2. Chrissy dePeneloza, Sam Lombardo, and Sean Hartke

3. Map & Flag http://www.cgdev.org/userfiles/Colo mbian%20flag.png http://www.appliedlanguag e.com/maps_of_the_world/ map_of_colombia.gif This is a picture of their flag (bottom) This is a picture of a Colombian map. (right)

4. Continent and Hemispheres Continent: South America. Hemispheres: Both Northern, Southern, and Western hemispheres. http://www.mrdowling. com/712map.gif

5. Capital Capital: Bogotá Relative Location: North of Peru, South of the Caribbean Sea, West of Venezuela, East of the North Pacific Ocean. Population Ranking: 28 (July, 2009) http://blog.lib.umn.edu/mar qu154/architecture/bogotap anoram1.jpg

6. Location and Time Absolute Location of Bogotá: 4°N 74° W St. Louis, MO: 12:00 PM Bogotá, Colombia: 1:00 PM

7. Places of Interest El Museo de Oro (the Gold Museum): The story of Colombia’s history through gold artifacts of the country's indigenous people. http://ww w.etravel photos.c om/phot os/2003l a/2003la -080- 21s- w.jpg La Candelaria: The city’s colorful “old town” includes cobblestone streets, steep hills, restored homes, small shops, colonial churches, hotels, restaurants, universities, and a number of attractions including the Plaza de Bolivar, the Bogotá Cathedral, the government buildings, and presidential home. http://pagesperso-orange.fr/amnesty- alpes/campagne/colombie/images/candelaria1.j pg

8. Citations "Political Map of Central America and the Caribbean." One World- Nations Online. 01 Jan 2010. Web. 2 Feb 2010.. "Country Comparison: Population." CIA World Factbook. 01 Jul 2009. Web. 2 Feb 2010.. "Colombia Latitude and Longitude." Maps of the World. Web. 2 Feb 2010.. "Time Zone Converter." The World Clock. Web. 2 Feb 2010.. "Places of Interest and Things to do in and around Bogotá, Colombia." Friends of FANA. Web. 2 Feb 2010..