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Very interesting facts about world

   Very interesting facts about the WORLD

1. Canada has more lakes than all the other countries of the world combined.

2. Kazakistan is the largest landlocked country in the world.

3. France covers the most time zones, covering 12 time zones.

4. Most overweight population found in Nauru.

5. Mongolia is the least densely populated country on Earth with 4 people per square mile.

6. Saudi Arabia has no river.

7. Suriname is the most jungle covered country in the world, with 91% of its land covered in jungle.

8. Papua New Guinea with 820 languages are spoken, is the most languages spoken country in world.

9. The country with the most neighbors is Russia with 16 neighbors.

10. New Zealand is the first country that gave women the right to vote in 1893.

11. The country with the longest shoreline measuring 202,080 km is Canada.

12. Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan is the only two countries in the world which are doubly landlocked.

13. Vatican is the only country where there was no birth in 1983.

14. Singapore is the largest country without any farms.

15. Nauru is the only country in the world with no official capital.

16. There are more post offices in India than anywhere else in the world.

17. New Zealand is the only country which has every climate in the world.



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