The state of Northern Territory is a favorite place for the lovers of adventures and wildlife. This is the state with the least population of the continent and is among the most sparsely populated areas of our planet. Here at an area of 1,420,970 sq. km live about 230,000 inhabitants, of whom 130,000 live in the state capital Darwin. The population has extremely diverse origin, as it is in all other places in Australia. One of the reasons for the low population density is the extremely hot climate in this part of the world. The northern part of the state has subequatorial climate and the south has hot and dry tropical climat.

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New South Wales is the heart of Australia. Although the state with its area of 809,444 sq.km. significantly inferior to the size of most other states, there are about 7.1 million people. This state has the highest share in the economy of the country. New South Wales is the most populated state in Australia, but the bulk of the population lives in coastal areas or on the shore of the Pacific Ocean. The interrior of the state is less populated, where mostly small settlements with fewer than 25,000 inhabitants.

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Equatorial Guinea is among the smallest countries in Africa, but is quite rich and the local population has a high standard of living. While in its name to appear the word "equatorial", its territory is not crossed by the equator. The name is rather related to the proximity to the equator. Much of the territory of Equatorial Guinea is covered by national parks and protected areas. Equatorial Guinea is among the countries with highest living standards of the continent.

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Morocco is one of the tourist giants in Africa. Each year, the country is visited by millions of tourists who come for the hot climate, beautiful beaches, fiery red landscapes and oriental culture. The most visited cities in Morocco are Casablanca, Marrakech and Agadir. With no matter how strange sounds this fact, the cities in Morocco are extremely different from each other and every has its own and unique identity.

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Somalia is considered to be one of the poorest countries in the world. About half of the population consists of nomads, who have not permanent residence. In reality Somalia has no functional economy and we can even say that today this country is completely dysfunctional. Inside the country itself lacks oneness and the disunity prevail. The country is unable to cope even with the most pressing issues including health, nutrition, education and elimination of kidnapping by Somali pirates in the waters around the country, especially in the Gulf of Aden.

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