From Nick Gamble, David Dubois, Dirk
Kaufman, and Joe Kline, We present-
Vatican City
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The 5 themes of geography
Location
Vatican City is the smallest country in the world, (Even
though it’s called a city). Vatican City is located on the
southern part of Italy, and is near France. Vatican City’s
absolute location is 41 degrees north and 12 degrees east,
and it’s relative location is on southern Italy, below France.
Vatican City is it’s own country, it’s located on Europe, and it
is on the North Eastern Hemisphere.
Vatican city has many attractions, such as
St. Peters Basilica, Vatican Palace, Vatican
Museum, Sistine Chapel, and dozens of
Administrative buildings and historical
monuments. The climate there is very similar
to here. Vatican city is also the home of the
Pope.
Human/Environment Interactions
There are no exports in Vatican city.
Vatican city is the smallest country in the world
causing it to have the fewest people in a country with
a population of 826. Because Vatican city is at the
coast, They deal with occasional floods, which can be
a problem during large storms.
Vatican City’s importing is printing,
mosaic, and staff uniform based. They do not
export.
There are two ways to reach Vatican City, it
is easily accessible by the roman trains or by
helicopter. The communicate by a modern
phone system, good mailing. The research on
fashion and “fads” was inconclusive.
Regions
Vatican City is a standalone country
belonging to Europe. A party of Vatican
City is the Holy See. Because of this they
have two main languages, Latin and Italian.
They celebrate new years Day and visit a
certain church in a celebration. The main
religion they support is Catholic.