This document provides information about Russia across several topics: - Geography including land area, climate, major cities like Moscow and St. Petersburg. - Population demographics such as ethnic groups and languages. - Economy with details on imports, exports, unemployment, and agriculture. - History including the Chernobyl disaster and weapons used in wars. - Culture like holidays, religion, and popular sports. - Infrastructure covering transportation methods like roads, airports, and railways.

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Geography
 The total area of Russia is 6,592,772 sq. miles.
 It’s the largest country in the world.
 It contains every type of climate except distinctly
tropical.
 European portion is a low plain, grassy in the south,
wooded in the north, marshes in the west, desert in
the south west.

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Geo 2
 The capital of Russia is Moscow city.
 The main urban cites are Saint Petersburg,
Novosibirsk, Yekaterinburg, and Nizhniy Novgorod.
 An interesting city is Chernobyl but it is now part
Ukraine.

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Geo 3
 lowest point: Caspian Sea -28 m
 highest point: Gora El'brus 5,633 m
 Land use:
 arable land: 7.17%
 permanent crops: 0.11%
 other: 92.72%

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Chernobyl
 It was the site of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant.
 It is now part of Ukraine.
 Only a part of it is inhabitable because of radiation.
 It is one of the most heavily irradiated sites in the
world.

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People
•The population of Russia is approximately 140,041,247
•Ethnic groups- Russian 80% Tatar 4%
•The language is mainly Russian with other minority languages.
0-14 years: 14.8% (male 10,644,833/female 10,095,011)
15-64 years: 71.5% (male 48,004,040/female 52,142,313)
65 years and over: 13.7% (male 5,880,877/female 13,274,173)

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People 2
 age 15 and over can read and write
 total population:99.4%
 male: 99.7%
 female: 99.2%

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Religion
 The main religions are Russian orthodox and Muslims.
 Orthodox Christianity is Russia's most followed
religion.
 There are an estimated 23 million people that are
Muslims in Russia.

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Economy: Russia’s public debt

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Economy 2
 Main Imports: vehicles, machinery and equipment,
plastics, medicines, iron and steel, consumer goods,
meat, fruits and nuts, semi finished metal products.
 Main Exports: petroleum and petroleum products,
natural gas, wood and wood products, metals,
chemicals, and a wide variety of civilian and military
manufactures
 There are approximately 75.81 million workers in
Russia.

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Economy 3
 8.9% of Russia is unemployed.
 Budget: revenues: $205.3 billion. Expenditures: $306.6
billion
 Agriculture products are: grain, sugar beets, sunflower
seed, vegetables, fruits; beef, milk.

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The Russian Alphabet
language
 Most people speak Russian but there are several
minority languages.
 Most sounds are spoken with many tongue movements
 There are 33 letters in the Russian alphabet.

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Holidays
• The national holiday is Russia Day, June 12
• Unity Day was first celebrated on November 4, 2005,
remembers the popular uprising led by Kuzma Minin
and Dmitry Pozharsky which got rid of the Polish
invaders from Moscow in November of 1612
• Every 9 May, Russia celebrates the victory over Nazi
Germany, while remembering those who died in order
to achieve it.

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Russia's natural disaster
 In the city of Chernobyl there was a
nuclear power plant.
 On April 26, 1986 reactor 4 exploded
into a burst of nuclear fallout
devastating Chernobyl and all of its
surrounding area.
 The plume drifted over large parts of
the western Soviet Union, Eastern
Europe, Western Europe, and Northern
Europe. Large areas in Ukraine,
Belarus, and Russia had to be
evacuated.

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Disaster 2
 As many as 4,000 cancer deaths over the lifetime of
those exposed.
 56 Deaths as a result of the explosion.
 One of the most widely recognized and known
disasters in the world.

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Russian Weapons of War
•The Mosin Nagant was one of the primary weapons
used by the Russian military.
•The sniper rifle variant was replaced by the svd.
•It was used in world war 1 and 2 and other smaller wars
with Finland

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Russian Weapons of War 2
 The Dragunov sniper rifle was and still is the
primary sniper rifle for the Russian army.
 It was inducted by winning a contest between two
other sniper rifles because it was more accurate, had
better range, and was just easier to handle and control.
 Here is a pic of the svd model.

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Russian Weapons of war 3
 The ppsh-41 is a Soviet made submachine gun which
was used in the Finland wars and ww2.
 Had low recoil.
 Was mass produced in several countries.

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Russian Sports
 The three main Russian sports are…..
 Rugby- Its like football but with less pads.
 Ice-Hockey- Played on ice with a puck that has to go
into the goal using sticks.
 Tennis- using a racket you have to hit the ball over the
net into your opponents court and it has to bounce two
times to get a point.

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Transportation
 As of 2006 Russia had 933,000 km of roads, of which
755,000 were paved.
 There are 630 paved airports and 1800 unpaved
airports.
 They are no railways to U.S. bit the idea is proposed.

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Russian Car
•The Riva Lada is a mid sized family car.
•The Lada brand is most successful
family car.
• They make a lot of different cars.