Free Liechtenstein Geography Worksheet for Kids
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Liechtenstein Facts for Kids
About Liechtenstein: Liechtenstein is a tiny alpine country tucked between Switzerland and Austria. It's ruled by a prince who still lives in a castle overlooking the capital. Liechtenstein is one of only two countries on Earth that are landlocked by other landlocked countries — meaning you'd have to cross at least two borders to reach the sea in any direction. Doubly Landlocked — Liechtenstein is one of only two countries in the world surrounded entirely by other landlocked countries — the other is Uzbekistan.
Capital & Landmark: Vaduz · Population: ~40,000 people · Government: Constitutional Monarchy Ruled by a Prince, alongside an elected Parliament. · Nationhood: Independent since 1806 · Land Area: 160 km² (62 mi²) Nestled entirely within the Alps. · Geographic Feature: The Alps · Language: German · Currency: Swiss Franc · National Dish: Käsknöpfle
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- It's designed for kids ages 8–12, at home or in the classroom.
- What's a fun fact about Liechtenstein for kids?
- Doubly Landlocked — Liechtenstein is one of only two countries in the world surrounded entirely by other landlocked countries — the other is Uzbekistan.