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ПЛАН ОПИСАНИЯ СТРАНЫ САУДОВСКАЯ АРАВИЯ 1.какие карты нужно использовать при описании страны? 2.в какой части материка расположена страна? Как называется её столица? 3.особенности рельефа ( общий характер поверхности, основные формы рельефа и распределение высот). Полезные ископаемые страны. 4.климатические условия в разных частях страны(климатические пояса, средние температуры июля и января, годовое количество осадков.). Различия территории и по сезонам. 5.крупные реки и озёра. 6.природные зоны и их основные особенности. 7.народы, населяющие страну. Их основные занятия С Р О Ч Н О ! ! ! с р о ч н о

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1 политические,физические,климатическая,карта природных зон2 в центральной части Африки , столица Браззавиль 3Общий характер рельефа  -равнинный, но Республика Конго находится на низменности реки Конго и на западе Южно-Гвинейская возвышенность и есть много форм рельефа. Вдоль низменности есть горы Майомбе с высотой до 930 метров. На северо-востоке массив Шайю, на юго-востоке плато Катарактов. В центре страны находится плато Батеке. На северо-западе равнины с одиночными горами высотой до 1000 метров. На северо-востоке равнины плоские (созданы рекой Конго).Полезные ископаемые: нефть, газ, фосфориты, золото, гнейсы, свинец, цинк, калийные соли, железные руды. В целом территория обладает богатыми залежами этих ресурсов.5 реки Конго,Луилака ,Кванго озера Альберт,Эдуард,Киву

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I will try to answer your question in detail. Here is a plan for describing the country of Saudi Arabia:

1. To describe the country, you can use different types of maps, such as physical, political, climatic, economic, and thematic maps. Physical maps show the relief and natural features of the country, such as mountains, deserts, rivers, and lakes. Political maps show the boundaries, capital, and major cities of the country. Climatic maps show the distribution of temperature, precipitation, and wind patterns in the country. Economic maps show the resources, industries, and trade routes of the country. Thematic maps show specific aspects of the country, such as population, religion, culture, or history. 2. The country is located in the western part of Asia, on the Arabian Peninsula. Its capital is Riyadh, which is also the largest city in the country. 3. The relief of the country is mostly desert-covered, with some mountainous areas and plains. The main forms of relief are the Arabian Shield in the west, which is a plateau that rises to over 2,000 meters above sea level; the Najd in the center, which is a highland region with rocky hills and valleys; and the Rub al-Khali in the south-east, which is the largest sand desert in the world. The highest point in the country is Jabal Sawda, which is 3,015 meters high. The lowest point is the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea, which are at sea level. The country has abundant natural resources, especially petroleum and natural gas, which are mainly found in the eastern part of the country along the Persian Gulf. 4. The climatic conditions in different parts of the country vary according to their location and elevation. The country lies mostly in the arid and semi-arid climatic zones, with hot and dry summers and mild winters. The average temperature in July ranges from 28°C in the western highlands to 42°C in the eastern lowlands. The average temperature in January ranges from 15°C in the western highlands to 22°C in the eastern lowlands. The annual precipitation is very low, ranging from less than 50 mm in most of the country to about 300 mm in some parts of the western highlands. The precipitation is mostly concentrated in winter and spring months, and sometimes causes flash floods. The country also experiences dust storms and haze, especially in summer. 5. The country has few permanent rivers or lakes. Most of the water sources are seasonal or intermittent streams (wadis) that drain from the mountains to the plains or deserts. The longest river in the country is Wadi al-Rummah, which is 600 km long and flows from Najd to Al-Hasa oasis. The largest lake in the country is Al-Asfar Lake, which covers an area of 20,000 hectares and is located near Al-Hofuf city. 6. The natural zones of the country reflect its climatic and geographic diversity. The main natural zones are:

- Desert: This zone covers most of the country and consists of sandy or gravelly plains with sparse vegetation and wildlife. Some examples of deserts are Rub al-Khali (Empty Quarter), Nafud (Red Desert), Dahna (Sandy Corridor), and Ad-Dahna (Great Nafud). - Mountain: This zone covers parts of the western and southern regions of the country and consists of rugged plateaus and ranges with varied vegetation and wildlife. Some examples of mountains are Hijaz (Holy Land), Asir (Highland), Sarawat (Mountain Chain), Tuwayq (Escarpment), and Shammar (Northern Highlands). - Coastal: This zone covers parts of the eastern and western regions of the country along the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea and consists of low-lying plains with mangroves, coral reefs, salt marshes, and islands. Some examples of coastal areas are Al-Ahsa (Eastern Oasis), Jeddah (Red Sea Port), Yanbu (Industrial City), Ras Tanura (Oil Terminal), and Farasan Islands (Marine Reserve).

7. The people who live in the country are mostly Arabs, who share a common language (Arabic), religion (Islam), culture, and history. There are also some ethnic minorities, such as Afro-Arabs, Kurds, Turks, Iranians, Indians, Pakistanis, Filipinos, Indonesians, and others. Their main occupations are related to oil production, trade, agriculture, industry, services, education, health care, military, and government .

I hope this helps you with your task.