What are the main regions of South America?

Answer 1

Latin America occupies half of all the Americas territory, and it includes all the climates you can ever think of. A grossly general distribution of climates would be as follows:

• Northern Mexico: Desertic
• Southern Mexico, Central America, Northern Colombia and Venezuela: Tropical
• Most of Brazil: Tropical
• All Central-Western South America: Mountain climates
• Central South America: Grassland
• Southern South-America: Tundra

Answer 2

There are a variety of climate regions found in Latin America. These include tropical wet, topical wet and dry, semiarid, desert, subtropical dry, humid subtropical humid oceanic, and highland.

Answer 3

South America has a wide range of climates. Most of the continent receives ample rain. However, the Atacama Desert in northern Chile is one of the driest places on earth. The map and legend show what the climate is like throughout the continent.

Answer 4

The climate in South America varies quite significantly. The area near the equator is very warm. There are some areas with rain forests, and others that are desert. The southern area of South America has cool temperatures.

Answer 5

Climates in Latin America vary from alpine in the High Andes, to desert in northern Mexico and along the Pacific coast of South America, and tropical rain forest in the Amazon, with lowland settled areas mostly humid and tropical. The largest single area is the Amazon basin, with its dense heat and humidity, although this is relieved in the rainy season by low fronts that come up from the south and can plunge the temperature by forty degrees in a matter of minutes.

Answer 6

There are a number of main regions of South America. Some of these include mountains, highlands, as well as river basins.

Answer 7

Latin America is know as the land of extremes. The Climate can vary from cold and Dry to hot and wet. Some common Climates are Tropical wet, Tropical Dry, Desert, and many more