This document discusses potential countries to visit for a field day event. It provides brief overviews of 16 countries: Nicaragua, Chile, Morocco, England, Singapore, Fiji, Philippines, Romania, French Guiana, and South Africa. For each country, 3-5 bullet points highlight facts about the country's geography, history, culture, government, economy or attractions.

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2. NICARAGUA
 Is considered the safest country in Central
America.
 Also considered the “Drug Police”.
 A unique, unexplored country.
 It became an independent country from
Spain in 1821.
 One of the few countries in Central America
that competes in the Olympics.

3. CHILE
 It is the longest country in the world.
 We never had a war between the U.S and
Chile
 It has a healthy and sustainable economy.
 Chile is one of South Americas most stable
countries
 U.S and Chile are in a truce right now and
will be for a long time.

4. MOROCCO
 It is very unique and has a large population.
 It has many interesting attractions such as
the Atlas Mountains.
 Morocco has the same government as the
United States.
 The area of Morocco is 446,550 km, approx.
the size of California.
 Morocco was established on July 9, 1912.

5. ENGLAND
 England is a highly industrious country.
 Sir Eugene Goossens, from England, built the Sydney
Opera House.
 England has no political issues and no debts.
 England is the world’s largest financial center in the world.
 London was where the 2012 Olympics were held.

6. SINGAPORE
 Their culture is extremely respectful toward
the earth.
 Crime rates diminish every year.
 Technology is very advanced. The highest
Ferris wheel, the Singapore Flyer is there.
 The Helix Bridge, China Town, Orchard
Road are popular attractions.
 They have high quality food.

7. FIJI
 Village culture is still a way of life.
 It is right on the equator.
 Almost all natives speak English.
 It is one of the farthest countries from the
US.
 Fiji receives 400-500,000 tourists annually.

8. PHILIPPINES
 7,000 islands make up the Philippines.
 Main exports are electrical machinery,
clothing, food and live animals, chemicals,
and timber products.
 The Philippines are a democracy.
 They have one of the highest birth rates in
Asia.
 They are allies with the U.S.A.

9. ROMANIA
 Nadia Comaneci was the first gymnast to receive a
perfect ten on the uneven bars in the 1976 Summer
Olympic Games in Montreal for Romania.
 The fountain pen and the first aerodynamic car were
invented in Romania.
 47% of the land is covered with natural and semi-natural
ecosystems.
 The Black Sea off the coast of Romania is blue, green, or
gray, but it is never black.
 Beautifully crafted castles and huge mansions are a
common everyday sight in the city and countryside of
Romania.

10. FRENCH GUIANA
 French Guiana is a French Colony.
 It is the only country in North and South America
that uses Euros as its currency.
 The country under French’s Government.
 It’s one of the few countries in South America
without autonomous government.
 French Guiana's main language is French, but
people also speak English, Spanish,
Portuguese, and Taki-taki (an indigenous
language) .

11. SOUTH AFRICA
 Extremely modern in some areas, and traditional in
other areas.
 Has a large game park called the Kruger National Park,
and is known around the world for its beauty. It also
consists of other well known game parks
 Contains many types of fascinating animals.
 Large open pieces of land used by natives that are
being explored for facts of the where the first men
came from.
 Has many well known land forms and is phrased by
tourists as ”Absolutely beautiful.”