Expo 200 - The numbers
Expo 2000
That was the world exposition
The after-use
As no closing report can exist without the compulsory
figures - here they are ! Some odd, some imposing but
they all prove that this exposition made the unbelievable.
7.500.000 | Passengers used the cablecar which crossed the whole of the Expo area. |
5.000.000 | Athletes tested the newest trendsports in the funsport hall. |
2.250.000 | Visitors walked through the finnish pavillion. |
2.000.000 | Liters of water came every hours down the root of the norwegian pavillion. |
1.600.000 | Names were shown in the iceland pavillion. |
400.000 | Lego - bricks were necessary to build lions, elephants and apes in the african hall. |
40.000 | Post cards were sold in the canadian pavillion. |
34.000 | Square meter big were the "Changing gardens". |
21.000 | Grasshoppers were consumed in the nourishment exhibition. |
8.500 | Cardboardrolls were used to build the japaneese pavillion. |
4.000 | People saw the EM game Germany - Romania on the big screen. |
2.100 | KM were two estnic students tramping to the Expo 2000. |
800 | Nepalease families carved for three full years to build their pavillion. |
280 | Bottles of tequila were emptied on average every night in the mexican pavillion. |
160 | Hectere big were the Expo grounds - a total of 235 soccer fields. |
100 | Different kinds of beer existed on the Expo. |
90 | Tons of real desert sand were fly in from the Arabian Emirates. |
84 | Birchtrees stood in the finnish pavillion. |
21 | Hours lasted the marathon version of "Faust". |
13 | Years are gone since the idea for Expo 2000 was born. |
10 | Years have passed since Germany was voted to became host nation on June 14. 1990. |
1 | Piece of the chinese wall did the long journey to the chinese pavillion. |
Expo 2000
That was the world exposition
The after-use
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