1. The Geography of
Latin America

2. Regions of Latin America
The Caribbean
Central America
South America

3. Topography

4. Satellite Image of Latin America

6. Bodies of Water Gulf of Mexico Caribbean Sea Lake Maracaibo Orinoco R.
Magdalena R.
Amazon R.
Pacific Ocean
Sao Francisco R.
Parana R.
Lake Titicaca
Uruguay R.
Rio de La Plata
Atlantic Ocean

7. Mountains and Peaks Sierra Madres Mts. Guiana Highlands
Brazilian Highlands
Andes Mts.
Patagonian Plateau

8. Andes Mountains (Peru)

9. The Eastern Flank of the Andes

10. Llamas in the Andes

11. The Sierra Madres, Mexico

12. Guianan Highlands, Venezuela

13. Brazilian Highlands

14. Patagonian Region (Chile)

15. Valleys Plains and Basins
Llanos
Amazon Basin
Mato Grosso
Gran Chaco
Pampas

16. Amazon Rain Forest

17. Mato Grosso

18. Orinoco Lowlands, the Llanos

19. Cattle Ranching on the Pampas

20. Gauchos of the Pampas, Argentina

21. Deserts
Atacama Desert

22. Atacama Desert

23. Cities Havanna Port-au-Prince Mexico City Caracas Panama City Bogota
Lima
Brasilia
Rio De Janiero
Santiago
Buenos Aires

24. Others
Panama Canal
Falkland Islands
Cape Horn

25. The Falkland Islands or Islas Malvinas

26. Cape Horn

27. The Panama Canal

28. Going Through the Panama Canal

29. Earthquake Zones

30. Active Volcanoes

31. Climate

32. The Tropical Hemisphere

33. Latin
American
Climatic
Zones

34. Very Varied Climate Zones

35. Precipitation

36. Temperatures

37. Elevation

38. Altitudinal Zonation: Vertical Climate

39. Vegetation

40. Amazon Rain Forest

41. On the Ground Floor of the Rain Forest

42. Three-Tiered Vegetation

43. Three-Tiered Canopy

44. Native Indians of the Amazon

45. Jungle Fauna

46. Minerals of the Amazon Region
Amethyst
Bauxite
Quartz
Diamonds

47. Agriculture and Fishing

48. Banana Plantation

49. Harvesting Sugar Cane

50. Growing Coffee

51. Rubber Industry

52. Adios!