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4. Nashville Absolute 36°10 ′ 00 ″ N 86°47 ′ 00 ″ W Relative Nashville is 375 miles north of Lake Michigan. It is 565 miles west of Oklahoma. South of the Gulf of Mexico. East of North Carolina. Absolute 00°18 ′ 49 ″ N 32°34 ′ 52 ″ E Relative Kampala, Uganda is south of Victoria. It is five miles north of Kawempe. Kampala is 100 miles east of Busitema Forest. It is 1,000 miles west of The Gulf of Guinea Kampala

7. Nashville Elevation Highest point is 335.28 meters (1,100 ft) Lowest point is 121.92 meters (400ft) Elevation Highest point is 1190 meters (3,900 ft) Lowest point is 1,155 meters (3,789 ft) Kampala

9. Nashville Goods Goods are mainly moved by trucks and sometimes trains. Ideas 91% of Americans own a cell phone 99% of Americans own a TV 70% of Americans have access to internet Goods Goods are mainly moved by trains. Ideas 30% of people from Uganda own a cell phone Less than 10% of people from Uganda own a TV 22% of people from Uganda have internet access Kampala

11. Nashville People People travel by bus, car, biking, and sometimes a taxi. In some parts of the city there are good places to park and some of the city there is barley anywhere to park. Gas prices are fairly high. Therefore it is kind of expensive to own a car People In Kampala, Uganda the transportation system is not well put together. Many people own a bike because it is expensive to own a car. When people don’t what to bike they use mini buses or a boda boda (a bike-taxi with a seat for someone else to use without doing any work). Kampala

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13. Nashville Precipitation The Average precipitation is 48.11inches (112.2cm). Area The area of Nashville is 526.1 sq miles (1363 sq km) Precipitation The Average precipitation is 48inches (121.92 cm). Area The Area of Kampala is 72.97 sq miles (189 sq km) Kampala

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15. Nashville Settled Nashville settled in 1799. Top Languages English Spanish Indo European Settled Kampala settled in 1860. Top Languages English Luanda Luo Kampala

16. Nashville Facts 1. Nashville almost got named Franklin. 2. Nashville was founded on Christmas Eve. 3. Elvis recorded most of his songs in Nashville Facts 1. In 1946 Kampala got named the city with the most birds. 2. Kampala used to has a dictator 3. Thousands of years ago Kampala used to be the home of hunter gathers Kampala

17. Nashville Population and Population density The population of Nashville is 501,000 and the density is 1,123. Population and Population density The population of Kampala is 1 million and the density is 17,815. Kampala

18. Nashville Climate Winter: It is kind of common for it to snow. In the morning and night the temperature is around 28 degrees. At the afternoon the temperature is around 46 degrees. It is moist outside. Summer: It rains every once in a while in Nashville. The average temperature in the afternoon is 80- 90 degrees. In the morning and night the average temperature is 65- 68 degrees. It is humid in the summer. Climate Winter: In the winter it sometimes rains. The average temperature at night and the morning is around 67 degrees. In the afternoon the average temperature is 84 degrees. It is hot and dry in the winter. Summer: In the summer it rarely rains. The average temperature is 67 degrees in the night and morning. The average temperature in the afternoon is around 84 degrees. In the Summer it is humid and dry. Kampala

19. Nashville Housing Housing: Nashville has houses with tilted roofs so rain can fall without the roof collapsing. Most homes are two stories tall with three to five bedrooms. Many of the homes in Nashville have a backyard Nashville

20. Kampala Housing The homes are usually cement, corrugated iron roofs, and mud walls. Most homes have two to three bed rooms. Each bed room has one large bed. The water and the toilet are outside the home. Kampala

21. The Grand Ole Opry is one of Nashville’s top attractions. This place is known for its musical shows and tours. To enter it cost $5-10 a person

22. The Parthenon is a replica of the original Parthenon in Athens. It was built in 1925 and is free to enter. Inside there is a 42 foot tall statue of Athen Parthenon

23. This is a major attraction mainly for country music lovers. It has Famous country singers and info about them. It cost $15-24 for kids and $22-33 for adults.

24. The Uganda Museum has displays and exhibits. To enter it cost $1 in American currency. This is one of the most popular places in Kampala.

25. The Kampala Snake Park has a five star rating. People say it’s the best park in the area. There is 15 and counting species of snakes. It cost little or no cost.

26. The Uganda Wildlife Education is a beautiful site to visit. It is near Lake Victoria which is on 72 acres. It costs $2 in American Currency