LARGE MAP with Image Map links OFFICIAL NAME Hungarian Republic LAND Area: 93,030 sq km (35,919 sq mi). Capital and largest city: Budapest (1993 est. pop., 2,004,000). Elevations: highest--Mount Kekes, 1,015 m (3,330 ft); lowest--78 m (256 ft), in the Tisza River Valley. PEOPLE Population (1993 est.): 10,310,179; density: 110.8 persons per sq km (287 per sq mi). Distribution (1990 est.): 62% urban, 38% rural. Annual growth (1993): 0.07%. Official language: Hungarian. Major religions: Roman Catholicism, Protestantism. EDUCATION AND HEALTH Literacy (1989): 99% of adult population. Universities (1993): 6. Hospital beds (1991): 104,072. Physicians (1991): 39,508. Life expectancy (1993): women--75.1; men--66.8. Infant mortality (1993): 13.1 per 1,000 live births. ECONOMY GNP (1991): $28.2 billion; $2,690 per capita. Labor distribution (1989): agriculture--12.7%; manufacturing, mining, public utilities--27.7%; construction-5.9%; transportation and communications--8.0%; trade, finance, real estate--12.1%; services--24.9%; other--8.7%. Foreign trade (1992): imports--$11.7 billion; exports--$10.9 billion; Principal trade partners--Germany, former Soviet republics, Austria, Italy. Currency: 1 forint = 100 filler. GOVERNMENT Type: republic. Government leaders (1995): Arpad Goncz--president; Gyula Horn--premier. Legislature: National Assembly. Political subdivisions: 19 counties, Budapest city. COMMUNICATIONS Railroads (1991): 7,750 km (4,816 mi) total. Roads (1992): 29,950 km (18,610 mi) total. Major ports: 1. Major airfields: 1