5. Mauritania
Population: 3,068,742; Area: 1,025,520
km2; Density: 3.0 people/km2
The Islamic
Republic of Mauritania is a country in northwest Africa, bordered by the
Atlantic Ocean on the west, Senegal on the southwest, Mali on the southeast and
east, Algeria on the northeast, and the Morocco-controlled Western Sahara
(about which more later) on the northwest. In an area roughly the size of Ontario or Egypt there are 3 million people
and not much else.
Population: 309,672; Area: 103,000 km2;
Density: 3.0 people/km2
The Republic of Iceland
is an island country in Northern Europe, located in the North Atlantic Ocean
between mainland Europe and Greenland (about
which more later). In an area roughly the size of Kentucky
or the former East Germany
there are 300,000 people and a lot of geezers (or maybe geysers).
3. Suriname
Population: 449,238; Area: 163,820 km2;
Density: 2.7 people/km2
The Republic of Suriname
is a country in northern South America, bordered by Guyana
to the west, Brazil to the
south, French Guiana (about which more later) to the east and the Atlantic ocean to the north. In an area roughly the size
of Wisconsin or Tunisia there are 450,000 people
and possibly more languages spoken than in any comparable country.
2. Australia
Population: 21,050,000; Area:
7,682,300; Density: 2.6 people/km2
The Commonwealth of
Australia is a continent island country located between the Indian and Pacific Oceans. In an area roughly the size of
the contiguous 48 states of the USA
or almost twice the area of the European Union, there are 21 million people and
the world’s most venomous snakes. Two-thirds of the people live in 5 major
cities, all located on the coast. Very few of the snakes do.
1. Namibia
Population: 2,031,252; Area: 824,292
km2; Density: 2.5 people/km2
The Republic of Namibia
is a country in south-west Africa, bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, South Africa to the south, Botswana to the east and Angola to the
north. In an area roughly the size of Ontario
or Pakistan
there are 2 million people and massive problem with HIV/AIDS.
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