Italy

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Italy

• By McKenzie Muckerman
• Blk.1

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Location

• Italy is located at 42 to 50N latitude and 12
  to 50E longitude.
• The capital of Italy is Rome which is located at
  41 to 54N latitude and 12 to 27E longitude.
• The area of Italy is 116,305sq.mi.

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Physical Features

• The highest point in Italy is Mont Blanc which
  measures 15,772ft. tall.
• The lowest point in Italy is sea level.
• The Chief rivers consist of the Po, Adige, Tiber,
  and Arno rivers.

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Human Characteristics

• The woman in modern day Italy live up to be 43
  years of age and the men live to be about 40
  years old.
• Italy consists of 58,057,477 people.
• The people in Italy speak Italian and some speak
  German.
• The major religion in Italy is Roman Catholicism.
• A famous person from Italy is a great artist name
  Leonardo Da Vinci.

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Human/Environment Interaction

• Some of the environmental issues in Italy are air
  pollution from industrial emissions such as
  sulfur dioxide.
• Another environmental issue is coastal and inland
  rivers being polluted from industrial and
  agricultural effluents including acid rain
  damaging lakes and inadequate industrial waste
  treatment and disposal facilities.

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Movement

• Some exported good coming from Italy are coal,
  mercury, zinc, potash, marble, pumice, pyrite,
  crude oil reserves, and fish.

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Regions

• Some of the regions that make up Italy are
• Coastal region
• Forested region
• Farming region
• And mountainous region.

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You Have Got to See This Place!

• St. Peters Cathedral is located in the Vatican
  City in Rome, Italy.
• Pope John Paul lives there.

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Bibliography

• Bowerman, Brad. "World Factbook." 13 January
  2005. 26 Jan. 2005 ltwww.odci.gov/cia/publications/
  factbook/geos/it.htmlgt.
• Delzell, Charles F. Italy. Grolier. 27 Jan. 2005
  lthttp//lp.grolier.com/cgi-bin/lp_bp?assetidb4058
  200-hassettypetgt.
• Google. 27 Jan. 2005 lthttp//www.google.com/imghp
  ?hlentabwiqgt.

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