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TOPOGRAPHIC REGIONS
perience dry spells of three months or more
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each year. e northeast region is the driest
e Amazon River basin and its many tribu-
and hottest part of the country, with lengthy taries dominate the northern part of Brazil,
droughts a regular occurrence. occupying two-fihs of the country. e