The Water and Amusement Park

In Peru, we are interested in building more tourist attractions for family's with younger children. We have decided that a joint water and amusement park would attract many people and rake in a good profit. Any other country that us willing to help build the park by donating money, will receive a share of the profits. We have enough fuel oil to power the rides, and copper be infused with metal for the actual ride structure. Any other materials, including metal, would be greatly appreciated.

People

Peru has an estimated population of 29,132,013 people,with 57 people per square mile. 45% of people are Native American, 37% Mestizo, 15% white, and 3% black, Asian, and other. Peru is predominately Roman Catholic, with 92.5% of people following that religion. People in Peru are also Protestant, Mormon, Anglican, Methodist, and followers of the Bahai Faith.

Peru's Land and Climate

In Peru, there are deserts, jungles, coastal cities, and mountain villages. The highest point in PEru is in Nevado Huascaren, at 6,768 meters. The lowest point in Peru is at the Pacific Ocean, at 0 meters. Peru covers 496,193 square miles. Peru' s climate differs throughout its regions, and through the time of year. The average yearly temperature for all of Peru is about 76˚F.

All About Peru

The official name of Peru is the Republic of Peru. The capital of Peru is Lima, and the official language is Spanish. Some of the largest cities in Peru are Lima, Cuzco, and Iquitos. The Peruvian State flag has two vertical stripes of red, with a vertical white stripe in the middle. In the white band there is the Peruvian coat of arms. In 1825, this flag replaced a previous one through a law of national symbols. José Gregorio Paredes and Francisco Javier Cortes designed the coat of arms. The Peruvian government is a Presidential Republic.

Imports and Exports

Peru's currency is Nuevo Sol. Peru imports soybeans, meat and poultry, and animal feeds from the U.S., and exports gold, copper, fuel oil, and zinc.