1. Eva de Heras Sánchez 3ºB

2.  Popularmente llamada Río.
 Capital del Estado de Río de Janeiro al Sureste de Brasil, América del Sur.
 Ubicación: 22°54′00″S 43°13′59″O
 Conocida mundialmente como “La Ciudad Maravillosa”.
 Segunda ciudad mas poblada de Brasil (aprox. 6’5 millones de habs.) y primer destino
turístico de América Latina.
 Uno de los principales centros económicos, de recursos culturales y financieros del país.
 Conocida internacionalmente por sus iconos culturales y paisajes.
 Atraerá la atención mediática de todo el planeta con importantes acontecimientos:
Jornada Mundial de la Juventud 2013, la Copa Mundial de fútbol de 2014 y los Juegos
Olímpicos de 2016.
Río de Janeiro
Escudo Bandera

3. 1º Temperatures and precipitations: look at the average temperature
 Hot climate: <20ºC
 Temperate climate: 0º - 20ºC
 Cold climate: >0ºC
- Hot climate: look at the total amount of precipitations
 Equatorial: < 2000mm and it rains all over the year.
 Tropical: abundant precipitations and one dry season.
 Desert: little precipitations all over the year, > 250mm
- Temperate climate: look at the temperature range and the distribution of precipitations
 Mediterranean: hot summers and little precipitations.
 Continental: hot and rainy summers and cold winters.
 Oceanic: limited temperature variation temperature range and abundant precipitations all over the year,< 1000mm.
- Cold climate: look at the lowest and highest temperatures and the precipitation patterns
 Polar: extremely cold all over the year and little precipitations.
 High mountain: very cold in winter, cool in the summer and slightly rainy.
2º Hemisphere
 Northern hemisphere: temperatures rise from June to September. The temperatures line is convex.
 Southern hemisphere: temperatures rise from December to March. The temperatures line is concave.
3º Vegetation and wildlife
 Hot climate zones:
- Jungle: equatorial climate, exuberant vegetation, abundant precipitations and indigenous peoples (hunting and gathering).
- Savannah: tropical climate, tall grasses, riparian forests and people (livestock and agriculture).
- Desert: desert climate, (almost no vegetation) bushes, scrublands, oases and nomadic herdsmen (grazing).
 Temperate climate zones: there are three types of landscapes: oceanic, Mediterranean and continental.
 Cold climate zones: bushes, grasslands, tundra, fauna is made up of birds, (sparsely populated) Eskimos (hunt and fish) and Sami people
(raise reindeer).

4. Rio has a tropical savannah Climatic
climate, according to the Köppen
zones
climate classification: one of the
most used climate classification
systems.
Temperature range= 10ºC
Highest temperature: 30 ºC
Lowest temperature: 20 ºC
Average temperature= 25 ºC = Hot
climate
Total amount of
Temperatures rise from December to precipitations: 972mm and 1
March and the temperatures line is dry season = Tropical
concave, = Southern hemisphere.

5. Playa de Ipanema Sambódromo
Playa Copacabana
Playa de Leblon

6. Pão de Açúcar

7. Estadio de Maracaná Corcovado, Cristo Redentor

8. Biblioteca Nacional Parque Nacional de la Tijuca

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