Canada Official Name - Canada
Capital City - Ottawa (852,100)
Languages - English (official), French (official)
Official Currency - Canadian Dollar
Religions - Catholic (46%), Protestant (36%)
Population - 31,720,240
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mexico
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United Mexican States Name Mexico
Population 106,202,900
Capital City Mexico City (18.1 million)
Currency Mexican Peso (MXN)
Languages Spanish, regional indigenous dialects
National Day September 16
Religions Catholic (89%), Protestant (6%), others
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Jamaica
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Jamaica
Official Name Jamaica
Capital City Kingston (590,000)
Languages English, Creole
Official Currency Jamaican Dollar
Religions Protestant, others
Population 2,772,000
Land Area 10,830 sq km (4,181 sq miles)
Highest Point Blue Mountain (2,256 meters)
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United States of America
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United States of America
Name United States, or USA, or U.S.
(long form) United States of America
Name (origin) America is named after the Italian explorer, Amerigo Vespucci
Capital City Washington D.C. (pop. 574,550)
Currency U.S. Dollar (USD)
GDP $12.49 trillion (2005)
GDP (per capital) $41,800 (2005)
Languages English 82%, Spanish 11%, others
Largest Cities (by population) Ney York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Philadelphia, Phoenix
National Day July 4
Population 299,114,218 (July, 2006 estimate)
Religions Protestant 52%, Catholic 24%, others
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