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Indonesia
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<Indonesia Fast Facts>

¡Ú Capital: Jakarta
¡Ú Area: 15th in the world
¡Ú Population: 237,424,363 (2011)
¡Ú Language: Indonesian



Indonesia is a country in Southeast Asia. It has the world¡¯s fourth largest population. The population is expected to reach 315 million by 2035. About 86 percent of the population is Muslim and 9 percent are Christians. As it is close to the equator, Indonesia has a tropical climate. Its capital is Jakarta.

Indonesia is made up of 17,508 islands. About 6,000 of these islands are inhabited by people. The biggest island in Indonesia is Sumatra. Of the 10 largest islands in the world, three are located in Indonesia. Earthquakes and volcanic eruptions occur very often in Indonesia. The country has over 400 active volcanoes and there are over three earthquakes per day.
Indonesia is home to many different plant and animal species. It is also home to some of the rarest creatures in the world, including miniature deer, fish that climb trees to catch insects, and spiders that catch and eat small birds in giant webs. You can also find the largest lizard in the world, the Komodo dragons, in Indonesia.

Badminton and soccer are the two most popular sports in Indonesia. Chili, coconut milk, fish, and chicken are major ingredients in Indonesian cooking. There are 316 ethnic groups in Indonesia. The official language is Indonesian, but 670 dialects are also used in the country.

No. ¹®Á¦ ³¯Â¥
1 What is the population expected to reach by 2035? 2012-02-17
2 What is the capital of Indonesia? 2012-02-17
3 What is the name of the biggest island in Indonesia? 2012-02-17
4 How many earthquakes are there per day in Indonesia? 2012-02-17
5 What are the two most popular sports in Indonesia? 2012-02-17

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