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Kurdistan
Education
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Climate: |
Much of the region is
typified by an extreme continental climate hot in the summer, bitterly
cold in the winter. Despite this, much of the region is fertile and has
historically exported grain and livestock. Precipitation varies between
200 and 400 mm a year in the plains, and between 700 and 3, 000 mm a year
on the high plateaux between mountain chains. |
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Language: |
Kurdish is a dialect
continuum spoken by the Kurds in western Asia. Genealogically, it is
part of the Iranian branch of the Indo-Iranian group of the
Indo-European languages. It has between 16 and 35 million speakers
today. |
| Currency: |
This 1995 250 Dinar note picturing Saddam Hussein was
issued after Saddam's defeat in the First Gulf War. Inflation was taking
a serious toll on Iraq, so this new, higher denomination was needed. At
the time it was issued, it was the higherst denomination in circulation.
It had an official exchange rate of over $750, however on the street it
would buy only a few dollars worth of goods. |
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Visas: |
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| Population: | The Kurdish population of the Republic of Azerbaijan is
estimated to be about 13.000, although some sources suggest numbers as
large as 200.000. |
| Capital City: | Arbil is the fourth largest city in Iraq after Baghdad,
Basra and Mosul.The city lies eighty kilometres (fifty miles) east of
Mosul, and is the capital of Iraqi Kurdistan. |
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