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Last updated on April 18th, 2022 Mongolia is a country in East Asia. The country is also famous for Genghis Khan, a one of a kind ruler that changed the course of history for the country. With these 66facts about Mongolia, let’s learn more about its history, culture & tradition, economy, geography, people and lots more… Geographical facts about Mongolia 1. Mongolia is unitary sovereign state in East Asia. 2.Bogd Khan Ull National Park (1783), the oldest national park in the world, is in Mongolia. It predates the Yellowstone by approximately 100 years. 3. Present day Mongolia was referred to as “Outer Mongolia.” Inner Mongolia is an autonomous region in The People’s Republic of China, located in the north of the country. Inner Mongolia contains over 12% of China’s land area and is the third largest subdivision ofChina. 4.Mongolia lies between China to the South and Russia to the North. It is actually bordered on the three sides (South, East, and West) by China.Kazakhstan is also near to Mongolia at only a distance of 36.76 km. Map of Mongolia 5.With a population of around 3 million people, Mongolia, by area is the 18 th largest country in the world. 6.Behind Kazakhstan, Mongolia is the world’s second-largest landlocked country, followed by 7.With an average temperature of minus 1.3 degree Celsius, Mongolia’s capital Ulaanbaatar (“Red Hero”) is the world’s chilliest capital city. The second coldest capital city in the world is Astana in Kazakhstan with an average annual temp...

• • Largest Countries in the World (ranked by area) Largest Countries in the World (by area) The largest country in the world is Russia with a total area of 17,098,242 Km² (6,601,665 mi²) and a land area of 16,376,870 Km² (6,323,142 mi²), equivalent to 11% of the total world's landmass of 148,940,000 Km² (57,510,000 square miles). See also: • Most Populous Countries List of countries (and dependencies) ranked by area Total Area = land area + water bodies (lakes, reservoirs, and rivers) Km² = square kilometers | mi² = square miles # Country Tot. Area (Km²) Tot. Area (mi²) Land Area (Km²) Land Area (mi²) % of world landmass 1 Russia 17,098,242 6,601,665 16,376,870 6,323,142 11.0 % 2 Canada 9,984,670 3,855,101 9,093,510 3,511,022 6.1 % 3 China 9,706,961 3,747,877 9,388,211 3,624,807 6.3 % 4 United States 9,372,610 3,618,783 9,147,420 3,531,837 6.1 % 5 Brazil 8,515,767 3,287,955 8,358,140 3,227,095 5.6 % 6 Australia 7,692,024 2,969,906 7,682,300 2,966,151 5.2 % 7 India 3,287,590 1,269,345 2,973,190 1,147,955 2.0 % 8 Argentina 2,780,400 1,073,518 2,736,690 1,056,641 1.8 % 9 Kazakhstan 2,724,900 1,052,089 2,699,700 1,042,360 1.8 % 10 Algeria 2,381,741 919,595 2,381,740 919,595 1.6 % 11 DR Congo 2,344,858 905,354 2,267,050 875,313 1.5 % 12 Greenland 2,166,086 836,330 410,450 158,476 0.3 % 13 Saudi Arabia 2,149,690 830,000 2,149,690 830,000 1.4 % 14 Mexico 1,964,375 758,449 1,943,950 750,563 1.3 % 15 Indonesia 1,904,569 735,358 1,811,570 699,451 1.2 % 16 Sudan 1,886,068 728,215 1,...

As global temperatures continue to increase and human activities continue to expand, many countries and regions are witnessing the consequences of global climate change. Mongolia, a nomadic and picturesque landlocked country, has battled with ongoing desertification, recurring droughts, and increasingly frequent sandstorms in recent decades. Here we review the abrupt changes in the climate regime of Mongolia over the recent few decades, by focusing on atmospheric events, land degradation and desertification issues, and the resulted sandstorms. We found that between mid-March to mid-April 2021, the country encountered violent gusts of wind, the Mongolia cyclone, and the largest sandstorms in a decade, causing extensive damages nationwide and trans-regional impact in East Asia including northern China, Japan, and most parts of South Korea. A multitude of factors have contributed to this current ecological crisis. Since 1992, the country has transformed to a market economy with high economic growth driven by mineral and agricultural exports. Overgrazing along with intensified human activities such as coal mining has contributed to the widespread land degradation in Mongolia, while climate change has become a major driving factor for recurring droughts. Annual mean air temperature in Mongolia increased by 2.24 °C between 1940 and 2015, while annual precipitation decreased by 7%, resulting in a higher aridity across the country. A positive feedback loop between soil moisture de...

Biggest Industries In Mongolia The GDP of Mongolia is estimated to be around US$ 13.49 billion. The economy of Mongolia is anchored in the agriculture, mining, service and construction sectors. The Construction Industry The construction companies in Mongolia have employed over 100,000 people and at the same time created about 130,000 extra jobs indirectly. The country produces over 60% of its construction materials domestically. The other 40% is mostly imported from China. The construction sector in Mongolia covers a wide scope including residential apartments, commercial buildings, and industrial buildings. Furthermore, the sector extends its activities to include infrastructural developments such as roads and railway lines. The construction industry also engages in the power generating infrastructure like hydroelectric power stations, solar power plants, coal-fired thermal stations, as well as wind power stations. Out of the population in Mongolia, about 57% of people reside in cities creating a high demand for housing and other related facilities. In addition to this, the industrial, tourism, and service sectors also increase the construction demands especially with regards to the residential apartments, shopping complexes, hotels, offices, and recreational facilities. The high demand for the services of the construction industry prompted the privatization of construction companies that were state-owned before the late 1990s. Currently, the companies are under the joint...