The document discusses the climate zones, vegetation, and typical clothing of 5 cities in South America: Caracas, Venezuela has a tropical climate with humid heat and trees surrounding the mountains, so clothing is typically t-shirts and shorts. Lima, Peru's climate varies from tropical to desert to Andes freezing, with palm trees near the coast. Buenos Aires, Argentina has a mostly temperate climate that is arid in the southeast and subantarctic in the southwest. Salto del Guairá, Paraguay's climate ranges from subtropical to temperate rainfall in the east and semi-arid west, with sugar cane trees. Durazno, Uruguay has a warm temperate to freezing climate

1. Eva Jacinto
2/27/13
Geo 300
1. Caracas, Venezuela
Climate Zone- tropical; hot, humid; more moderate in highlands
Trees- Most of the city is surrounded by mountains, and green flora.

2. Clothing- For the most part is a warm weather; therefor people dress in typical t-
shirts and jeans/shorts.
2. Lima, Peru
Climate zone- varies from tropical in east to dry desert in west; temperate to frigid
in Andes
Trees- By coastal area, varies from palm trees to
Clothing- Varies from the tradition wear, to the casual or “normal”

3. 3. Buenos Aires, Argentina
Climate Zone- mostly temperate; arid in southeast; subantarctic in southwest.
Trees-
Clothing- casual

4. 4. Salto del Guairá, Paraguay
Climate Zone- subtropical to temperate; substantial rainfall in the eastern portions,
becoming semiarid in the far west.
Trees- Sugar Cane
Clothing- casual

5. 5. Durazno, Uruguay
Climate Zone- warm temperate to freezing temperatures.
Trees- Mostly green areas.
Clothing- casual