The variety of climates together with soil and drainage conditions are reflected in Brazil's vegetation. In the Amazon Basin and in those places along the Atlantic coast where the rainfall is very heavy, there is tropical rain forest composed of broadleaf evergreen trees growing luxuriantly. The rain forest is made up of a great many different species, as many as 3,000 in a sq. mile (2.6 sq. km). In the lowlands and plateaus of the eastern coast where rainfall is slightly less and the dry season is really dry, there is semi-deciduous forest, where the trees are smaller than in the rain forest and lose their leaves in the dry season. In the semi-arid northeast, the caatinga, a dry bush, predominates. The greater portion of the central part of Brazil is covered with a woodland savanna known as the cerrado. This is a special type of land combining sparse scrub trees and dryness resistant grasses. In the south, needle-leafed pine woods (Paraná-pine or Araucária) cover the highlands; grassland covers the sea-level plains. The Mato Grosso swamplands (Pantanal Mato-grossense), a plain which covers 88,803 sq. miles (230,000 sq. km) in the western portion of the center of the country, is covered in tall grasses, weeds, and widely dispersed trees. Large patches of it are submerged during the rainy season. The Amazon Basin and the Pantanal Mato-Grossense, already much altered by man's actions, constitute two of the world's largest biological reserves.

-- The center of the field at Estadio Walmir Campelo Bezerra soccer stadium

is located at

16.0114° south latitude

48.0617° west longitude.

-- The east end of Runway-29R at Brasilia International Airport

is located at

15.8616° south latitude

47.8978° west longitude.

-- The point midway between the twin towers of the Congresso Nacional building

is located at

15.7997° south latitude

47.8634° west longitude.

Other points around the capital have different coordinates.

Corsage Orchid (Cattleya labiata), also called queen of the orchids is the National Flower of Brazil, along with Tecoma chrysostricha. Other native flowers of this country are Poppy-Papaver Rhoeas, Freesia, Camelia Rosa, Quesnelia Testudo, Begonia, Fernseea Itatiae, Cyclamen persicum, Gloxinia, Nerium Indicium, Nymphaea odorota, Gravilia Banksii and many others.

Those exact co-ordinates actually place you in the water, but the closest town to that point is Nova Almeida, and the nearest large city is Vitoria. Both of these are located on the east coast of Brazil in the state of Espirito Santo.

The location you probably want is "Vitoria". There is an accent above the "o" in that word, but I have not added it because I don't know if it would be encoded properly in the web page.

Brazil has many mountains and red soil in parts.It has beaches ,savanahs, tropical forest from desert like to wet and dry it is very large and runs north and south and many large cities where there are very rich looking houses to very poor shacks. There are lots of walls around buildings with good to bad graffiti. Many different cultures people make up the populous. Also there are plenty of farms. some growing food others with live stock
Not so modern, its forest has 1/3 of the all the animal species and some of the land hasn't been explored yet.

coffee

OR.......

They all lie on the equator

in the city of São Paulo: almost cold (12 to 25°C) but july is much colder!

Rio de Janeiro.

The west end of Runway-10 at Eduardo Gomes International Airport is located at

3.03854° south latitude

60.06184° west longitude.

Down to the south, in the city's Industrial District, the center of the building at the

Comfort Hotel on Avenida Mendii is located at

3.1324° south latitude

59.9832° west longitude.

Other points around the city have somewhat different coordinates.

The longitude and latitude of Brazil are 10 degrees South and 55 degrees West. The relative location of Brazil is in the western, northern, and southern hemispheres. The Equator and the Tropic of Capricorn pass through Brazil. It covers almost 50 percent of South America.

The longitude of Sao Paulo, Brazil is 46 degrees 38 minutes West longitude. Its latitude is 23 degrees 33 minutes South. Sao Paulo is located in southeast Brazil. It's the largest city in Brazil.

Natural resources are used mainly to make energy and products. Most natural resources are burned to create electricity while others are used to make products.

About 77 Fahrenheit or 25 celsius

It effects the food in the way it grows if it is very cold there then the food will die because most food in Brazil are crops grown on farms so in order for the crops to grow the climate would have to be warm and sometimes wet.

There are many things people are/can do but Human Environment Interaction is when people mess with the environment like if they plant crops or cut down trees.

Yes ... Brazil is on the equator of the earth

not good... They are small, narrow houses and are made out of whatever people can find. They have alot of drug dealers and that is why they do not want to be located on the map of brazil.

Like most of the people in the world the Brazilian eat cattle meat, pork meat, chicken, turkey, fish, crabs, etc... Is not normal to eat exotic animals in Brazil. Like most of the people in the world the Brazilian eat cattle meat, pork meat, chicken, turkey, fish, crabs, etc... Is not normal to eat exotic animals in Brazil.

Indonesia has a tropical climate. However, compared to the summer of Europe and North America, Indonesia in temperature is less warmer. But it feels warmer because it's humid, and that makes you sweat a lot.

Basically, this explains that Indonesia has a wet - tropical climate.

What you won't need when you go to Indonesia:

1) If you are wanting and liking tan, then you won't need long sleeved shirts/jackets/or of those kinds (Warm Clothes). But some Indonesians hate tan, and they'd wear thin long sleeved shirts to prevent themselves from getting a darker skin.

2) Blankets, etc.

What you need when you go to Indonesia:

1) Water - You're going to dehydrate if you don't drink water. I drank 2 litres of water daily, and it's a must, because you're sweating all the time. You can buy this everywhere and anywhere, anyhow, but it's okay to have your own bottle water.

2) Sun Block, or any of these stuff, that is is you're sunbathing or going to the beach..

3) I don't know what are they called, but they're in a kind of plastic bottle that have liquid in them that if you spread them on your skin, it will prevent you form getting bitten by flies. This is good (esp. when you go to the forests, or outdoor even), even the local Indonesians wear this when needed.

Hope this helps..

If you look at temps around the equator, you see that daytime temps range from the upper 80's to low 90's, night time temps range from the low to mid 70's. I would expect this to hold true for equatorial Brasil.

If you are referring to the capital of Algeria, then yes.