TOP 10 Biggest Country by Area 2020 New Updates

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10. Algeria, (Area - 2.382 Million Sq. Km.)
9. Kazakhstan, (Area - 2.725 Million Sq. Km.) 8. Argentina, (Area - 2.781 Million Sq. Km.)
7. India, (Area - 3.167 Million Sq. Km.)
6. Australia, (Area - 7.694 Million Sq. Km.)
5. Brazil, (Area - 8.516 Million Sq. Km.)
4. United States of America, (Area - 9.530 Million Sq. Km.)
3. China, (Area - 9.575 Million Sq. Km.)
2. Canada, (Area - 9.985 Million Sq. Km.)
1. Russia, (Area - 17.100 Million Sq. Km

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My name is Russia I’m the worlds biggest country 17.1 Million Square Kilometres That’s huge wouldn’t you agree

I’m Canada 9.984 Million Square Kilometres The 2nd largest country in the world In North America, it matters

I’m the United States of America I’m the 3rd largest country in the world By land area I’m the People's Republic of China And the 4th largest country 9.6 Million Square Kilometres That’s a lot of lands you see Have you had your fill,

I’m Brazil The worlds 5th largest country I am in South America Who’s touching the Atlantic? Me! We’re the top ten largest countries in the world Big to small Measured by land area with facts about them all Russia, Canada, The USA, China, Brazil, Australia India, Argentina, Kazakhstan, Algeria is what they are called Down under in Australia You’ll find the 6th largest country 4.4 Million Square Kilometres Of the land area, you’ll see In

India, there’s 3.29 Million Square Kilometres here Making me the 7th largest country To have appeared Argentina is the country that took 8th place in size With 2.78 Million Square Kilometres In South America,

I reside I’m the 9th largest country by area My name is Kazakhstan 2.72 Million Square Kilometres South of Russia I stand I’m the 10th and last country My names Algeria 2.38 Million Square Kilometres

I am in Africa We’re the top ten largest countries in the world Big to small Measured by land area with facts about them all Russia, Canada, The USA, China, Brazil, Australia India, Argentina, Kazakhstan,

Algeria is what they are called We’re the top ten largest countries in the world Big to small Measured by land area with facts about them all Russia, Canada, The USA, China, Brazil, Australia India, Argentina, Kazakhstan, Algeria is what they are called



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