Cayenne is the capital city of what?
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Cayenne is the capital city of French Guiana, an overseas department and region of France located in South America.
How deep is the copper canyon?
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The deepest gully within the canyon is Barranca Urique, measuring a depth of some 1,879 meters (6,160.66 feet) of depth.
See related links for some photos of Urique.
What is the latitude and longitude of Venezuela?
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The place where I spent most of my nights when I was in the city,
Caracas Residencias Anauco in Parque Central, is located at
10.498° north latitude
66.900° west longitude
How are the landscapes of Venezuela and Colombia alike?
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Both Venezuela and Colombia have diverse landscapes that include mountains, rainforests, and coastal areas. Both countries are part of the Andes mountain range which contributes to their varied geography. Additionally, both countries have unique biodiversity due to their tropical climate and rich ecosystems.
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Venezuela is known for its diverse landforms, including the Andes Mountains in the west, the vast Orinoco River basin in the north, the Amazon Rainforest in the south, and the unique Tepuis (tabletop mountains) in the southeast. The country also features a coastline along the Caribbean Sea and numerous islands, such as Isla Margarita.
Howlong does it take to get to Venezuela?
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The duration of the journey to Venezuela can vary depending on the starting location and mode of transport. For example, a flight from Miami to Caracas typically takes around 4-5 hours. However, travel times can be longer if traveling from other regions or using alternative transportation methods.
What are some interesting facts about Venezuela?
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Venezuela is home to Angel Falls, the world's highest uninterrupted waterfall. It has the largest proven oil reserves in the world, but has been facing economic challenges in recent years. The country is known for its diverse wildlife and landscapes, including the Andes Mountains and the Orinoco River Delta.
How many people die every day in the Venezuela?
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As of 2021, Venezuela has a daily mortality rate of around 200-300 deaths per day. The country has faced challenges related to healthcare, economic instability, and social issues which contribute to the mortality rate.
Do most people living in Mexico and Venezuela live in urban and rural areas?
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Yes, most people in Mexico live in urban areas, with about 80% of the population residing in cities. In Venezuela, the majority also live in urban areas, with around 89% of the population living in cities. Rural populations in both countries are smaller in comparison.
Does Venezuela have mountains?
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Yes, Venezuela has a range of mountains known as the Andes that run through the western part of the country. The highest peak in Venezuela is Pico Bolivar, which is part of the Andes mountain range.
What is Venezuela's highest mountain peak?
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Pico Bolívar is the highest mountain peak in Venezuela, standing at an elevation of 4,978 meters (16,332 feet) above sea level. It is part of the Andes mountain range and is a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers.
How do you spell Venezuela in spanish?
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the letter 'v' is pronounced : veh with the short e sound. you dont hear the h.
If a word starts with the letter "v" and is the first word in a sentence, the letter is pronounced like a "b". For example: Voy a casa. In the example, the "v" would be pronounced like a "b"
What do they import and export in Venezuela?
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VENEZUELA imports food, clothing, cars, technological items, raw materials, machinery and equipment, transportation equipment and construction equipment. Their main import partners are:U.S.A., Colombia,Brazil,China and Mexico
What is Venezuela's name in Spanish?
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(Letter - Spanish name (phonetic pronunciation of Spanish name of letter))
V - ube (OObay)
E - e (ay)
N - ene (ENNay)
E - e (ay)
Z - ceta (THAYtah; 'TH' as in 'thin')
U - u (oo)
E - e (ay)
L - ele (ELLay)
A - a (ah)
What is Venezuela's national animal?
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The turpial resembles the flag a bit with yellow and orange, and those colours have a meaning of their own, I cite:
"The colors of the stripes are the yellow, blue and red. The yellow represents the wealth of the Venezuelan soil, the blue represents the great ocean that borders the Venezuelan coasts, and the red symbolizes the blood spilled by our forefathers during the war of independence."
Why do people from Venezuela leave?
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The reason some people leave Venezuela is because they cannot accept that a man they wrongly call a dictator Hugo Chavez was democratically elected by the majority of Venezuelans. Because Chavez irritates the USA some Venezuelans find it easier to enter the US as "political exiles'.
How is Christmas celebrated in Venezuela?
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The same thing as in any Christian Church it celebrates the birth of Jesus.
What are typical dishes in Mali?
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They eat some cool foods i guess...Examples are:Lemongrass Tea,Malian Fish Stew,and Chicken and Peanut Stew..XP
they also eat many exotic fruit like orange flavored chicken to uglii
they also eat water and rice stew
They dont eat water and rice stew KMT, its food gosh! -___-
How many Venezuelans are major league baseball players?
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According to Baseball Almanac, there has never been an MLB player that was born in Argentina.
What is the weather like in Venezuela during the winter?
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the weather in the winter is very dry and warm
What is the traditional clothing of Venezuela?
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para las mujeres es un vestido o una blusa y falda. Para los hombres, normalmente llevando un traje blanco.
Spanish to English translation: For women it's a dress or a blouse and a skirt.
For men, normally they wear a white suit.
What small country between Venezuela and Suriname?
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There is only one country between Venezuela and Suriname, and that country is Guyana.
What are the man-made landmarks in Venezuela?
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Man-made landmarks in Venezuela include:
Merida Cable Car - the highest and longest cable car in the world
villages of Lagunetas and the Warao villages - palafito villages where houses were built on stilts
Coro - authentic colonial town that was established in 1527
University City of Caracas - unique, harmonious part of the city
General Rafael Urdaneta Bridge - impressive and elegant structure which is 8.7 kilometres long
Mountain of Sorte - monument that is a central pilgrimage place for the María Lionza religious cult.
The National Pantheon - dedicated to revolutionary leader Simon Bolivar
The National Capitol - contains the legislative palace and the federal palace
Mosque Ibrahim Ibin Abdul Aziz Al-Ibrahim, or Caracas Mosque - the largest mosque in South America