Russia
The population of Russia is 142,905,208 and the area is 17,098,242 Km squared. The capital of Russia is Moscow. The floral emblem of Russia is the Lotus and the Animal emblem is the Russian Bear. The highest mountain in Russia is Mount Elbrus and the lowest river in Russia is on the coast of the Caspian Sea.
There are many Exports in Russia such as
Oil: US$288.4 billion (58.6% of total exports)
Iron and steel: $20.2 billion (4.1%)
Gems, precious metals, coins: $11.6 billion (2.4%)
Machines, engines, pumps: $9 billion (1.8%)
Fertilizers: $8.9 billion (1.8%)
Wood: $7.6 billion (1.6%)
Aluminum: $6.3 billion (1.3%)
Copper: $4.9 billion (1%)
And the total amount of money through exporting is US$492.1 billion.
The climate in Russia is cold and bitterly in winter were the temperature can get down to 46 degrees Celsius. The main language is Russian. For the government there is one president for each state and a Russian Prime Minister which is Dmitry Medvedev.
There are many Exports in Russia such as
Oil: US$288.4 billion (58.6% of total exports)
Iron and steel: $20.2 billion (4.1%)
Gems, precious metals, coins: $11.6 billion (2.4%)
Machines, engines, pumps: $9 billion (1.8%)
Fertilizers: $8.9 billion (1.8%)
Wood: $7.6 billion (1.6%)
Aluminum: $6.3 billion (1.3%)
Copper: $4.9 billion (1%)
And the total amount of money through exporting is US$492.1 billion.
The climate in Russia is cold and bitterly in winter were the temperature can get down to 46 degrees Celsius. The main language is Russian. For the government there is one president for each state and a Russian Prime Minister which is Dmitry Medvedev.
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