The Ivory Coast, or as it's officially known, the Republic of Cote d'Ivois, is a country located

in West Africa. Geographically, it's a small nation known for its agricultural production. Despite

its small size, the Ivory Coast is one of the most populous countries in West Africa,

with a population of 31.5 million people and roughly 78 different languages that are spoken.

Despite recent political upheaval, it's become one of the economic bright points in Africa.

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Any discussion of the Ivory Coast should start with its geography.

The Ivory Coast is located in western

sub-Saharan Africa. It's bordered by Guinea and Liberia to the west, Ghana in the east,

Burkina Faso and Mali in the north, and the Atlantic Ocean in the South. The majority of the land is

agricultural, with about 65% of the country being dedicated to farming. Its biggest crops are yams, cassava,

and rice, with its biggest export being cacao, of which it is the world's largest producer.

Despite the emphasis on agriculture, Cote d'Ivois is the most biodiverse country in West Africa,

with over 1,200 animal species and 4,700 different types of plants.

The majority of the country is one large plateau, with its lowest point being in the south at sea level,

and it's slowly rising to its highest point in the north at 1,752 meters or about 5,750 feet.

The southern part of the country is covered in tropical rainforest, transitioning into

Savannah in the center.

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