains and rivers. Agriculture, including grapes, citrus fruits, and olives, is important to the Spanish economy. Soccer is also deeply ingrained in Spanish culture and considered almost a religion.

1. SPAIN
BY ALEXIS GOMES

2. GEOGRAPHY
Latitude and Longitude 40n,3w.
3 Physical Features
Mountains
Rivers
Geography

3. FACTS
 Spain is a developed country with a high quality of life.
 The population of Spain in 2012 was around 47 million.
 In Spain the drive on the right hand side of the road.

4. The Spain flag has three horizontal stripes
. the yellow stripe is twice the size of the
red stripe.
 Yellow symbols generosities.
 Red symbols hardiness, bravery and
strength.

5. Spain's Capital City Madrid.
 Barcelona
 Valencia

6. Population
47.27million

7.  Money
The euro was
introduced as
money in
Spain in
2002.

8.  Language
Spanish

9. Weather

10. Religion
Catholic
Islam

11. Famous things they grow
Grape fruit
Lemons
Limes
Oranges

12. 1 Cultural Custom
Manners
Wanting to understand the people better.

13. Major attractions or Landmarks
Crowed beaches
Slipping sangria
Watching a bull fight or
flamenco

14. Spain’s capital city takes the prize
with artwork, tapas, and nightlife.

15. When your car is towed away, a message left
on the street so you know where it was taken.

16. Spain has a very low birthrate.

17. Sunflower seeds are big deal in Spain
Agriculture in Spain is important to the national economy.

18. Most households buy fresh bread every day. Traditionally, they
are long baguettes called Barra's or pistols.

19. Olive Oil

20. It’s like a religion in the country and their most loved sport. To be more precise,
soccer is religion in Spain, because such is the devotion expressed by the Spanish
to their beloved sport.

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