Junior one geography questions

There are more than 190 independent sovereign countries in the world, of which 34 countries have an area less than 1 10,000 square kilometers, which we call pocket countries. Pocket country is small and interesting. This book gives a popular and vivid introduction to the natural geographical environment, economic life, historical origins, local customs and customs of these 34 countries, and is accompanied by national schematic diagrams. It is interesting and informative, especially suitable for middle school students, tourists and world knowledge lovers to read.

Directory:

Overview of pocket countries

Pocket country list

Pocket country map

Asia

Getting rich by oil-Brunei

City country-Singapore

The "Garland" in the Indian Ocean-Maldives

Bahrain, the "oasis" of the Persian Gulf.

The hometown of Vienna-Cyprus

Europe

"Seaside Park"-Monaco

"Big Steel Country"-Luxembourg

"Shining Stone"-Liechtenstein

Pyrenees-Andorra

The "Heart" of the Mediterranean-Ma Others

A country within a country-San Marino

Vatican, a country within a city.

Africa

Cape Verde, a transit point on the Atlantic route.

Sao Tome and Principe, a green island in the Gulf of Guinea.

"The Country of Spices"-Comoros

The "Garden of Eden" that biologists yearn for —— Seychelles

A New Country Created by Many Nationalities-Mauritius

Oceania

"The Country of Sunrise"-Tonga

"The Country of Sunset"-Samoa

The land of the ends of the earth-Cook Islands

Palau, a newly independent pocket country

Micronesia consists of more than 600 islands and coral reefs.

A country spanning four hemispheres-Kiribati

The English domain name is ". Television "-Toulouse.

Marshall, a miniature island country full of gunpowder.

Nauru, the smallest island country in the world.

United States of America

Saint Kitts and Nevis, the "sugar pot" of the Caribbean.

From Sugar Island to Tourist Country-Antigua and Barbuda

Gardens of the Caribbean-Dominica

"Banana Country"-Saint Lucia

The country of active volcanoes-Saint Vincent and the Grenadines

Grenada, a fairy tale island rich in nutmeg.

Barbados, a "big tourist country" constructed by three "S"

Trinidad and Tobago, an oil producer in the Caribbean.