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Originally posted by bigfish at 2005-02-01 14:06:
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- V' K/ P, J1 k# \, D; d中國竟然細個美國??!!% {2 B/ K+ v3 h! Z. @
according to "Atlas" by Ling Kee, China is 9,596,961, USA is 9,372,614
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" G: I" d& V# P[ Last edited by bigfish on 2005-7-8 at 03:09 AM ]
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no need to argue, here is your answer
6 `& b7 f+ h3 J2003
! n, h6 H2 ~7 ?5 k& ^#1 Russia:- w2 k; u& H1 p
total: 17,075,200 sq km
# q# Z6 I" t5 U' ]/ Wwater: 79,400 sq km
, ~* Q R9 B6 ]" t6 Qland: 16,995,800 sq km
V2 Q; g2 S; Y [& `Area - comparative:
; h: E/ T4 P- Z' }3 iapproximately 1.8 times the size of the US 4 q z$ U1 r Z
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Population:
6 s" u" H/ g# B6 u144,526,278 (July 2003 est.) 1 a( e' {4 V2 a% t& A
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+ K, K/ j! g. u) T) H#2 Canada:
0 t. ?1 N; I$ {3 j7 v2 itotal: 9,984,670 sq km
" C) I: n# q* `( X2 X8 Yland: 9,093,507 sq km
6 G$ H! P& O& O# H. ywater: 891,163 sq km 2 S% r, c) j* [& {2 M( M
Area - comparative:
* a- @& T9 P8 o9 G/ y! _5 G4 asomewhat larger than the US 9 i% p4 _$ e9 D) J. g2 H/ [! k
9 R5 p$ w, P S7 QPopulation: # E6 c! I2 V$ _! j; Q/ {9 ?: n
32,207,113 (July 2003 est.)
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3 i9 U2 F* e3 d/ C' k#3 USA:
! x7 v1 [# ^$ q* Btotal: 9,629,091 sq km
" c3 w! v( ]- M& a6 Sland: 9,158,960 sq km
8 K, Y" f8 i$ V4 f, M- W! pwater: 470,131 sq km / I2 }0 g) U+ n6 k3 s
note: includes only the 50 states and District of Columbia
( H8 J; I& ^& N1 w" _Area - comparative:
/ m' E- _+ I$ | Q" n/ w. @about half the size of Russia; about three-tenths the size of Africa; about
4 w, F% U1 }7 z8 y, Khalf the size of South America (or slightly larger than Brazil); slightly
/ c" |. E& ^: v5 N6 S ]0 Tlarger than China; about two and a half times the size of Western Europe % C* G9 C7 D- V( U6 G
. H% n% z8 H/ @$ ePopulation:
2 z9 L6 u3 u9 I/ |# [& c# O: R290,342,554 (July 2003 est.)
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total: 9,596,960 sq km
- c6 B+ K9 j; x5 lland: 9,326,410 sq km $ M- H! |% Z+ ` f% X# P- x
water: 270,550 sq km
" L7 ?9 ]5 a1 ^* iArea - comparative:
3 n K/ g L8 R( Y1 |$ k3 dslightly smaller than the US ) \# P1 {: }9 R( Q- I
) \$ _& ?6 |# U: X hPopulation:
; Y& a+ z) _4 e3 A1,286,975,468 (July 2003 est.). c' {+ z! N# e: j& S1 N' c$ \
! s5 u% R/ T7 d9 `5 IThe info above is copied from: 6 V1 y* t# H' V. T+ l1 |
http://www.cia.gov/cia/publications/factbook/geos/rs.html ! |5 j- p! ?$ v1 z" ]# B8 |8 Q5 H
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, ~1 C( [9 N% M* W9 s# ^or 2004
4 U# Z5 M3 a4 T, FThis should settle it once and for all; ^, f9 y9 ~$ ?, B+ A
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ALL INFO SOURCED FROM THE CIA WORLD FACTBOOK OF THE US GOVERNMENT4 B1 b: L8 X, i) u. \6 R
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LARGEST COUNTRIES BY LAND AREA ONLY (NO WATER!)2 w5 u7 h! x% J$ h O6 F$ E, ]& t9 U# K% |
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1) RUSSIAN FEDERATION
2 T. ^. _+ F9 y' x) B16,995,800 sq km
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( x2 g H) Z1 i" m; Z/ K6 V2) PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA6 ]) V/ D9 R2 A+ {
9,326,410 sq km
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3) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
# d/ c+ p* T$ R* x* _3 j9,161,923 sq km. t- X2 p$ d% R/ d% ^( [* x, p
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4) CANADA
- t4 a* |! }' N# S/ Cland: 9,093,507 sq km* H" T( j3 [1 U" ?" i9 t
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+ ?, R! T7 K7 E7 @' T' t1 hLargest Countries by TOTAL AREA (WATER+LAND)! q1 x- T# h% k, y0 [* g
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1) RUSSIAN FEDERATION% o) o' m3 ^- v5 {
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total: 17,075,200 sq km
/ B& {; s5 h3 l `5 I- eland: 16,995,800 sq km" N# L! t- }8 _, d6 |3 R" {
water: 79,400 sq km
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2) CANADA* O7 R9 d0 N% p, u# T. [* G
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total: 9,984,670 sq km$ }, m9 k; J7 |1 u( l" ?3 \
land: 9,093,507 sq km0 u. l6 I; p: Z4 U( P
water: 891,163 sq km" d, ?8 _: w% m( Y1 N: n& U
a' q$ m/ @, m3) UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" P1 t4 t7 y& i) v# ]
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total: 9,631,418 sq km' _" Z& V: v8 v; Q
land: 9,161,923 sq km) D! a9 R0 n, N$ D/ \0 m- E. M2 b( Y/ T
water: 469,495 sq km% |' u6 I" t$ i. C
note: includes only the 50 states and District of Columbia
9 k* z, o: }3 ^& B' W* ~(THIS INCLUDES ALASKA AND HAWAII)( g8 O* b1 Q& J: W1 q* z1 @( N& R
2 ]. {! V/ [( d4 l$ o# n9 N4) PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA7 Q8 y" z* w' o, `+ Q9 r- N( N
4 P+ i$ a) N. H, R6 m* p5 atotal: 9,596,960 sq km0 P7 c: K# ]% S+ M6 E2 U0 q* A
land: 9,326,410 sq km
& @) P( x) h1 L9 O& @& y1 Xwater: 270,550 sq km
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LARGEST COUNTRIES BY POPULATION:
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1)CHINA 1,298,847,624 (July 2004 est.)' m( Q$ i1 f8 J. t
2)INDIA 1,065,070,607 (July 2004 est.)7 w9 H, P8 D- n$ a g( X7 l9 }
3)USA 293,027,571 (July 2004 est.)
" y. E; e/ ?$ g! Q4 ~ S. D7 ~4)INDONESIA 238,452,952 (July 2004 est.)
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MISC:3 X. D) S' l; r5 [4 N* R
RUSSIA 143,782,338 (July 2004 est.)
, I" R) G% I4 c% QCANADA 32,507,874 (July 2004 est.)
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2005 is not calculated yet, and countries do get smaller now, because the amount of water is increasing, shrinking the land...8 l$ n/ c+ g k( l! r; u' \5 C
sorry if I spell anything wrong... z2 D4 A$ }. ~# w
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, P8 I. ~' v u+ Z& NSo you can see the idea that Canada is bigger than China and the US is based solely on the fact that it claims sovereignty over more WATER than land! The USA Is only bigger than China if you include Territorial Seas. (having more coastline means more territorial seas can be claimed)" M" R- i0 Y* [% ]$ }& V1 P! u5 ]
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& Q% w2 G6 F. i1 {* ]4 z2005 is not calculated yet... sorry$ z& X5 _ x# V
and excuse my english.
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' A6 X. g0 }' R# D" J8 A! Cadding to the point, china is getting smaller and smaller each year, because of the
. Z; C: H Q1 e( R$ H" Q3 XYangtze River .... anyone have any thoughts about it???3 u+ Y! ^0 n( m# A
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