Found 245 Articles for World Geography

Geography of Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada)

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 25-Oct-2023 12:03:53

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Newfoundland and Labrador are one of the best places to see and appreciate nature in all its splendour because it lies near the edge of North America and one of the four corners of the globe. Dramatic coasts, expansive deserts, dense boreal forests, and prehistoric rock formations are all part of this place's natural, raw beauty, which is all around you. Seabirds, moose, caribou, and an abundance of marine life abound in the living landscape, which is in itself a wonder. Newfoundland and Labrador are home to three national parks, one national park reserve, 18 wilderness and ecological ... Read More

Geography of Mindanao (Philippines)

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 25-Oct-2023 12:02:53

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The southernmost island of the Philippine archipelago, Mindanao, is the second-largest (after Luzon). It is encircled by the Bohol, Philippine, Celebes, and Sulu seas. It has an irregular shape and stretches 324 miles (521 km) east to west and 293 miles (471 km) north to south. The Davao and Moro gulfs in the south and Iligan Bay in the north deeply indent the island, which is characterized by peninsulas. The Cotabato and Surigao peninsulas extend south and north, respectively, while the long, semi-circular Zamboanga Peninsula (west) reaches south-westerly toward the Sulu Archipelago and Borneo. A Muslim outpost in ... Read More

Geography of Madagascar

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 25-Oct-2023 12:02:21

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Madagascar is frequently referred to as the "Great Red Island" because to its red soils, which are typically not good for agriculture. The Tsaratanana Massif in the north, the central highlands, the west coast, and the southwest are the five geographical regions that make up Madagascar. The island's length is covered by the central highlands, which are situated between 2, 600 and 5, 800 feet (800 and 1, 800 meters) above sea level. The tallest mountain on the island is located in the Tsaratanana Massif region near the northern end of the island. Division The Tsaratanana Massif, the east ... Read More

Geography of Luzon (Philippines)

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 13:45:11

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The island of Luzon, which is home to the capital city of Manila, is the largest and most populous island in the Philippine archipelago and ranks 17th in terms of area in the globe. Due to its handy location at the western extremity of the Pacific trade routes, which the Spanish have consistently exploited since the early 16th century, Luzon is also one of the most Europeanized regions in Asia. Except for the smaller Batan and Babuyan islands in the Luzon Strait, the island is the most northern in the Philippine group. Physical Features Luzon is the Philippines' ... Read More

Major Grasslands of Oceania

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 13:38:23

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Amazing grasslands can be found throughout Oceania, a continent renowned for its varied scenery. These grasslands exhibit distinctive ecosystems and unmatched beauty, from the tropical and subtropical Mitchell Grass Downs in Queensland, Australia, to the volcanic plains of Western Victorian Volcanic Plains in Victoria. Oceania's great biodiversity and agricultural production are facilitated by the Canterbury Plains in New Zealand, the Liverpool Plains in New South Wales, and other important grasslands. Features of Major Grasslands of Oceania Here are the descriptions about major grasslands of Oceania − Mitchell Grass Downs Northeastern Australia's Mitchell Grass Downs is an ecoregion with tropical ... Read More

Major Grasslands of Asia

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 15:05:42

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Asia has an impressive variety of large grasslands, covering massive areas of land in numerous places. These grasslands have a variety of landforms and support a vast variety of flora and wildlife, from the classic Eurasian Steppe and the Mongolian-Manchurian Grassland to the distinctive ecosystems of the Tibetan Plateau and the Kazakh Steppe. Features of Major Grasslands of Asia Here are the descriptions of major grasslands of Asia − Eurasian Steppe The huge steppe ecoregion of Eurasia in the temperate grasslands, savannas, and shrublands biome is known as the Eurasian Steppe, sometimes known as the Great Steppe or the ... Read More

Major Glaciers of Asia

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 15:04:53

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There is a great variety of glaciers across Asia, each with distinctive characteristics and significance. These frozen beauties, which range in size from the enormous Siachen Glacier in the Himalayas to the immaculate Chong Kemin Glacier in the Tien Shan mountains, display the breath-taking splendour of the area. These large glaciers of Asia are not only beautiful wonders but also essential components of the delicate balance of our planet due to their critical function in maintaining ecosystems and providing water sources. Features of Major Glaciers of Asia Here are the descriptions of major glaciers of Asia − Siachen Glacier ... Read More

Major Forests of Oceania

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 15:03:51

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Oceania is home to amazing forests that protect rare ecosystems and natural wonders, according to the introduction (60 words). These woods display the splendour and diversity of nature, from the centuries-old kauri trees of the Waipoua Forest in New Zealand to the vast Gondwana Rainforests in Australia. Discover the breath-taking panoramas of the Daintree Rainforest and other untouched wilderness places as you immerse yourself in the thick vegetation. Come with us on a tour of Oceania's largest woods to witness their breath-taking beauty. Features of Major Forests of Oceania Here are the descriptions of major forest of Oceania − ... Read More

Major Forests of Asia

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 15:11:24

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Asia is recognized for its fascinating and varied forests, which are home to some of the most important and ecologically diverse ecosystems in the entire globe. Asia's woods provide a great variety of flora, wildlife, and natural wonders, ranging from the vast Sundarbans mangrove forest in Bangladesh and India to the age-old Taman Negara rainforest in Malaysia. Just a few examples of the region's stunning forest settings include the lush rainforest of Borneo, the towering bamboo groves of Arashiyama in Japan, and the unspoiled Khao Sok National Park in Thailand. Features of Major Forests in Asia Here are descriptions ... Read More

Major Dams of Oceania

Mukesh Kumar
Updated on 20-Oct-2023 15:10:39

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The important dams of Oceania, which support water supply, hydroelectric power production, and storage. Throughout Australia and Tasmania, there are numerous significant buildings, including Talbingo Dam, Warragamba Dam, Gordon Dam, and others. Every dam has distinctive features including different heights and storage capacities. These are engineering marvels that are essential to the growth and sustainability of the places they serve. Features of Major Dams of Oceania Here are the descriptions about major dams of Oceania − Talbingo Dam Talbingo Dam is an embankment dam that was built in 1971 and is 51 years old. It is situated in Australia's ... Read More

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