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2. The smallest country in the world is Vatican which is
in Europe. It has 0,44km² area. Vatican is the Holy
See. In Vatican lives about 800 people.
3. Russia is the biggest country in the world. It has
17,075,400 km ² area. In Russia lives 148,000,000
people. Russia is both in Europe and in Asia. Its
natural border between Asia and Europe are the Ural
mountains.
4. The most crowded city in the world is Manila. Lived here for 43
thousand. persons per sq km. The capital of the Philippines
located on the island of Luzon and including suburbs has more
than 11 million inhabitants!
7. The darkest place in the universe.
NASA astronomers have found the densest cloud space, whose
mass is equal to more than 70 000 solar masses. The property
is located to 16 000 light-years from Earth, and according to
NASA information is one of the darkest places in the universe.
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9. Mount Waialeale on the island of Kaua’i, Hawaii.
On top of the mountain falls during the year an average of 12
350 millimeters of rain.
In the year 1948 sum precipitation was 16 tys. milliliters.
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11. Toronto is the most multicultural city in the world.
In 2001 the city received the title ,,World's Most Multicultural
City’’.
City is inhabited there for over 100 communities from Africa
Asia inhabited and Europe.
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14. California is the Valley of Death. It is
extremely dry and hot area is located
in a deep depression near the border
with the state of Nevada.
Subtropical desert is surrounded by
mountain ranges that form a barrier
to the hot air rising up from the
ground.
15. In the city of Linfen air is heavily polluted by various
factories that emit pollutants. Factories produce smoke that
badly affect the inhabitants of is the many diseases.
16. On this island is 46 people. The island is
located in the Pacific Ocean between
Australia and South America.
17. The oldest building in the world- Pyramid of
Djoser, Egypt 4650 years ago
Stepped pyramid built in Sakkara by Imhotep.
