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16 Mar 2005 3:24 AM
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Last year when I was doing research online for my
June 2004 trip around Europe
, I was searching maps online and found a great map on the CIA (U.S. Central Intelligence Agency) web site. I was surprised to find it was part of a great resource online called
World Factbook
. You can even
download
the entire Factbook web site (30MB) free, and it appears to be kept up to date pretty well. A great example is a page with a map and lots of detail on the
European Union
updated just late month. There is a very cool page called
Flags of the World
. I plan to go back to Prague again this June, and I will review the
Czech Republic
page and other pages for any other countries I plan to visit. In addition to this useful resource web site, I found that a great simple world currency conversion web site at
xe.com
. The currency data is updated every minute and the home page displays the most popular currency rates in a chart, plus a quick currency converter below it.
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