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1. Clothing, accessories (not knit or crochet): US$499.8 million (27.1% of total exports)

2. Mineral fuels including oil: $420 million (22.8%)

3. Ores, slag, ash: $187.5 million (10.2%)

4. Fish: $164 million (8.9%)

5. Iron, steel: $83.2 million (4.5%)

6. Fruits, nuts: $79 million (4.3%)

7. Knit or crochet clothing, accessories: $65.7 million (3.6%)

8. Salt, sulphur, stone, cement: $44.2 million (2.4%)

9. Electrical machinery, equipment: $43.6 million (2.4%)

10. Machinery including computers: $35.2 million (1.9%)

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Textiles, food processing, machine building, military products, mining, metallurgy, and petrochemicals are major industries.

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arable land:19.5%
permanent crops: | 1.9%
permanent pasture | 0.4%
forest | 46.0%
other: | 32.2%

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North Korea exports mainly commodities like coal and iron ore and textiles.

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North Korea exported $2.64B.

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North Korea is the 126th largest export economy in the world.

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Environmental issues include deforestation, floods, and soil erosion.

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22,665,345 people live in North Korea. Life expectancy is 63.8 years. The dominant language in North Korea is Korean.

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Coal, iron ore, magnesite, gold ore, zinc ore, copper ore, limestone, molybdenite, graphite and tungsten

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North Korea has medium-sized mountain ranges and large hills. The highest peak is Paektu-san mountain, 9,002 feet tall.

There are wide coastal plains along the west coast. North Korea has dozens of small islands along the western coastline.

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Kim Jong Un Has Gained 90 Pounds Since Taking Office

One spy agency has indicated that the ruler’s constant eating is a result of his paranoia that he’ll one day be assassinated.

In North Korea, Only Military and Government Officials are Allowed to Own Motor Vehicles

There is No Internet and There’s One TV Channel

Pretty much all information coming into the country is controlled by the government.

At the Age of 31, Kim Jong Un is the Youngest Ruler of State in the World; Also, He’s Got Zero Military Experience

More Than 6 Million People in North Korea are in Need of Food, and One-Third of the Children are Considered Chronically Malnourished or Stunted

In fact, most of the adults who were born after the Korean War are about 2 inches shorter on average than those kids born in South Korea after the war.

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The capital and largest city in North Korea is Pyongyang. Other major cities include, Kaesong, Sinuiju, Wonsan, Chongjin, and Hamhung. In North Korea, urbanization takes up 63%.

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Strict sanctions caused the GDP drop 3.5% in 2017.

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North Korea’s climate is relatively temperature. There is heavy rain in the summer during the short, rainy season called changma. Changma means often full. The winter is bitterly cold. On August 7, 2007, devastating floods caused North Korea to ask for international help.

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This means that North Korea is very concealed to them selves. North Korea is very isolated and listens to no other countries.

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North Korea is in Eastern Asia, on the northeastern part of the Korean Peninsula. North Korea boarders the Korean bay, Sea of Japan, South Korea, Korean Demilitarized Zone, and the People's Republic of China. North Korea is 120,540 square kilometers (46,541 sq. mi).

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North Korea is described as a Juche state. The countries first and only president is Kim il- sung. After he died he was now known as eternal president.

The government type is Communist State. The legislature of North Korea is the Supreme people assembly is current,y led by president Kim Yong-nam. The other senior government figure is premier Kim Yong il.

North Korea is a single party state. The governing party is the Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland.

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North Korea, officially known as the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, is an unreformed, isolated, tightly controlled, dictatorial command economy.

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Import goods : petroleum, cooking coal, and machinery.

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Imports : 3.752 billion

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GDP : $28.5 billion

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GDP rank : 125th

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GDP per growth : 3.9%

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GDP per capita :$1,300

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Exports : $2.985 billion

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North Korea’s Economy is a planned system.

Similar Economy to South Korea’s.

GDP per capita was less than $2,000 as of the late 1990s and the early 21st century.