FUN FACTS ABOUT EUROPE
Europe is made up of different countries. Get a quick introduction by watching this Europe film below.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zs_DldO_G1w
Facts about Europe
Population: about 740 million. That’s sounds a lot but there are five times that number of people living today in Asia!
Land Area: 9,908,600 square kilometres (or 3,825,730 square miles) – it’s about a third of the size of Africa.
Countries: 46 countries (of which 27 are members of the European Union or EU).
Highest Peak: Mount Elbrus in Russia stands at 5,643 metres above sea level.
Largest Lake: Lake Ladoga in north western Russia has an area of 17,700 square kilometres (6,800 square miles).
Longest River: The Volga River in Russia is 3,530 kilometres (2,193 miles) long.
Smallest Country (by land area and population): Vatican City is a tiny country within the Italian city of Rome. The Pope, the leader of the worldwide Catholic Church, lives here along with its 800 other citizens.
Biggest Country (by land area): the Russian Federation is the biggest country by land area, not just in Europe but across the whole world!
Languages: there are more than 200 different languages spoken in Europe. The EU recognises 23 languages that are in common use amongst its member countries, where two of every three.
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In this post you will find the list of items you should include in the maps you started today in our science lesson.
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