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Emerald Island

Factors Contributing to Climate 38°S and 120°E West Australia current makes the water colder. Mt. Saint Emeralla (Volcano) Wind patterns: Going North http://techalive.mtu.edu/meec/module17/images/GlobalWindPatterns.jpg http://tas-ms-6-islands-0708.wikispaces.com/space/showimage/climate%20maps.ppt

Location 30S, 120E Source: http://blue.utb.edu/paullgj/geog3333/lectures/oceancurrents-1.gif

Climate Description – 150-200 words Climate, Precipitation, and Vegetation of Emerald Island Emerald Island’s location is about 30°S and 120°E; it is off the coast of Oceania. The climate in summer is usually around 30 degrees Celsius, and winter is about 10 degrees C, and spring and fall are both around 20 degrees C. The highest mountain is a volcano, called Mt. Saint Emeralla. There is a valley called Emerald Valley, the rivers are named Golden River and Ruby River, there is also Sapphire Lake and Emerald Straight. From January to July, there is 90cm of precipitation on average. Starting from August to the end of the year, the average precipitation is about 30cm. The average for the whole year for temperature is around 20 degrees C. The size of the island is about the size of Tasmania and Sri Lanka. The West Australia Current bring colder air but this is in the Mediterranean range so it is also a little hotter. But then again, the wind patterns can make it cooler at times. (166 words)

http://tas-ms-6-islands-0708. wikispaces http://tas-ms-6-islands-0708.wikispaces.com/space/showimage/climate%20maps.ppt

Climate, food, and trade. http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2006/02/make_a_meat_reddening_carbon_m.html http://www.nouriche.com/wheatIS279805_op_533x800.jpg http://whatscookingamerica.net/Cookie/CookiePhotos/PowderedSugar2.jpg

Arable Land On Emerald Island, there is 17% of arable land (planting land).

Agriculture of Emerald Island http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107296.html

Our trading partner is Australia The imports are… Wool Natural gas The exports are… Emeralds Computers Our trading partner is Australia http://www.infoplease.com/ipa/A0107296.html

Climate Concerns Global warming concerns in this region of the world because it is pretty close to Antarctica. This is bad because global warming might make the island even hotter in the summer.