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Statistics The population is about 28.81 million people. And it is located in africa and the. Religion angola's population is over wheel mongy shristan. Per capita income is about 6220 pd dollars. And the country length is 48l,400 mi. The main exports are oil, dimond, fish.

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Mountains and lowland plato stuff. And the weather is quite warm there and the timperter in the summer is 100 to 99. The timpertches are is 57 or 40 so that cold. Yes it does rain and snow it has two seasons.

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What kind of vegetation does it have it has 13 vegetation. What kind of animals it has over 900 animals and the endanger animals are insects what kind of insects beetle and flies bird.
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Food fish food and chocolate and there music that they listen to is semba and they have a language is portuguese and how they say hello is
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There was a popular belief that God planted this tree, also known as "Baobab" upside down. The unusual looking imbondeiro tree can be found growing all over the country and on local artwork Angola is the birthplace of the dreadlocks hairstyle Growing Portuguese diaspora - in 2010, the number of visas issued to Portuguese was at 23,787Shortage of men - After 27 years of civil war, there's a shortage of men in the country. So it's not unusual for a man to have several "non-official" wives Luanda, Angola's capital is the world's most expensive city for expats.Angola's economy is one of the world's fastest growing - Between 1994 and 2004, Angola had one of the world's fastest-growing economies. Places Interesting facts about Angola 11 Months Ago FACEBOOK PREV ARTICLE NEXT ARTICLE angola flag Angola is a country in Southern Africa.The official name of the country is the Republic of Angola.It is bordered by Namibia to the south, the Democratic Republic of the Congo to the north, Zambia

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