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Brazil has the second largest number of airports in the world (2,500). The primary modes of transport are road based (cars, buses, etc.). Thus, there is an excessive amount of traffic congestion in some parts of the country.

Brazil is spatially interactive, and trades with many countries in the Americas. Brazil also suffers from friction of distance--there isn't AS MUCH trading going on between the countries that are farther away, such as the one's in the Middle East and Europe. This is a result of distance decay.

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Brazil's language is Portuguese. The majority of the citizens are Roman Catholic. In fact, Brazil has the largest number of Catholics in the world. Football (soccer) is by far the most popular sport.

Brazil is the home of some of the longest rivers on the planet (Amazon, Rio de Plata, and the Sao Francisco--just to name a few!).

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Well, due to deforestation and poor harvesting practices, the risk of a fire increases daily for many rain forests.

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I would love to see the Carnival Parade in Rio de Janeiro. The Carnival of Brazil is a festival that occurs before Lent, a six week period of observance in many Christian denominations. In addition, it is also considered to be a huge part of Brazilian culture. Comparing it to a party in the streets would not be all that inaccurate--floats and dancers walk through the city 'till nightfall.

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Good progress often has a backlash, and Brazil is no exception. The environment of Brazil is severely threatened by development. A few examples include: agriculture, mining, oil extraction, wildlife trade, over-fishing, dams and infrastructure, and resettlement. The more Brazil grows, the more the environment is put at risk.

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Football is an extremely popular sport in Brazil.

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Shown (first column down): Pomonha; Feijoada; Bobó de Camarão; Bolo de Aipim

Second Column Down: Pastel; Brigadeiro; Caipirinha (National drink of Brazil); Pudim

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is a widely known tourist spot in Brazil, partly due to the famous Cristo Redentor (Christ the Redeemer) statue overlooking the city.

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Carnival in Brazil: Grande Rio (Narrated in English) Part 1 of 2

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Samba School: Grande Rio - February, 2005. Part 1 of 2. Grande Rio is one of the newest schools, however currently one of the most successful members of the Special Group. It has come close to winning in all the last 10 years. It represents Caxias, a satellite town of Rio.

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Brazil appears to BE a Formal Region. Much of Brazil has a tropical climate, and various rain forests, coniferous forests, and savannas occupy the area.

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The site of Brazil is South America. It shares borders with every country in South America, (excluding Ecuador and Chile) and harbors the world's second longest river. Brazil makes up most of South America's east coast, as well as its interior. Brazil has several oceanic archipelagos, such as Fernando de Noronha and Rocas Atoll. Brazil is also the only Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) country in South America (situation).

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Brazil is the largest country in South America, as well as the fifth largest country in the world. The coordinates of its exact location are 10°S, 53°W.