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The Average Price of (submitted) Travel Rooms in Belarus is 122 USD

Independence Ave 46 in Minsk, Belarus Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $198 USD Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Belarus, Ruble (BYR): 432000 Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No Travel Rooms Type: Private Home Minsk > Independence Ave 46 Address:L 1328 Minsk, Belarus Website: Independence Ave 46

Belarustours in Minsk Oblast, Belarus Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $45 USD Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Belarus, Ruble (BYR): 40 Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No Minsk Oblast > Belarustours Address:Nezavisimosti 134 Minsk Oblast, Belarus Website: Belarustours

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Translation of the Country Name Belarus in Foreign Languages :

بيلاروس in Arabic
白俄罗斯 in Chinese
Wit-Rusland in Dutch
Biélorussie in French
Weißrussland in German
Λευκορωσια in Greek
Bielorussia in Italian
ベラルーシ in Japanese
벨로루시 in Korean
Belarus in Portuguese
Беларусь in Russian
Bielorrusia in Spanish

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The National Capital of Belarus is: Minsk
Belarus Area in Square Kilometers: 207600.0
Population Statistics of Belarus are: 9685000
Belarus is located in the continent of Europe. The Europe continent code is EU


List of Languages Spoken in Belarus:

Belarusian
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Belarus

OFFICIAL NAME:
Republic of Belarus

Geography
Area: 207,600 sq. km. (80,100 sq. mi.); slightly smaller than Kansas.
Cities: Capital--Minsk.
Terrain: Landlocked, low-lying with thick forests, flat marshes and fields.
Climate: Cold winters, cool and moist summers, transitional between continental and maritime.

People
Nationality: Noun--Belarusian(s). Adjective--Belarusian.
Population (end of 2005): 9,750,500 (men 4,555,300; women 5,195,200). Urban 72.4%; rural 27.6%.
Population decline (2005): -49,600.
Ethnic groups: Belarusian (81.2%), Russian (11.4%), Polish (3.9%), Ukrainian (2.4%), Jewish (0.3%), other (0.8%).
Religions (2004 est.): Eastern Orthodox 80%, Catholic 14%, Protestant 2%, other (including Autocephalous Orthodox, Jewish, Muslim, and Krishna) 4%.
Languages: Belarusian and Russian (official).
Education: Literacy--98%.
Health: Infant mortality rate (2005)--6.4/1,000. Life expectancy (2004)--69 years (men 63.2 years, women 75 years).
Work force (4.4 million): Industry--26.7%; agriculture and forestry--10.6%; construction--7.9%; transportation, communications--7.6%; trade, catering--12.2%; education--10.7%; other--24.3%.

Government
Type: Republic.
Constitution: March 30, 1994; revision by unrecognized national referendum of November 24, 1996, gave presidency greatly expanded powers and became effective November 27, 1996.
Independence: 1991 (from Soviet Union).
Branches: Executive--president (head of state), prime minister (head of government), Council of Ministers (cabinet). Legislative--bicameral: the House of Representatives (110 deputies) and the Council of the Republic (64 deputies). Judicial--Supreme Court; Constitutional Court.
Administrative subdivisions: Six oblasts (regions) and one municipality.
Political parties: Belarus has 17 registered political parties, including: Agrarian Party (AP); Belarusian Communist Party (KPB); Green Party; Belarusian Social and Sports Party; Belarusian Patriotic Movement (BPR); Belarusian Popular Front (BNF); Belarusian Social-Democrat Party (BSDP); Social-Democratic Hramada Party; Belarusian Socialist Party; United Civic Party (UCP); Liberal Democratic Party of Belarus (LDBP); Party of Communists Belarusian (PKB); Party of Popular Accord; Republican Party of Labor and Justice (RPPS); Social Democratic Party of Popular Accord (PPA); Women's Party Nadezhda. Several of these parties exist in name only. Other, unregistered parties are also active, such as: Belarusian Party of Labor, Christian Conservative Party, and Party of Freedom and Progress.
Suffrage: Universal at age 18.

Economy
GDP (2006 est.): $36.99 billion (2006 IMF estimate).
GDP growth rate (2007 est.): 5.5%.
Per capita GDP (2006): $3,700.
Natural resources: Forest land, peat deposits, potash, small amounts of oil and natural gas.
Agriculture: Products--grain, potatoes, vegetables, flax, beef, milk.
Industry: Types--machinery and transport equipment, chemical products, fabrics, and consumer goods.
Trade (2005): Exports--$16.0 billion (refined petroleum, machinery and transport equipment, chemicals, foodstuffs, metals, and textiles). Major markets--Russia, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Great Britain, Ukraine, and Lithuania. Imports--$16.7 billion (mineral products, machinery and equipment, metals, crude oil and natural gas, chemicals, foodstuffs). Major suppliers--Russia, Germany, Ukraine, Poland, Italy, Lithuania.
Exchange rate (April 2007): 2,145 BYR (Belarusian rubles)=U.S. $1.

HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS
While archeological evidence points to settlement in today's Belarus at least 10,000 years ago, recorded history begins with settlement by Baltic and Slavic tribes in the early centuries A.D. With distinctive features by the ninth century, the emerging Belarusian state was then absorbed by Kievan Rus' in the 9th century. Belarus was later an integral part of what was called Litva, which included today's Belarus as well as today's Lithuania. Belarus was the birthplace of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Belarusian was the state language of the Grand Duchy until 1697, in part owing to the strong flowering of Belarusian culture during the Renaissance through the works of leading Belarusian humanists such as Frantzisk Skaryna. Belarus was the site of the Union of Brest in 1597, which created the Greek Catholic Church, for long the majority church in Belarus until suppressed by the Russian empire, and the birthplace of Thaddeus Kosciuszko, who played a key role in the American Revolution. Occupied by the Russian empire from the end of the 18th century until 1918, Belarus declared its short-lived National Republic on March 25, 1918, only to be forcibly absorbed by the Bolsheviks into what became the Soviet Union (U.S.S.R.). Suffering devastating population losses under Soviet leader Josif Stalin and the German Nazi occupation, including mass executions of the Jewish population, Belarus was retaken by the Soviets in 1944. It declared its sovereignty on July 27, 1990, and independence from the Soviet Union on August 25, 1991. It has been run by the authoritarian Alexander Lukashenko since 1994.
 

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