Venezuela

Geographical Features There are many variations in the Venezuela landscape. The northeast regions feature the Andes Mountains that go all the way to the northwest and along the Caribbean coast. The highest point among these mountains is Pico Bolivar that stands at 16,341 feet. The central regions are dominated by plains known as llanos that stretch from the river delta of Orinoco to the Colombian border. Towards the south are the Giana Highlands, home to Angel Falls (the highest waterfall in the world).

The large fertile plain that is found in Hungary is the Great Hungarian Plain. The resources found throughout this plain include ore, natural gas, petroleum, magnesium, coal, and iron ore.

The Climate is like a humid Tropical to alpine. It is also rainy and windy. !

Venezuela was founded in March 30 1845, which means as of 2015 it is 170 years old.

Venezuela gets its oil from itself. Its a major oil producing country. It gets its oil from the earth. Some theories are that the earth uses biomaterials (old leaves or dinosaur bones or something) and then it gets pressed together by rocks and stuff and that makes oil. Another theory is just that it comes out of the center of the earth.

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Much of Venezuela's 19th century history was characterized by political turmoil and dictatorial rule

The largest desert in Africa is the Sahara Desert which is also the third largest desert in te world. It can also be called the Western Sahara desert. The largest desert in the world is Antarctica; although many people define deserts as a giant, hot and sandy piece of land, the correct definition is simply just a huge plain.

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Venezuela doesn't have the highest income per capita in Latin America (that spot is reserved for Uruguay, Chile and depending on source, Argentina and Mexico). However, most Venezuelan income is due to oil exports.

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The same as the USA, December 25th, though gifts are typically given at midnight on Christmas Eve

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Venezuela has 24 states.I know because I was BORN in Venezuela.

The yellow band stands for the wealth of the land, the blue for courage, and the red for the independence from Spain. Flag Day is celebrated in Venezuela on August 3 since 2006, in honor of the disembarkation of Francisco de Miranda in La Vela de Coro, 1806.

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Venezuela imports raw materials, machinery and equipment, transport equipment, construction material.

It depends on what you mean. True, cadinal north, or magnetic north. If you mean true north, the small island of panama may be what you are talking about. Previously it connected North and South America, but in order to create a ship lane, the United States funded the division of the country. The passage left an odd shape in the middle, which is now considered Panama Island. Most of the countries rich and powerful citizens live there.

The two biggest things Venezuela trades with the U.S. is Coffee and Oil.

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Some of the environmental Issues in Venezuela are: Deforestation, Pollution and bad air quality. They also use Nuclear fuel as the main source of energy, and because of this, the people of Venezuela have a much higher chance of radiation poisoning.

No! It is in South America.

Lake Maracaibo is not freshwater.

However, being brackish, it seems possible that bull sharks may enter the bay.

Yes. Both are on the northern coast of South America.