River Journey In Brazil

Eileen Dear Sir, I would like to thank you first and encourage me to participate in the competition first. When they called my name on the radio, I desperately flew around my small bed and came across my house, I thought I messed that spring. Unfortunately you can not go with me as I actually had a spectacular vacation. There are various choices as to where to go, but there is nothing I have not tried yet, besides the "scorpion and river journey" of the Amazon River in Brazil, I am interested.

Yes, the Amazon River occupies about two-thirds of Brazil, crossing Brazil. Most of the Amazon is in Brazil (about 60%). The Amazon River is the most unbelievable river in the world and it is definitely worth more than eight words definitely if you summarize its credibility. This natural water flows approximately the same distance, about 4,000 miles, between New York and Rome. With an area of ​​2.7 million square miles, the Amazon Basin is the largest in its class worldwide. Indeed, if the Amazon basin is a country it will be the seventh largest river basin in the world after Australia. Even Brazilian basin is larger than any other river basin in the world. For people who do not know well about basin basins, it is the area of ​​land that contributes to rivers through rain and snow melting.

Born at the Andes of Peru, the Amazon River flows over the Atlantic Ocean near Beren in Brazil for over 4000 miles. Along the way there are approximately 1,100 tributaries with a drain area of ​​2.7 million square miles. It is the second longest river in the world (the first Nile). It contains one-fifth of the world's freshwater. In the rainy season, the Amazon has about 9 feet of rainfall every year and the water level rises 30 to 45 feet. Rain pours into the basin, and everything flows into the jungle and the Amazon. Tens of millions of lands are flooded, creating the world's highest level of biodiversity at a constant temperature of 25 - 30 degrees C to provide optimal conditions for life.

The 6,448 kilometer Amazon River flows in northern Brazil, the second largest in the world, the Amazon River basin is the largest in the world. The river and over 1000 tributaries cover an area of ​​6,150,000 kilometers, bringing the sea a quarter of the world's freshwater. In the northeastern part, Brazil has dry deserts and undulating meadows in the south. The Amazon rainforest covers more than a third of Brazil and its mining is an environmental issue. Brazil borders on the eastern part of the Atlantic Ocean and the following countries are in contact with the northwest. - French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, Venezuela, Colombia, Peru, Bolivia, Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay. Brazil is located between the south 5 ° and 30 ° south of the equator. Therefore, there may be one foot in the northern hemisphere and one leg in the southern hemisphere.