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Welcome to World Geography. http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=wher+ein+the+hell+is+matt&mid=B59D2AC7B3BE689448B0B59D2AC7B3BE689448B0&view=detail&FORM=VIRE2&adlt=strict. The WORLD’S SUPERLATIVES. ASIA LARGEST IN SIZE AND POPULATION OVER 4 BILLION PEOPLE 17.2 MILLION MILES.
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Welcome to World Geography http://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=wher+ein+the+hell+is+matt&mid=B59D2AC7B3BE689448B0B59D2AC7B3BE689448B0&view=detail&FORM=VIRE2&adlt=strict
ASIA • LARGEST IN SIZE AND POPULATION • OVER 4 BILLION PEOPLE • 17.2 MILLION MILES LARGEST CONTINENT?
SMALLEST CONTINENT? AUSTRALIA;Followed by Europe, then Antarctica
HOW MANY COUNTRIES ARE IN THE WORLD? HOW MANY COUNTRIES ARE IN EUROPE? • The UN recognizes 193 • The US recognizes 195 • Most common answer 196 • 48 Countries • Only 27 are members of the European Union
RUSSIA • 6,592,735 sq mi. LARGEST COUNTRY?
CHINA • Has 1.3 billion people on a planet with 6.7 billion people. • India is second at 1 billion • United States is a distant third at 300 million. LARGEST COUNTRY IN POPULATION
THE VATICAN CITY – A COUNTRY LOCATED WITHIN ROME, ITALY: IT IS ROUGHLY 1/5 SQ. MILE, WITH A POPULATION OF 824. SMALLEST COUNTRY?
1 TokyoJapan 32,450,000 2 SeoulSouth Korea 20,550,000 3 Mexico City[2]Mexico 20,450,000 4 New York City[3]United States 19,750,000 5 MumbaiIndia 19,200,000 6 JakartaIndonesia 18,900,000 7 São PauloBrazil 18,850,000 8 DelhiIndia 18,600,000 9 Osaka-Kobe-KyotoJapan 17,375,000 10 ShanghaiPeople's Republic of China 16,650,000 2005 WHAT IS THE LARGEST CITY IN THE WORLD?
Mount Everest, in the country Nepal at 29,035ft. HIGHEST POINT?
MARIANA TRENCH – 36,810 FEET (OR 28 MILES) BELOW SEA LEVEL. • You could put the Appalachian Mt. on top of Mt. Everest and it would still be under water DEEPEST POINT?
CARIBBEAN SEA • 970,000 MILES • ONE MILE LARGER THAN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA LARGEST SEA?
Sea of Marmara 4,382 square miles • Connects the Black Sea with the Aegean Sea SMALLEST SEA?
NILE - 4184 miles • THAT IS MORE THAN 1000 MILES MORE THAN THE WIDEST POINT OF THE UNITED STATES. LONGEST RIVER?
El Azizia, Libya 136 degrees Fahrenheit. • Death Valley, California comes in a close second, at 134° F HOTTEST PLACE ON EARTH
Camp Vostok, Antarctica minus 128.6F COLDEST PLACE ON EARTH
The Atacama Desert • has never had a recorded rain drop DRIEST PLACE
If the World’s population, as it is today, was represented by 100 people this is what it would look like: • From U.S. and Canada– 7 • From Latin America - 7 • From Africa – 8 LITTLE PERSPECTIVE • From Europe – 21 • From Asia - 57
52 – female • 48 – male • 6 of the people would have 59% of the world’s wealth – all 6 would be from the United States • 80 would be in substandard housing • 70 would be unable to read or write • 50 would be suffering form malnutrition • 1 near death • 1 near birth • Only 1 would have a college education