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Costa Rica's Information

Land Area	51,060 km²
Water Area	40 km²
Total Area	51,100km² (#126)
Population	4,872,543 (#123)
Population Density	95.43/km²
Government Type	Presidential Republic
GDP (PPP)	$79.26 Billion
GDP Per Capita	$16,100
Currency	Colon (CRC)
More Information	Costa Rica
Largest Cities	San Jose (335,007) Limon (63,081) San Francisco (55,923) View all cities in Costa Rica

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This page was last updated on July 10, 2020.

Costa Rica Trivia

What Languages are Spoken in Costa Rica?

panish is the official language of Costa Rica. A number of indigenous languages such as Cabécar, Bribri, and Maléku are also spoken.

What Languages Are Spoken In Costa Rica?

What is the Biggest City in Costa Rica?

San José is the largest city in Costa Rica, with a population of 333,980.

Biggest Cities In Costa Rica

What Kind of Government Does Costa Rica Have?

Costa Rica is a presidential, representative democratic republic, whereby the president serves as the country's head of state and head of government.

What Type of Government Does Costa Rica Have?

What Are The Major Natural Resources Of Costa Rica?

Costa Rica is endowed with natural resources including arable land, minerals, wildlife, rivers, forests, and the country's beautiful scenery.

What Are The Major Natural Resources Of Costa Rica?

What is the Capital of Costa Rica?

San José is the capital city of Costa Rica.

What Is the Capital of Costa Rica?

What Kind of Mammals are From Costa Rica?

Costa Rica is home to diverse plant and animal life. The country contains 5% of world’s biodiversity. Some mammals that are native to Costa Rica include the West Indian Manatee, the Baird's tapir, and the rough-toothed dolphin.

Native Mammals Of Costa Rica

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