This country has a total of 1730 km² of water distributed throughout the territory. Guatemala is a fairly large country. The land is very comfortable for the people who live there. Geography The total area of ​​Guatemala is approximately 67,661 square miles. The total amount of water in Guatemala is 1,730 square miles. Compared to Greece, Guatemala has 8,907 square miles more land and sea. The capital of Guatemala is Guatemala City. The country is also divided into regions and a Commonwealth. Temperature The average temperature around Guatemala is seventy-three degrees. For people, this temperature is just right. Temperature varies greatly from region to region due to altitude. Did you know that the Guatemalan people have natural resources like oil, nickel, rare woods, fish, chicle and hydroelectricity? Well, it is. Additionally, the temperature is hot and humid in the lowlands. Landscape Bordering Guatemala, there are Belize, El Salvador, Honduras and Mexico. The coastline is approximately 249 miles long. Guatemala is also located between El Salvador and Mexico, on the edge of the Gulf. of Honduras. Bodies of water that touch or near are the Pacific Ocean and the Caribbean Sea. And the national park is Tikal National Park. And finally, the highest point in the country is Volcantanjumulca with 13,846 feet. The languages ​​spoken by Guatemalans are Spanish, Quiche and Cakchiquel. The official language of Guatemala is Spanish. ..... middle of paper ......from Spain. And the laurel leaves a significant victory. National anthem, the armed forces and symbols The national anthem is called “Praise be to Guatemala”. The armed forces are the army, navy and air force. Men aged 18 to 50 are asked to join law enforcement. The national symbols are the national bird, scroll, crossed rifles, crossed swords, olive leaves and bay leaves. A memorable fact about Guatemala is that an earthquake struck Guatemala in 2012, the largest since 1976. It struck on November 7, with a magnitude of 7.4. 150 people were seriously injured and 23 are missing. Government officials say the death toll will rise. Homes were destroyed, schools, roads and government buildings were damaged. And a prison wall collapsed. 98 inmates had to be transferred to another prison. Certainly memorable.