Jordan and Niger Africa
Jordan is somewhat of a small country. Jordan has a population of 3,062,000 people, compared to Niger which has 9,388,859 people. ... Jordan is located in southwest Asia and it’s boundaries are Syria, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, the gulf of Aquba, and Israel. Jordan’s total land area is 91, 862km squared. The three largest cities of Jordan are Amman, az-Zarqa, and Irbid. The classification of Jordan is that it is a Constitutional Monarchy. Jordan won it’s independence on May 25, 1946. ... Jordan’s official language is Arabic, and it’s religions are Islam, or sunni, and Christianity.