1. By: Laney Deal Guinea

3. Guinea Capital *Conakry*

4. Guinea five biggest cities Camayenne Conakry Nzérékoré Kindia Kankan

5. Guinea Guinea Forestière Mount Loura Mount Richard-Molard

6. Guinea Rivers Gambia River Geba River

7. Guinea Historical Sites Guinée Forestière Presidential Palace Conakry National Museum

8. Guinea Outdoor Activities Biking Rafting Climbing

9. Guinea Flag red-signifies the struggle for liberation and work. Green- indicates unity and depicts the lush green foliage of Guinea. Yellow-depicts justice and resources of Guinea.

10. Guinea Location Guinea is in Western Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean, and is bordering Guinea-Bissau, Sierra Leone, Liberia, Mali, Cote d'Ivoire, and Senegal.

11. Guinea Climate November-March is when day temperatures are mild and nights are a few degrees cooler. Guinea's records an average temperature of between 74 degrees and 84 degrees annually.

12. Guinea Transportation Railways Highways Waterways Ports and Harbors Airports

13. Guinea Arts and Culture Kissidougou Ethnology Museum Guinea National Museum

14. Guinea Language French is the official language of Guinea Maninka Pular

15. Guinea MuMu Cuisine Ingredients Taro, bananas, kaukau(sweet potatoes),yams,etc Protein,any kind of raw meat-pork, beef,lamb,chichen,etc. Spices, like ginger,garlic,and onion Salt Curry powder Dry coconuts (at least 5 or 6)

16. Guinea Additional Information Guinea is known as the water tank of West Africa. It is the source of the Niger river. It is a very poor country. Guinea did not come into existence until 1958.

17. Guinea Natural Hazards hot, dry, dusty harmattan haze may reduce visibility during dry season. Earthquakes

18. Guinea Life Expectancy 58 years for men 62 years for women

19. Guinea Major Religion About 85% of all Guineans are Muslims; about 10% follow various Christian faiths; and most of the remaining 5% practice traditional African religions.

20. Guinea Largest Ethnic Group There are two dozen ethnic groups in Guinea. three predominate: the Fulani, Malinké, and Soussou

21. Guinea imports Mineral fuels, oils, distillation products, etc. Boilers, machinery, nuclear reactors, etc. Electrical and electronic equipment

22. Guinea exports Ores, slag, and ash Pearls, precious stones, metals, coins, etc. Inorganic chemicals, precious metal compound, and isotopes