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Mongolia: Least Densely Populated

Libya: 
Country Covered with the Highest Percentage of Desert : With 99% of the country covered in desert, Libya is one of the most arid places in the world and in some regions decades may go by without a single drop of rain.


Haiti: 

Mongolia
Almost Entirely Treeless – : On the opposite end of the spectrum is Haiti, a country that has been so badly deforested that you can tell where it borders the Dominican Republic by looking at a satellite image.


Mongolia:

Least Densely Populated At 4 people per square mile, Mongolia is the least densely populated country on Earth.  

Suriname:
Highest Percentage of Land Covered in Jungle . With 91% of its land covered in jungle, Suriname’s half-a-million residents live primarily along the coast near the capital. Only 5% of the population (mainly indigenous people) live inland.
 

Greenland is unable to join FIFA because the ground there can’t grow a grass field.
The country of Nauru does not have a capital city.

Sudan has more than 200 pyramids, more than the number of pyramids found in Egypt.


San Marino has the highest amount of automobiles per people in the world.


A 2010 study found that the tiny nation of San Marino, which is located entirety within Italy, had 1,139.06 cars per 1,000 people — the only nation in the study, in fact, that had more cars than citizens.

Nigeria has the highest rate of twin births in the world.

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