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    My objective is to show the reality!

    Quote Originally Posted by Brighton View Post
    I honestly think that, as obviously Brazil doesn't have the same climate as Europe, you don't want any country to have a similar climate to Europe.

    So it seems that your objective in this thread is making to look both Chile and Argentina as desertic countries. Good luck with that

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    Quote Originally Posted by curupira View Post
    The Köppen-Geiger map shows other places in the world with climate similar to those of the Atacama and Patagonian regions... the Gobi desertic region in China (unpopulated too) is one of them (and also the desertic region in Namibia and South Africa in the African continent):

    1. In Northern Chile lives 6% of the Chilean population, as I said. The rest of the 94% lives in the yellow and green places which have a similar climate to Europe

    2. You're referring to the Argentinian Patagonia. The Chilean Patagonia is full of fjords, rivers, lakes, rain, snow, etc. It's not a desert.

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    Chile, Peru, Regions of Argentina and Brazil.

    I would describe the weather in the most parts of Peru to that of Switzerland, Germany and Poland.


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    Sure, it is impossible to live in a desert, that's why so few people live there, but still that area is part of Chile, it covers a good portion of it, and its climate is similar to that of a desertic area in Namibia/South Africa and the area near the Gobi desert in China as well as Central Asia. It has no counterpart in Europe! Look at the Köppen-Geiger map again closely:



    Quote Originally Posted by Brighton View Post
    1. In Northern Chile lives 6% of the Chilean population, as I said. The rest of the 94% lives in the yellow and green places which have a similar climate to Europe.
    Last edited by curupira; 12-13-2013 at 09:53 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by curupira View Post
    Sure, it is impossible to live in a desert, that's why so few people live, but still that area is part of Chile, it covers a good portion of it, and its climate is similar to that of a desertic area in Namibia/South Africa and the area near the Gobi desert in China as well as Central Asia. It has no counterpart in Europe! Look at the Köppen-Geiger map again closely:]
    Man, whilst you're a nice person, you must stop putting the same images and writing the same stuff in all of your posts.

    I already saw the map closely, and I already read it's an area similar to Namibia or the Gobi, so I would be really pleased if you stopped posting it.

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    First, you said it covered a "large" part of Chile. It's not a large part, it's a minority area.

    Secondly, the thread question is "what Latin American countries have a similar climate to Europe?".

    Answer: most of Chile, part of Argentina.

    Am I saying all of Chile have a similar climate to Europe? No, man, I am not. I am saying most of Chile has, which is true.

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    You have not even answered the question of the thread.

    All your participation has been to say that Chile and Argentina have deserts.

    So I ask you, what's your ANSWER TO THE THREAD?

    Thank you very much.

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    Deserts do cover a good portion of Chile and Argentina, and these two countries have significant parts with desertic like climatic conditions. The answer to the thread would be: no country in South America, speaking of the country as a whole, has a climate similar to that of European countries. I would say that the correct answer would be that only a part of Chile does have a climate similar to that found in Europe, and so does a part of Argentina.

    Elsewhere in South America, the climate is different from the ones found in Europe.

    Quote Originally Posted by Brighton View Post
    Man, whilst you're a nice person, you must stop putting the same images and writing the same stuff in all of your posts.

    First, you said it covered a "large" part of Chile. It's not a large part, it's a minority area.

    Secondly, the thread question is "what Latin American countries have a similar climate to Europe?".

    Answer: most of Chile, part of Argentina.

    Am I saying all of Chile have a similar climate to Europe? No, man, I am not. I am saying most of Chile has, which is true.
    So I ask you, what's your ANSWER TO THE THREAD?

    Thank you very much.[/B]

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    Northern Mexico has a similar climate and landscape to Iraq.





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    Brazil is similar to Africa.

    White involution

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    Quote Originally Posted by curupira View Post
    Deserts do cover a good portion of Chile and Argentina, and these two countries have significant parts with desertic like climatic conditions. The answer to the thread would be: no country in South America, speaking of the country as a whole, has a climate similar to that of European countries. I would say that the correct answer would be that only a part of Chile does have a climate similar to that found in Europe, and so does a part of Argentina.

    Elsewhere in South America, the climate is different from the ones found in Europe.
    I see. Good, so part of Chile (most of actually) and part of Argentina, as I said.

    Cheers mate.

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    Brazil is similar to part of Africa, Africa has more variation than Brazil. Look more closely on the map.

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    Brazil is similar to Africa.

    White involution

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