Brunei's per capita GDP

Brunei's per capita gdp of 202 1 ranks 23rd in the world.

Brunei is located in the northwest of kalimantan island, bordering the South China Sea in the north and Sarawak in the southeast and west. The land border between the two countries is 38 1 km long, which is divided into east and west by Limon in Sarawak State, with a land area of 5,765 square kilometers. Bandar seri begawan, the capital, has a population of 430,000 (202 1) and is divided into four districts.

The coastline is about162km long, and there are 33 islands, with high terrain in the east and marshland in the west. The highest mountain in Brunei is Bagong Mountain, with an altitude of 184 1 m. The four major rivers are Brunei River, Dudong River, Malay River and Tambulong River, among which Brunei River and Tambulong River enter Brunei Bay and join the South China Sea.

bandar seri begawan

Bandar seri begawan, the capital of Brunei, is located in Brunei-Mora District, with an area of 100.36 square kilometers and a population of about140,000. /kloc-has been the capital of Brunei since the 0/7th century, formerly known as "Brunei City", and changed its current name from 1970 to 10, becoming the national economic and cultural center. Located in the southwest of Brunei Bay, 4.5km away from the mouth of Brunei River/kloc-0.

Originally dozens of water settlements along the river, it is now a modern city with luxurious palaces, gymnasiums and museums. It is an important agricultural trade center and river port. In northern Borneo, the coastal plain in the southwest corner of Brunei Bay, along the Brunei River, with a population of about 60,000, is the largest floating village in the world, so Seri Begawan has the reputation of "Venice of the East".

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Brunei