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FUN FACTS : It’s an incredible world!

Fun Facts: It’s an incredible world!
·         Most Languages Spoken: Papua New Guinea
Although English is its official language, only 1-2% of the population actually speaks it. Over 820 languages are spoken in Papua New Guinea or 12% of the world’s total.

·         One Woman’s World: Monowi, Nebraska
Monowi is a town in Nebraska that has a population of 1; the Mayor pays taxes to herself.


·         Colorado’s Town of Dinosaur
In Colorado, USA, there’s a small town called Dinosaur. Some of its streets are named Brontosaurus Blvd, Brontosaurus Bypass, Stegosaurus Freeway and Tyrannosaurus Trail.

·         Most of Its Citizens Living Abroad: Malta
After some rough economic times coupled with an increased birth rate, Malta experienced such significant immigration that there are now more Maltese living abroad than within the country itself.

·         Musical Maniac: Japan
Japan has a network of Melody Roads that use passing cars’ tires to play music as they travel over them.

·         For the love of Pokemon: Niue
In 2001, the island country of Niue issued a set of 5 Pokemon coins (Pikachu, Meowth, Squirtle, Bulbasaur and Charmander) as their currency.

·         Most Published Books: Iceland
In Iceland, more books are published and sold per person every year than anywhere else in the world. Ten percent of Icelanders become a published author in their lifetime!

  Peace at its Best: Iceland
Iceland has no army and is also recognized as the world’s most peaceful country.

·         Graduating King Style: Finland
In Finland, you are given a top hat and a sword when you get a PhD diploma. It is the officially certified civilian sword of the independent republic of Finland.

·         Roads all the way: USA
USA has paved enough roads the circle the Earth over 150 times!


·         Making News: USA and Canada
Almost half of the world’s newspapers are published together in USA and Canada.



                                                                                                                                                           

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