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Extractions: Home About Us Search Thailand's Main Page Thailand's Geography Thailand, known for centuries as Siam, is now officially known as the Kingdom of Thailand. Thailand is found in Southeast Asia surrounded by Myanmar to its north and west, Laos on its northeast, Cambodia and the Gulf of Thailand on its southeast and by Malaysia and Myanmar on its south and southwest, respectively. The largest city in Thailand is Bangkok, with about 5.5 million people living there in 1992. In addition to being the largest city, Bangkok has the distinction of being the capital of Thailand as well as the chief seaport. Dominating Thailand's terrain are mountainous areas, which can be found all through the country. Taking up a third of Thailand is the Khorat Plateau, a flat, barren plateau that borders the Mekong River valley. The main river in Thailand, Chao Phraya, goes through an alluvial plain that is sandwiched between the central and western mountains. This plain, along with a fertile delta near Bangkok, which was created by the Chao Phraya, is the most productive agricultural part of Thailand, and is the most densely populated. Monsoon winds have an impact on Thailand's tropical climate. When the winds come from the southwest, the temperatures are usually a little higher and more humid (ranging from 78 -98 degrees F), while the northeastern winds bring the temperature down a little (ranging from 56 - 92 degrees F). Rainfall is more likely during the summer months of June through October, and the average rainfall varies from region to region. In the northern, central and western regions, about 1500 mm is expected, while the Thai section of the Malay peninsula usually gets over 2500 mm. The Khorat Plateau gets the least rainfall with about 1270 mm or less per year.
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Extractions: More: Thailand Hotels Geography of Trang, Thailand Trang lies along the western coastline bordering the Indian Ocean for about 119 kilometers, consisting of an archipelago in the Andaman Sea with over 46 islands. The topography varies from the plateau region at the foot of Bantad Mounatain Range and dipping the elevation down to the flat plain at the edge of the Andaman Sea. The terrains are characterized by hillocks scattering around the region. The province is nourished by two main rivers; one is Trang River, having the provenance from the Luang Mountain Range, and the other is Palian River, coming from the Bantad Mountain Range. Trang is situated about 828 kilometers from Bangkok and occupies about 4,917 square kilometers. It is administratively divided into 9 districts (Amphoe) and one sub-district (King Amphoe), namely, Amphoe Kantang, Huay Yot, Yan Ta Khao, Palian, Sikao, Wang Wiset, Na Yong, Ratsada, and King Amphoe Hat Samran.
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Geography Of Thailand
Across this landscape live thailand's population of about 60 million people. thailandcan be split up into four distinct geographical regions
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Extractions: Home Thailand Geography of Thailand Across this landscape live Thailand's population of about 60 million people. Along with the ethnic Thais, who make up around 80 percent of the population, there are significant groups of Chinese (about 10 percent), Malays (about 4 percent), Lao, Mons, Khmers, Indians and Burmese - reflecting this country's long history at the crossroads of Southeast Asia. Situated in the heart of Southeast Asia and as a gateway to Indochina. Thailandborders Lao PDR in the norht and northeast; the Union of Myanmar in the north and west; Cambodia and the Gulf of Thailand in the east and Malaysia in the south. Thailand covers a land area of 513,115 square kilometres, roughly the size of France and extends about 1,620 kilometres from north to south and 775 kilometres from east to west. Geographical Regions Thailand can be split up into four distinct geographical regions: Northern Region: Mountains, forests and fertile valleys. Bordered by Myanmar and Laos, characterised by forested mountains - lower extremities of Himalayan foothills - and fertile river valleys, northern Thailand encompasses part of the fabled Golden Triangle. Diverse elements, including crisp mountain scenary, exotic hill tribes, forests worked by elephants, colourful festivals, invigorating cool season weather, ancient cities, exquisite northern Thai and Burmese-style temples, and friendly people contribute to northern Thailand's enduring charm.
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Area and geographical features. thailand covers an area of over 513,115square kilometres (200,000 square miles). It is situated
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thailand's geography. thailand is located in Southeastern Asia. thailand canbe divided into four main regions the Mountailous North; the Khorat Plateau;
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Extractions: Thailand is located in Southeastern Asia. Thailand can be divided into four main regions: the Mountailous North the Khorat Plateau the Cenral Plains, the South Peninsula. Its highest point is the mountain called Doi Inthanon at 2,576 meters. Its lowest point is the Gulf of Thailand at zero meters or sea level. It borders the Andaman Sea and the Gulf of Thailand. Thailand is 514,000 square kilometers, which is about twice the size of Wyoming. Its climate is tropical, and it is rainy, warm, cloudy and always hot and humid. Its natural resources are tin, rubber, natural gas, tungsten, tantalum, timber, lead, fish, and fluorite, rice, maize tapioca products and textiles. natural reources ar very important beacause this ay people have more jobs and one human right is that everyone should have a job to support their family. Thailand has many rivers, clean beaches, tropical rain forests and many mountains. People in Thaland may work at these places and have jobs to support their families.
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