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Famous for coffee

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Lima fish trade

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Map Of Latin America

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Human Enviornment Interactions is about the way people change their enviornment and how it changes them. Its about how people depend on and modify there environment. Deforestion is HEI in Latin America because people are killing the forest lands. It is bad for the plant, animals, people, and the Earth itself. Deforestion in Latin America puts out carbon dioxide in the atmospheric air. It also causes disease, and will some day reduce water souces.

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Phyical features affect economic activity

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Phyical features affect economic activity

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1.) Lima, Peru is the second largest desert city in the world. The Lima city area has a population of nearly 9 million people. Lima has the largest export industry in South America Lima is one of the most important fish trade centers in South America.

2.) Sao Paulo, Brazil is the largest city in the Southern Hemisphere with a population of more than 11,000,000 people this city's growth comes from coffee. Immigrants from Europe and Japan came to Sau Paulo to work and the coffee trade

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How do physical features influence where people live

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How do physical features influence where people live

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1.) Puerto Vallarta, Mexico: Many people live in citys like this because Mexico has only 2 major seasons each year, dry and wet. The dry season lasts from October through April. The scenery is beautiful and a lot tourists visit.

2.) Buenos Aries, Argentina supports a large population because it is located in the fertile grass lowlands of the Pampas' region of South America.  The climate is temperate with even precipitation through the year.  The area is ideal for agriculture, cattle ranching, and wine vineyards.

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1.) Tropical climates - Includes both tropical rainy and tropical wet and dry climates. Covers more than half of the South American continent.  Tropical rainy conditions occur in the Amazon Basin, northeastern coast, and the Pacific coast of Colombia.  Tropical wet and dry conditions occur in the Orinoco River basin, the Brazilian Highlands, and in a western section of Ecuador.  Temperatures similar to tropical rainy, but there is less precipitation and a prolonged dry season.

2.) Temperate climates - Cooler more moderate temperatures compared to tropical climate. Grasslands in the Pampas' region in the center of the South American continent, Brazil and Argentina, east of the Andes Mountains to the Atlantic Ocean. Industrial crops such as corn and soybeans are produced here, along with livestock ranching.

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1.)The Amazon River is the world's second longest river.  It begins high in the Andes Mountains of Peru and flows east across Brazil to the Atlantic Ocean.  Of all the fresh water that Earth's rivers empty into the oceans, about 25% comes from the Amazon River.

2.)The Atlantic Ocean - Along the eastern coast of the entire South American continent.

3.)The Pacific Ocean - Along the western coast of the entire South American continent.

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1.)Andes Mountains - World's longest and second highest mountain range, and the world's highest active volcanoes.  The Andes Range runs north to south along the west coast of South America from Venezuela through Chile and Argentina.

2.)Amazon Basin - The Amazon Basin is the part of South America drained by the Amazon River and its tributaries. The Amazon Basin covers an area of about 2,900,000 sq mi, or roughly 40 percent of the South American continent. It is located in the countries of Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, and Venezuela. Most of the basin is covered by the Amazon Rainforest, the world's largest rainforest and greatest storehouse of plant and animal species.

3.) Atacama Desert - World's driest desert found west of the Andes Mountains in the countries of Chile, Peru, Bolivia, and Argentina