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Basic information
Countries: 244
Member states: 192
Earth :510.065 km²
Earth H20: 361.126
Earth(land): 148.939
People: 6600 million
Territories (in km²)
World148.939
1.Russia  17.098
2.Canada   9.970
3.USA   9.629
4.China   9.598
5.Brazil   8.514
6.Australia   7.741
7.India   3.166
8.Argentina   2.780
9.Kazakhstan   2.724
10.Sudan   2.505
Account balance (mill US$)
1.China 179,1
2.Japan 174,4
3.Germany 134,8
4.Russia 105,3
5.Saudi Arabia 103,8
6.Norway 63,33
7.Switzerland 50,44
8.Netherlands 50,17
9.Kuwait 40,75
10.Singapore35,58
Exports (mill US$)
1.Germany 1.133
2.USA 1.024
3.China   974
4.Hong Kong   611
5.Japan   590
6.France   490
7.UK   468
8.Italy   450
9.Netherlands   413
10.Canada   405
GDP(nominal)(mill US$)
1.USA  13.244
2.Japan     4.367
3.Germany     2.897
4.China     2.630
5.UK     2.373
6.France     2.231
7.Italy     1.852
8.Canada     1.269
9.Spain     1.225
10.Brazil     1.067
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