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Brazil's Landforms
Did you know that the name Brazil comes from a tree named Brazilwood? The economy grew up with the Brazilwood trees and they started to call Brazil, Brazil. There are many interesting features in Brazil, like the Amazon river is the world's largest river in volume. Also in brazil there are many climates, they have a tropical, warm, rainy, and humid climates. Brazil’s land is very pretty.

Brazil has many different landforms that are really pretty. If you were in Brazil you would see the Amazon river. You would hear the noise of the river moving. If you were walking you could feel the grass on your feet. You could also feel the air if it was a windy day. Your could taste the air, and taste the rain if it was a rainy day.

The weather in


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