ITALYFred Clark

Italy’s location Italy is located in the

continent of Europe, just below the countries Switzerland and Austria

Italy is in both Northern and Western hemispheres of Europe

Italy is in the southern region of Europe

Italy ecosystem is at its worse with the remaining oil from a cruise ship capsized off the Tuscan coast which has been polluting the water

Italy’s highest and lowest points and population

Italy has a population of 60,626,442

Italy’s highest mountain is Mont Blanc, not counting that part of that mountain is in France, if you do count it then Gran Paradiso is the highest mountain COMPLETELY in Italy

Italy’s lowest point is the Mediterranean Sea, it is 17,280 feet deep in recorded history

Italy’s largest body of water is a lake called Lake Garda, measuring 16.7 kilometers wide and 51.9 kilometers in length

Italy’s largest body of water Italy’s largest body

of water is a lake called Lake Garda, measuring 16.7 kilometers wide and 51.9 kilometers in length

The main trading, ruler, and capitol of Italy

Italy’s capitol is Rome Italy’s trading mostly focuses on the

manufacturing section, like for example engineering products, food, textiles and clothing, motor vehicles, and transport equipment

Italy’s government is the Unitary State, Constitutional republic, and the Parliamentary republic

Italy does not have a ruler unless you count the president of Italy, Giorgio Napolitano

WHAT borders Italy, HOW much an average Italian citizen make, and WHAT species is Italy’s national animal France, Switzerland, Austria, and Slovenia

are the countries that borders Italy Italy’s average income (per person) is

$20,941 Italy’s national animal is the Italian wolf

Italy’s customs Italy’s culture is

focuses on art, music, and iconic foods. Some of things Italy is famous for is like pizza or pasta, or opera since Italy was the birthplace of opera, and art panting's like Michelangelo's statue of Moses

There are many things for Italy’s customs like when two good friends greet each other, they air kiss each others cheeks from the left cheek two the right cheek, but when two strangers greet, they just shake hands

Italy’s has many celebrations, one for example is Carnevale, a celebration 40 days before Easter celebrating the restriction of Lent