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Capital District (Venezuela)

Imagine a special place in Venezuela where the biggest city lives and important decisions are made!

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Capital District In Venezuela

Capital District In Venezuela

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University Hospital of Caracas December 6, 2023, Central University of Venezuela, Capital District, Venezuela (2)
Caracas, Parroquia Catedral, Municipio Libertador, Capital District, Venezuela (CAPELLA C13 SP GEO HH 20241122142703 20241122142743)
Caracas, Parroquia Catedral, Municipio Libertador, Capital District, Venezuela (CAPELLA C13 SP GEO HH 20241122142703 20241122142743)
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Flag of Capital District, Venezuela
University Hospital of Caracas December 6, 2023, Central University of Venezuela, Capital District, Venezuela (1)
Flag of Caracas (2022)
Capital District in Venezuela (special marker)
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Key Facts

Location
Venezuela.
Population
About 2,073,768 people.
Area
433 square kilometers.
Capital City
Caracas (partially).
Languages
Spanish.

Where the Big City Lives!

The Capital District is a special part of Venezuela that's like a tiny country all by itself! It's not very big, only about the size of 60 soccer fields put together. But inside this small space is a super important city called Caracas. Most of Caracas, which is the capital of Venezuela, is right here! It's also where the leaders of the whole country meet to make big decisions.

Lots and Lots of People!

Even though the Capital District is small, it's packed with people! Imagine if everyone in your whole town, and all the towns around it, lived in one place – that's how many people live here! There are over 2 million people, which is more than the number of kids in hundreds of schools. They all live and work in this busy area.

What's It Like There?

The Capital District is mostly made up of the city, so it's full of buildings and busy streets. It's surrounded by other parts of Venezuela called states. Think of it like a special playground that's part of a bigger park. The weather there is usually warm, perfect for playing outside, but sometimes it rains a lot!

The Heart of Venezuela!

This place is super important because it's where the main government of Venezuela is. It's like the brain of the country! The leaders who make the rules and help everyone live together work here. It's also where you can find lots of fun things to do and see, like museums and parks, in the big city of Caracas.

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