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The Average Price of (submitted) Travel Rooms in Colombia is 7 USD
Platypus Hostel in Bogota, Colombia
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $8 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Colombia, Peso (COP): 15000
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Hostel

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 57-1-3413104



Bogota > Platypus Hostel

Address:Calle 16 No. 2 - 43
Bogota, Colombia
Website: Platypus Hostel


Mahatu Hostel in Leticia, Colombia
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $9 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Colombia, Peso (COP): 17000
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Hostel

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 55-92-30872603



Leticia > Mahatu Hostel

Address:CRA 7 No. 9 - 69
Leticia
Amazonas
Colombia
Leticia, Colombia
Website: Mahatu Hostel


Buccaneer Beach Club And Marina in Arboletes, Colombia
Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $5 USD
Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Colombia, Peso (COP): 12000
Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No
Travel Rooms Type: Hostel

For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 574-824-5559



Arboletes > Buccaneer Beach Club And Marina

Address:1 Buccaneer Calle
Arboletes, Colombia
Website: Buccaneer Beach Club And Marina



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Largest Populated Areas in Colombia :

Bogota Population Density - 5698566
San Jose de Cucuta Population Density - 461899
San Jose de Guacimal Population Density - 461899
Fuerte San Felipe Population Density - 982

Translation of the Country Name Colombia in Foreign Languages :

كولومبيا in Arabic
哥伦比亚 in Chinese
Colombia in Dutch
Colombie in French
Kolumbien in German
Κολομβια in Greek
Colombia in Italian
コロンビア in Japanese
콜롬비아 in Korean
Colômbia in Portuguese
Колумбия in Russian
Colombia in Spanish

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The National Capital of Colombia is: Bogotá
Colombia Area in Square Kilometers: 1138910.0
Population Statistics of Colombia are: 45013000
Colombia is located in the continent of South Amer. The South Amer continent code is SA


List of Languages Spoken in Colombia:

Spanish


Colombia

OFFICIAL NAME:
Republic of Colombia

Geography
Area: 1.14 million sq. km. (440,000 sq. mi.); about three times the size of Montana; fourth-largest country in South America.
Cities: Capital--Bogota (pop. 2005 projected: 7.1 million). Other major cities include Medellin, Cali, Barranquilla and Cartagena.
Terrain: Flat coastal areas, with extensive coastlines on the Pacific Ocean and Caribbean Sea, three rugged parallel mountain chains, central highlands and flat eastern grasslands.
Climate: Tropical on coast and eastern plains, cooler in highlands.

People
Nationality: Noun and adjective--Colombian(s).
Population (July 2007): 44.38 million.
Annual population growth: 1.4%.
Religion: Roman Catholic 90%.
Language: Spanish.
Education: Years compulsory--9. Attendance--80% of children enter school. Only 5 years of primary school are offered in many rural areas. Literacy--93% in urban areas, 67% in rural areas.
Health: Infant mortality rate--25/1,000. Life expectancy--total population 72.27 yrs., men 68.44 yrs., women 76.24 yrs.
Ethnic groups: Mestizo (58%), white (20%), Afro-Colombian (18%) mixed black-Amerindian (3%) and Amerindian (1%).

Government
Type: Republic.
Independence: July 20, 1810.
Constitution: July 1991.
Branches: Executive--President (chief of state and head of government). Legislative--Bicameral Congress.
Judicial--Supreme Court, Constitutional Court, Council of State, Superior Judicial Council.
Administrative divisions: 32 departments; Bogota, capital district.
Major political parties: Conservative Party of Colombia, Liberal, National Unity, Radical Change, Alternative Democratic Pole, and numerous small political movements.
Suffrage: Universal, age 18 and over.

Principal Government Officials
President--Alvaro URIBE Velez
Vice President--Francisco SANTOS Calderon
Minister of Foreign Affairs--Fernando ARAUJO Perdomo
Minister of Defense--Juan Manuel SANTOS Calderon
Ambassador to the United States--Carolina BARCO Isakson
Ambassador to the Organization of American States--Camilo OSPINA Bernal
Ambassador to the United Nations--Claudia BLUM de Barberi

Colombia maintains an embassy in the United States at 2118 Leroy Place NW, Washington, DC 20008 (tel. 202-387-8338). Consulates are located in Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Houston, Los Angeles, Miami, New York, San Francisco, San Juan and Washington DC.

Economy
GDP (2006): $125 billion; base year 1994: $105.9 billion.
Annual growth rate (2006): 6.8%.
Per capita GDP (2006): $2,976.
Government expenditures (2006): 22.2% of GDP.
Natural resources: Coal, petroleum, natural gas, iron ore, nickel, gold, silver, copper, platinum, emeralds.
Manufacturing (14.4% of GDP): Types--textiles and garments, chemicals, metal products, cement, cardboard containers, plastic resins and manufactures, beverages, wood products, pharmaceuticals, machinery, electrical equipment.
Agriculture (13.1% of GDP): Products--coffee, bananas, cut flowers, cotton, sugarcane, livestock, rice, corn, tobacco, potatoes, soybeans, sorghum. Cultivated land--8.2% of total area.
Other sectors (by percentage of GDP): Government, personal and other services--18.6%; financial services--17.1%; commerce--11.2%; transportation and communications services--7.9%; construction and public works--5.4; mining and quarrying--4.5%; electricity, gas, and water--2.9%.
Trade: Exports (2006)--$24.3 billion: petroleum, coal, coffee, flowers, textiles and garments, ferronickel, bananas, chemicals, pharmaceuticals, gold, sugar, cardboard containers, printed material, cement, plastic resins and manufactures, emeralds. Major markets--U.S., Venezuela, Germany, Netherlands, Japan. Imports (2006)--$24.5 billion: machinery/equipment, grains, chemicals, transportation equipment, mineral products, consumer products, metals/metal products, plastic/rubber, paper products, aircraft, oil and gas industry equipment, supplies. Major suppliers--U.S., Germany, Japan, Panama, Venezuela.

PEOPLE
Colombia is the third-most populous country in Latin America, after Brazil and Mexico. Thirty cities have a population of 100,000 or more. The nine eastern lowlands departments, constituting about 54% of Colombia's area, have less than 3% of the population and a density of less than one person per square kilometer (two persons per sq. mi.). Ethnic diversity in Colombia is a result of the intermingling of indigenous peoples, Europeans and Africans. Today, only about 1% of the people can be identified as fully indigenous on the basis of language and customs.

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