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Geography of Mexico
kilometers. This comprise 6,000 square kilometers of islands in the Gulf of Mexico, Pacific Ocean, Gulf of California and Caribbean Sea. The Border that Mexico shares with United States is 5,000 kilometer. The coastline of the Mexico is 9,330 kilometers. Out of this coastline the 7,338 kilometers of the coastline faces Pacific Ocean. The coastline with the Gulf of Mexico is 2,805. The landmass of the country becomes narrow as one moves from southeasterly direction.
The climate of Mexico is divided into the tropical and climatic zones. The land which is located in the north of twenty fourth parallel have cool temperatures in winter. The temperature of the country varies according to the elevation. The areas which are located in the south of twentieth-fourth parallel experience the median temperatures. The median temperature is between 24°C and 28°C. In some of the areas of the Mexico the temperature drops down to 5ºC. In the areas with the elevation between 1,000 and 2,000 meters one will experience an average temperature of about
The geography of the Mexico is very diverse. The country is facing many environmental challenges. The cattle raising and agriculture has stripped of the tropical forests in many areas. In the past ten years the country has faced many challenges which are effecting the enviroment of the country. The tropical sections of the country is loosing its beauty. In future also one can expect many changes in the geography of Mexico.


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