The climate of Vietnam all the year round

Vietnam has a tropical monsoon climate with an average annual humidity of 84%. However, due to different latitudes and obvious differences in topography, the climate varies greatly from place to place.

As for the temperature, it is mainly influenced by the terrain. The average annual temperature in plain areas is usually higher than that in mountainous and plateau areas. The lowest temperature in the coldest months of 12 and 10 in plain areas is only 5℃; In the hottest April, the highest temperature exceeded 37℃.

However, in some highlands, the seasonal variation is not obvious, the annual temperature is between 2 1℃ and 28℃, and the climate at different latitudes is slightly different, and the seasonal difference in the northern half of Vietnam is more obvious than that in the southern half.

Vietnam is located in the east of zhina Peninsula, covering an area of 3,365,438+0,688 square kilometers, of which 25% has been reclaimed (65,438+0,987). It borders the Gulf of Thailand, Beibu Gulf and South China Sea, and borders China, Laos and Cambodia. Vietnam's territory is S-shaped, with a distance of1650km from north to south, but its narrowest point from east to west is only 50km wide.

The coastline of Vietnam is 3260 kilometers (excluding islands). Vietnam claims that the boundary of the territorial sea is 12 nautical mile, plus 12 nautical mile as an adjacent safety zone and an exclusive economic zone of 200 nautical miles. Geographical coordinates: north latitude 16 degrees 00 minutes, east longitude 108 degrees 00 minutes.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Vietnam Geography