Singapore’s Landscape Essay for Grade 3, less than 200 words

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Singapore is a tropical island country, consisting of a main island and 63 small islands. Its temperature does not change much, rainfall is sufficient, and animals and plants thrive, reflecting the tropical atmosphere. Characteristics of the island. Singapore's geographical location is one of the crossroads of the world. Its unique geographical conditions have enabled it to develop into a major commercial, communication and tourism center. It is located 136.8 kilometers north of the equator

, 103° 38′ east longitude to 104° 6′ east longitude, 1°09′ north latitude

1°29′.

The main island of Singapore is about 42 kilometers from east to west, from south to south 23 kilometers north to north, including all large and small islands, with a total area of ??682 square kilometers. The remaining islands outside the main island, the larger ones are Pulau Tekong (24.4 square kilometers), Pulau Ubin (10.2 square kilometers) and Sentosa Island (3.5 square kilometers).

Singapore is connected to Malaysia through a causeway and a bridge. It is also only separated from the main island of the Riau Islands in Indonesia by a water. It is only 1 km from Thailand or the Philippines. Singapore is a short flight away. Singapore's Changi Airport serves 69 airlines and is the gateway to and from Southeast Asia.