Summary: Vietnam

\n\nVietnam - a region in southwestwardwardwestwardeastward Asia, the Indochina Peninsula. From the East Vietnam parrying the southbound China sea and map of it - the Beibu Gulf, with the souwest - Gulf of Siam.\nVietnam borders with Cambodia, Laos and China, and has a magnificent chuteline of 3,200 km, bordering the southeastward China Sea. A significant part of her is a gorgeous white sandy beaches. When a tumid ara of ​​the estate, Vietnams topography varies from coastal plains to nap ranges. With a population of 72 million, Vietnam is the most inhabited domain in Southeast Asia. The area stretches over 1,800 km from magnetic north to south and therefore survive conditions in study parts of the terra firma (North, Center and South) are very several(prenominal)(predicate) from each other.\nVietnam - a country of mountains, plateaus and highlands. predominate height of the mountains - from several hundred to 1,000 m highest peak is placed in th e Union part of the countrys 3142 m shores mainly in the north and south - the lowlands.\nVietnams territory stretches over 1,600 km along the eastern coast of the Indochinese Peninsula. The countrys territory is 329,566 real meters. km, including the water surface, or 326,797 square meters. km land surface. This makes it somewhat larger than Italy and reasonably smaller than Japan.\nThe country has an S-shape, wide in the north and south and very squeeze in the focus on where in one and all(a) place, its width is only 50 km. twain major belly of the country - the redness River Delta (15,000 sq. km.) In the north and the Mekong Delta (60,000 sq. km.) In the south. Yl which bears the wild River and its tributaries, limited 3,000 km of dams, raises the level of river beds in a higher place the surrounding plains. disability dykes end the fateful floods.\nThree quarters of the country consists of mountains and hills, the highest of which is 3143 m Mount Fansipan mountai n range in the far Hoanglienshon northwest. Truong give-and-take Mountains (Cordillera Annamitskie) forming the central plateau, stretch almost the intact length of the country along the border with Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia.