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World Facts
CIA
World Fact Book - Lists population, government, military,
and economic information for nations recognized by the United
States. The main reference for world facts.
worldatlas.com
-Helping parents, students, teachers and travelers worldwide.
infoplease.com
- All the knowledge you need.
geography.about.com
- world facts from about.com A very rich resource for world
information and facts.
wilderdom.com
- World Facts -About The Universe & the History of Human
Activity on Earth.
Country Studies -
This web site contains the on-line versions of books previously
published in hard copy by the Federal Research Division of
the Library of Congress as part of the Country Studies/Area
Handbook Series sponsored by the U.S. Department of the Army
between 1986 and 1998.
World
Almanac for Kids - There are more than 190 nations in
the world. Click for an alphabetical section to learn cool
facts about the nations.
etravelphotos.com
- collection of photographs taken by Tony costa on his travels.
The photographs are arranged by Country, Perspective and Trip.
All of the Embassies
of Washington D.C - The Electronic Embassy provides information
on each of the embassies in Washington D.C., with links to
Web-based resources where available.
Atlapedia Online -
Country information and facts.
Background Notes
- U.S. Department of State provides Background Notes now
online for each country in the world.
BBC
Country Profiles - Full profiles provide an instant guide
to history, politics and economic background of countries.
They also include audio and video clips from the BBC archives,
including audio of national anthems.
Constitution Finder
- Find constitutions for countries around the world.
Countries
- Facts and information about countries throughout the world.
Country
Studies - This Library of Congress Web site lets you
search for a country, browse the current index, and lets you
search across multiple countries at one time
Destinations
- A travel guide publisher offers photos and information about
most world nations.
GeoBee
Challenge - Test what you know about geography at this
interactive National Geographic site.
Geographia - Information
about numerous countries in Africa, Asia, Caribbean, Europe
and Latin America.
The
Global Gourmet: Destinations - This site provides country
profiles which include "recipes associated with that country's
or region's cuisine."
Global
Trek - Learn about kids who live in countries all around
the world.
Global Statistics -
"The main kind of data you can find here is on the population
of regions, countries, provinces and cities."
InfoNation
- Choose two countries and the site will compare them statistically,
economically, and more.
MSU Global Access
- "MSU Global Access is a portal to information about the
world that contains a database of Web sites and other resources
selected by experts at Michigan State University." You can
search the database by the country name, by themes such as
environment or arts/culture, or by type of resource.
nationalgeographic.com
- Maps, cultures, and facts from around the world.
nationmaster.com
- "Welcome to NationMaster.com, a massive central data source
and a handy way to graphically compare nations." At this site
you can create all kinds of maps and graphs about countries.
Portals
to the World: Links to Research from around the World
- "Portals to the World contain selective links providing
authoritative, in-depth information about the nations and
other areas of the world."
Resources
by Country - Click on a country in North, Central or South
America to find out about its government, politics, population,
location, and lots of other information.
Visual Geography Series
- Lerner Publishing created this site to accompany their popular
Visual Geography books about countries. You can download or
print pictures and maps to include in your report from the
site, or check out the links to other sites.
World Bank:
Regions and Countries - Read about a country's history,
politics, economy and more.
Xpeditions
- National Geographic for Kids site provides an atlas with
over 1800 navigable and printable atlases, and visit Xpedition
Hall to tour and learn about the world.
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