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Hungary is often referred to as 0 or simply Hungary. The Byzantine Greeks refered to the tribes that arrived on the steppes of Eastern Europe in the 9th century as the "Oungroi," a name that was later Latinized to "Ungri" and which became "Hungari"; the name originally meant an "[alliance of] ten tribes"; the Hungarian name "Magyarorszag" means "Land of the Magyars"; the term may derive from the most prominent of the Hungarian tribes, the Megyer. The country's flag has the colors red, white, green.

Geographic facts about Hungary

The country of Hungary lies 47 00 north and 20 00 east. The region has a total area of 93,028 sq km with a land coverage of 89,608 sq km. About 3,420 sq km is covered with water. Hungary has a total border lenght of 2,106 km and is bordered by the following 7 countries: Austria 321 km, Croatia 348 km, Romania 424 km, Serbia 164 km, Slovakia 627 km, Slovenia 94 km, Ukraine 128 km. The lowest point is Tisza River 78 m below sea level and the highest is Kekes 1,014 m. Its mean elevation is about 143 m. Budapest is the capital of Hungary and can be found 47 30 N, 19 05 E.

Population and life in Hungary

In July 2016 Hungary had a population of 9,874,784 people. In 2015, 71.2% of the population lived in cities. The annual growth rate of urbanization is 0.47%. The residents of the country are called Hungarian(s). The Hungarian population has a median age of 41.8 years. The median age for males in 2016 was 39.9 years, and 44.1 years for females. The estimated growth rate of the Hungarian population in 2016 was -0.24%. Looking at life expectancy, the Hungarian people live an average of 75.9 years (males 72.2 years, females 79.8 years). Statistically, Hungarian women give birth to 1.44 children in their lifetime.

Hungary and its economy

The estimated gross domestic product in 2015 was about $258.4 billion, with a growth rate of 2.9% compared to 2014 (GPD 2014: $251.1 billion, growth rate 3.7%; GPD 2013: $242.2 billion, growth rate 1.9%). The economic sectors of Hungary are: agriculture: 4.4%, industry: 30.9% and services: 64.8% (2015 est.). The country's economy is known for: mining, metallurgy, construction materials, processed foods, textiles, chemicals (especially pharmaceuticals), motor vehicles.

Electricity and internet infrastructure in Hungary

100% of the people living in Hungary had full access to electricity in 2016. Among those 72.8% (July 2015 est.) or 7.209 million Hungarians, had access to an internet connection.